the ceiling thus normal bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, rooms, living rooms, habitable cellars and habitable cellars and attics, servants rooms, attics, servants rooms, kitchens and other kitchens and other separate spaces used separate spaces used or intended for or intended for habitation are all habitation are all rooms; kitchenettes (<4 rooms; kitchenettes (<4 m2, <2m wide), m2, <2m wide), corridors, verandas, corridors, verandas, utility rooms and utility rooms and lobbies do not count as lobbies do not count as rooms nor do rooms nor do bathrooms and toilets). bathrooms and toilets). Infant mortality per year: number of deaths of children born alive aged less than 1 year, for the reference year. Source: Eurostat CODED Causes of Death Infant death is (COD) statistics are Infant Mortality considered death of a based on information per year child under one year of derived from the age. medical death certificate. COD target at the underlying cause of death, i.e. "the disease or injury which initiated the train of morbid events leading directly to death, or the
the ceiling thus normal bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, habitable cellars and attics, servants rooms, kitchens and other separate spaces used or intended for habitation are all rooms; kitchenettes (<4 m2, <2m wide), corridors, verandas, utility rooms and lobbies do not count as rooms nor do bathrooms and toilets). rooms, living rooms, habitable cellars and attics, servants rooms, kitchens and other separate spaces used or intended for habitation are all rooms; kitchenettes (<4 m2, <2m wide), corridors, verandas, utility rooms and lobbies do not count as rooms nor do bathrooms and toilets). Infant Mortality per year Infant death is considered death of a child under one year of age. Infant mortality per year: number of deaths of children born alive aged less than 1 year, for the reference year. Source: Eurostat CODED Causes of Death (COD) statistics are based on information derived from the medical death certificate. COD target at the underlying cause of death, i.e. "the disease or injury which initiated the train of morbid events leading directly to death, or the
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