RZS: In Serbia, 79.2 Percent of Children Were Vaccinated, 56.3 Percent in Roma Settlements
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The research of multiple indicators in Serbia on the position of households, women and children, which was presented today, for the first time included certain areas of life,
Serbia has made progress in improving the living conditions of children and families, especially in terms of pre-school education and early initiation of breastfeeding. However, significant inequalities still exist, especially among the poorest and most vulnerable households, while in some areas, such as the violent discipline of children, there is stagnation, according to the results of the Multiple Indicators Survey for 2025 (MICS 7), which [.…
The seventh cycle of the Multiple Indicators Survey in Serbia (MICS 2025), which was presented today by the Republic's Statistical Office, showed that 79.2 percent of children aged 24 to 35 months at the national level in Serbia were fully vaccinated with basic antigens, while in Roma settlements that coverage was 56.3 percent. Acting RZS director Branko Josipović pointed out [...]
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