Table 6. Severity of Impact of Conflict on MMR at the District Level, Sri Lanka 1982–2002.
Rate of change and MMR are worse than predicted | Rate of change and MMR are better than predicted | Rate of change is worse but MMR is better | Conflict Induced MMR | ||
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Province | District | ||||
High Conflict Level | Batticaloa* | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | ||
Jaffna | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
Kilinochi | Unable to determine | ||||
Mannar* | Rate is better; MMR is worse | ||||
Mullaitivu | Unable to determine | ||||
Trincomalee* | Rate is worse | ||||
Vavuniya* | X | Rate is worse; MMR is same | |||
Intermittent Conflict | Ampara | X | Rate and MMR are worse | ||
Anuradhapura | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
Polonnaruwa | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
Puttalam | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
No Conflict | Badulla | X | Rate and MMR are worse | ||
Colombo | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
Galle | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | |||
Gampaha | Unable to determine | ||||
Hambantota | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
Kandy | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | |||
Kaluthara | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | |||
Kegalle* | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | |||
Kurunegala | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | |||
Matale* | X | Rate and MMR are better | |||
Matara | X | Rate and MMR are better | |||
Moneragala | X | Rate is worse; MMR is better | |||
Nuwara Eliya | X | Rate and MMR are worse | |||
Ratnapura | X | Rate and MMR are worse |
* Data from 1999 used as endpoint
Source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka; Dept. of Census and Statistics; Ministry of Healthcare and Nutrition (multiple years)