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. 2019 Dec 16;4(6):e001926. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2019-001926

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Wealth, urban/rural and sex inequalities in the % of children without birth registration in 173 national surveys stratified by region. Each dot is a survey (n=173) in a country. Zero is the null value and positive values in the shaded area represent inequalities. Wealth inequalities were estimated using the Slope Index of Inequality and five wealth quintiles. Urban/rural and sex inequalities were estimated by calculating the absolute difference in the % of children without birth registration residing in rural areas compared to urban areas, and among girls compared to boys.