charts: 3620

This table contains the information used by our Grapher datavisualisation tool to render charts.

The most relevant field is the config field that contains json stored as text. A JSON Schema is available that describes the content of this json data. The SQLite JSON_EXTRACT function can be used in SQL queries to extract the content of this JSON data into columns in a result table.

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This data as json

id slug type config createdAt updatedAt lastEditedAt publishedAt lastEditedByUserId publishedByUserId isIndexable title subtitle note title_plus_variant configWithDefaults
3620 relative-change-in-maternal-mortality SlopeChart 
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    "slug": "relative-change-in-maternal-mortality",
    "type": "SlopeChart",
    "title": "Change in maternal mortality ratio",
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    "version": 14,
    "subtitle": "Maternal mortality ratio is the estimated number of women who die from [maternal conditions](#dod:maternal-mortality) per 100,000 live births. This is given as the relative change in ratio from 1990 to 2015.",
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        },
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    "sourceDesc": "World Bank",
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    "internalNotes": "Shown by geographical region."
}
 2019-09-20 16:24:08 2024-04-08 12:13:54 2024-03-14 16:43:13 2019-09-20 16:24:08 50 14 1 Change in maternal mortality ratio Maternal mortality ratio is the estimated number of women who die from [maternal conditions](#dod:maternal-mortality) per 100,000 live births. This is given as the relative change in ratio from 1990 to 2015.   Change in maternal mortality ratio () 
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    "title": "Change in maternal mortality ratio",
    "subtitle": "Maternal mortality ratio is the estimated number of women who die from [maternal conditions](#dod:maternal-mortality) per 100,000 live births. This is given as the relative change in ratio from 1990 to 2015.",
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}

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