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Table 1 The mean ratio of the excess mortality to expected mortality for the years 2020 and 2021 with factors that can have influenced mortality

From: From disease- to people-centred pandemic management: organized communities, community-oriented primary care and health information systems

Country

Mean p score (%)1

Population 2022 (MM)2

GDP per capita 2021 (current US$)2

GINI2

Vaccination uptake by December 20213

State legitimacy 20204

Deliberative component index 20205

Togo

-6.4

8.8487

973.21

42.4

15.73

8.5

0.86

Japan

-0.7

125.12499

39,312.66

32.9

81.66

0.6

0.91

Norway

-0.1

5.45713

89,154.28

27.7

78.99

0.5

0.99

Mongolia

0

3.39837

4,566.14

32.7

66.68

3.8

0.80

Thailand

1.5

71.69703

7,066.19

35.1

71.71

7.6

0.13

Kenya

2.1

54.02749

2,081.80

40.8

10.98

7.9

0.87

Finland

2.5

5.55688

53,654.75

27.1

77.16

0.6

0.93

Canada

3.8

38.9299

51,987.94

32.5

82.58

0.5

0.89

Uruguay

4.4

3.42279

17,313.19

40.8

80.64

0.5

0.86

Belgium

7.7

11.66945

51,247.01

26.0

76.72

1.1

0.93

United Kingdom

12.0

66.97141

46,510.28

32.6

76.71

2.9

0.78

United States of America

15.1

333.28756

70,248.63

39.7

73.53

2.9

0.69

Algeria

16.5

44.90322

3,690.63

27.6

15.72

8.3

0.49

Chile

17.2

19.60373

16,265.10

44.9

88.29

5.7

0.90

Egypt

21.5

110.9901

3,698.83

31.9

29.82

8.6

0.33

South Africa

22.7

59.89389

7,055.04

63.0

31.63

6.2

0.90

Kazakhstan

28.8

19.62197

10,373.79

27.8

46.35

8.5

0.34

Plurinational state of Bolivia

48.8

12.22411

3,345.20

40.9

46.28

7.5

0.49

Ecuador

50.6

18.001

5,965.13

45.8

79.02

6.0

0.67

Peru

97.1

34.04959

6,621.57

40.2

72.98

7.1

0.72

  1. 1From: The WHO estimates of excess mortality associated with the COVID-19 pandemic [4]; 2Data World bank [10]; 3Our World in data [13]; 4Fragile states index [15]; 5Varieties of Democracy [11]