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🇧🇾 Total Fertility Rate of Belarus

1.51
Total Fertility Rate
9.07
Crude Birth Rate
86,154
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Belarus is 1.5083 births per woman. A 0.92% increase from 2022, when the fertility rate only was 1.4946 births per woman. In the future, Belarus's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.7235 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Belarus's by 14.27% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Belarus (1950-2023)

Belarus has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 2.5022 to 1.5083 births per woman, a decrease of -39.72% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 2.5022 21.311 169,536
1951 2.5342 22.03 174,510
1952 2.5931 22.895 181,168
1953 2.642 23.578 186,916
1954 2.6808 24.135 192,106
1955 2.7095 24.543 196,496
1956 2.7278 24.837 200,316
1957 2.7357 24.986 203,265
1958 2.733 24.986 205,334
1959 2.7189 24.777 205,877
1960 2.6933 24.389 205,048
1961 2.6744 23.834 202,857
1962 2.6122 22.771 196,116
1963 2.5011 21.15 184,113
1964 2.3477 19.162 168,378
1965 2.2786 17.88 158,474
1966 2.2607 17.06 152,359
1967 2.2768 16.631 149,601
1968 2.2879 16.278 147,414
1969 2.2825 15.948 145,385
1970 2.3474 16.281 149,444
1971 2.3636 16.412 151,707
1972 2.325 16.185 150,654
1973 2.2559 15.816 148,244
1974 2.2497 15.998 151,019
1975 2.1676 15.738 149,552
1976 2.1433 15.885 151,971
1977 2.1163 16.026 154,355
1978 2.0866 16.17 156,779
1979 2.0527 16.228 158,369
1980 2.0297 16.34 160,474
1981 2.0165 16.409 162,134
1982 2.0426 16.735 166,392
1983 2.0863 17.115 171,286
1984 2.0923 17.108 172,296
1985 2.073 16.792 170,145
1986 2.1783 17.401 177,560
1987 2.1015 16.428 168,663
1988 2.1194 16.269 168,097
1989 2.0319 15.314 159,004
1990 1.9188 14.208 148,091
1991 1.8084 13.193 137,890
1992 1.76 12.71 133,107
1993 1.6295 11.702 122,567
1994 1.5368 10.986 115,035
1995 1.4177 10.118 105,801
1996 1.35 9.645 100,634
1997 1.2662 9.081 94,438
1998 1.3035 9.392 97,306
1999 1.312 9.509 98,061
2000 1.3161 9.601 98,533
2001 1.2859 9.455 96,506
2002 1.2496 9.274 94,055
2003 1.242 9.317 93,851
2004 1.2463 9.439 94,454
2005 1.2543 9.58 95,244
2006 1.2934 9.946 98,274
2007 1.3753 10.614 104,347
2008 1.4312 11.06 108,282
2009 1.521 11.733 114,506
2010 1.4985 11.523 112,104
2011 1.5228 11.638 112,930
2012 1.6219 12.264 118,860
2013 1.6816 12.544 121,519
2014 1.7104 12.565 121,732
2015 1.7352 12.547 121,637
2016 1.7231 12.213 118,469
2017 1.5503 10.755 104,281
2018 1.4566 9.86 95,501
2019 1.4636 9.644 93,218
2020 1.4742 9.47 91,163
2021 1.483 9.283 88,853
2022 1.4946 9.165 87,252
2023 1.5083 9.069 86,154

Future Total Fertility Rate of Belarus (2023-2100)

Belarus's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.5083 to an average of 1.7235 children born per woman. An additional increase of 14.27% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 1.5083 9.069 86,154
2024 1.5186 8.922 84,358
2025 1.5297 8.798 82,810
2026 1.5395 8.691 81,437
2027 1.5499 8.616 80,379
2028 1.5558 8.546 79,369
2029 1.5645 8.521 78,784
2030 1.574 8.531 78,527
2031 1.5786 8.546 78,304
2032 1.5829 8.592 78,358
2033 1.5907 8.687 78,861
2034 1.5896 8.76 79,154
2035 1.6027 8.93 80,327
2036 1.6005 9.03 80,852
2037 1.608 9.192 81,931
2038 1.6159 9.36 83,056
2039 1.617 9.489 83,825
2040 1.6201 9.624 84,640
2041 1.625 9.759 85,453
2042 1.6261 9.842 85,812
2043 1.6291 9.902 85,963
2044 1.6378 9.958 86,068
2045 1.644 9.956 85,681
2046 1.649 9.909 84,898
2047 1.6575 9.848 83,995
2048 1.6499 9.664 82,048
2049 1.6538 9.531 80,530
2050 1.6583 9.39 78,950
2051 1.6601 9.233 77,229
2052 1.6667 9.104 75,758
2053 1.6675 8.953 74,106
2054 1.6701 8.827 72,661
2055 1.6718 8.713 71,323
2056 1.6818 8.662 70,505
2057 1.6844 8.595 69,550
2058 1.6826 8.528 68,606
2059 1.6792 8.476 67,784
2060 1.6824 8.479 67,409
2061 1.686 8.505 67,208
2062 1.6841 8.521 66,927
2063 1.6826 8.555 66,793
2064 1.6816 8.607 66,785
2065 1.6885 8.711 67,184
2066 1.6946 8.82 67,621
2067 1.6874 8.868 67,575
2068 1.6881 8.96 67,869
2069 1.6945 9.083 68,389
2070 1.697 9.182 68,727
2071 1.6982 9.267 68,961
2072 1.7023 9.358 69,241
2073 1.6992 9.398 69,137
2074 1.7003 9.445 69,093
2075 1.7053 9.497 69,087
2076 1.7038 9.495 68,697
2077 1.7091 9.514 68,459
2078 1.7106 9.493 67,947
2079 1.7098 9.444 67,246
2080 1.7159 9.419 66,725
2081 1.7152 9.346 65,873
2082 1.7188 9.289 65,141
2083 1.7186 9.205 64,242
2084 1.7182 9.12 63,339
2085 1.7114 9.002 62,225
2086 1.7106 8.92 61,372
2087 1.7114 8.854 60,636
2088 1.7146 8.808 60,050
2089 1.7084 8.725 59,217
2090 1.7103 8.695 58,752
2091 1.716 8.697 58,504
2092 1.7108 8.655 57,970
2093 1.7191 8.693 57,974
2094 1.7178 8.695 57,734
2095 1.7201 8.724 57,679
2096 1.7228 8.765 57,698
2097 1.7202 8.786 57,585
2098 1.7206 8.828 57,605
2099 1.722 8.878 57,677
2100 1.7235 8.93 57,760

How is Total Fertility Rate calculated?

A population's fertility rate is most commonly calculated as Total Total Fertility Rate or TFR for short. The Total Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is a standard demographic indicator that is used internationally to estimate the average number of children born per woman in a population. It is calculated by adding up all the age-specific fertility rates, multiplying this sum by five (the width of the age-group interval), and then dividing by 1,000.

Total Fertility Rate Formula

Total Total Fertility Rate = (Sum of ASFR x 5 ) / 1,000

Data Information

Data found on this page is based on the medium fertility variant of the United Nations Revision of World Population Prospects 2022.

Data Sources

The United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (Population Division)

UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2022

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