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🇨🇻 Total Fertility Rate of Cabo Verde

1.85
Total Fertility Rate
16.14
Crude Birth Rate
9,763
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Cabo Verde is 1.85 births per woman. A -0.43% decrease from 2023, when the fertility rate was 1.858 births per woman. In the future, Cabo Verde's fertility rate is projected to decrease to 1.682 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total decrease of the fertility rate of Cabo Verde's by -9.08% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Cabo Verde (1950-2024)

Cabo Verde has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 6.4971 to 1.85 births per woman, a decrease of -71.53% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 6.4971 45.34 8,447
1951 6.5131 45.088 8,505
1952 6.5463 44.888 8,572
1953 6.5822 44.679 8,628
1954 6.6209 44.411 8,665
1955 6.6621 44.09 8,687
1956 6.7055 44.788 8,914
1957 6.7508 45.518 9,163
1958 6.7968 46.147 9,412
1959 6.842 46.605 9,653
1960 6.8846 46.842 9,875
1961 6.9223 46.323 9,950
1962 6.9531 45.943 10,157
1963 6.9756 45.239 10,331
1964 6.9888 44.578 10,516
1965 6.9934 43.932 10,704
1966 6.9904 43.334 10,906
1967 6.9819 42.806 11,130
1968 6.9695 42.357 11,381
1969 6.9537 42.027 11,674
1970 6.9348 41.779 12,000
1971 6.9128 41.983 12,411
1972 6.8868 42.127 12,640
1973 6.8554 42.188 12,760
1974 6.8177 42.277 12,894
1975 6.7713 42.338 13,027
1976 6.7139 42.255 13,125
1977 6.6447 42.128 13,195
1978 6.5641 41.956 13,240
1979 6.4733 41.836 13,301
1980 6.375 41.851 13,406
1981 6.2727 42.001 13,632
1982 6.1697 41.656 13,713
1983 6.0684 41.395 13,824
1984 5.9697 41.086 13,909
1985 5.8749 40.745 13,977
1986 5.7842 40.504 14,075
1987 5.6948 40.175 14,141
1988 5.6027 39.75 14,172
1989 5.5043 39.094 14,115
1990 5.3924 38.427 14,078
1991 5.2592 37.744 14,112
1992 5.1018 37.032 14,172
1993 4.9209 36.24 14,219
1994 4.7197 35.147 14,136
1995 4.5051 34.008 14,007
1996 4.2865 32.825 13,836
1997 4.0741 31.739 13,684
1998 3.8761 30.714 13,537
1999 3.6972 29.812 13,423
2000 3.5388 29.024 13,339
2001 3.3985 28.101 13,138
2002 3.2706 27.255 12,947
2003 3.1506 26.413 12,732
2004 3.0377 25.64 12,529
2005 2.933 25.004 12,375
2006 2.8387 24.394 12,217
2007 2.7566 23.738 12,026
2008 2.6872 23.276 11,921
2009 2.6294 22.772 11,785
2010 2.4737 21.565 11,263
2011 2.4708 21.727 11,483
2012 2.2822 20.233 10,813
2013 2.1981 19.649 10,624
2014 2.1704 19.539 10,686
2015 2.1174 19.181 10,605
2016 2.1231 19.289 10,786
2017 2.0911 19.006 10,750
2018 1.9644 17.821 10,188
2019 1.9322 17.463 10,088
2020 1.9079 17.158 10,008
2021 1.8956 16.951 9,976
2022 1.8789 16.686 9,908
2023 1.858 16.365 9,807
2024 1.85 16.137 9,763

Future Total Fertility Rate of Cabo Verde (2024-2100)

Cabo Verde's negative downward trend in fertility rate is set to decrease even further in the future. From 1.85 to an average of 1.682 children born per woman. An additional decrease of -9.08% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2024 1.85 16.137 9,763
2025 1.8307 15.805 9,652
2026 1.828 15.61 9,623
2027 1.8244 15.405 9,585
2028 1.8164 15.163 9,521
2029 1.8083 14.92 9,453
2030 1.8033 14.702 9,398
2031 1.7937 14.447 9,315
2032 1.7939 14.272 9,281
2033 1.7871 14.043 9,208
2034 1.779 13.804 9,126
2035 1.7815 13.646 9,093
2036 1.7709 13.387 8,988
2037 1.7698 13.202 8,930
2038 1.7596 12.955 8,826
2039 1.7507 12.726 8,729
2040 1.752 12.58 8,686
2041 1.751 12.423 8,633
2042 1.7481 12.26 8,571
2043 1.7468 12.114 8,519
2044 1.7499 12.003 8,488
2045 1.7394 11.804 8,393
2046 1.7421 11.699 8,361
2047 1.7379 11.551 8,295
2048 1.733 11.402 8,226
2049 1.7256 11.241 8,146
2050 1.7232 11.116 8,087
2051 1.7228 11.007 8,039
2052 1.7217 10.896 7,987
2053 1.7216 10.794 7,939
2054 1.7219 10.697 7,892
2055 1.7222 10.602 7,845
2056 1.7177 10.481 7,776
2057 1.7162 10.381 7,721
2058 1.7122 10.269 7,654
2059 1.7084 10.161 7,589
2060 1.7013 10.038 7,509
2061 1.7053 9.984 7,480
2062 1.7038 9.9 7,425
2063 1.7007 9.81 7,365
2064 1.7031 9.754 7,329
2065 1.6968 9.652 7,255
2066 1.695 9.579 7,201
2067 1.6834 9.453 7,105
2068 1.6892 9.428 7,083
2069 1.6885 9.369 7,033
2070 1.686 9.303 6,977
2071 1.6819 9.23 6,913
2072 1.6852 9.201 6,881
2073 1.6893 9.178 6,851
2074 1.6944 9.163 6,825
2075 1.6938 9.12 6,777
2076 1.6925 9.074 6,726
2077 1.6857 9.003 6,653
2078 1.6897 8.99 6,624
2079 1.6847 8.933 6,560
2080 1.6802 8.88 6,498
2081 1.6807 8.856 6,456
2082 1.6822 8.837 6,418
2083 1.6796 8.799 6,364
2084 1.6728 8.739 6,294
2085 1.6759 8.732 6,262
2086 1.6761 8.71 6,219
2087 1.6673 8.642 6,143
2088 1.6679 8.624 6,101
2089 1.6712 8.619 6,070
2090 1.6775 8.631 6,049
2091 1.6772 8.608 6,005
2092 1.673 8.565 5,947
2093 1.6747 8.553 5,910
2094 1.6741 8.53 5,865
2095 1.6689 8.483 5,804
2096 1.6705 8.472 5,768
2097 1.6697 8.448 5,724
2098 1.676 8.461 5,704
2099 1.6792 8.459 5,675
2100 1.682 8.455 5,644

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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