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🇪🇪 Total Fertility Rate of Estonia

1.67
Total Fertility Rate
9.67
Crude Birth Rate
12,761
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Estonia is 1.6727 births per woman. A -0.17% decrease from 2023, when the fertility rate was 1.6756 births per woman. In the future, Estonia's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.6803 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Estonia's by 0.45% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Estonia (1950-2024)

Estonia has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 2.2876 to 1.6727 births per woman, a decrease of -26.88% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 2.2876 18.477 20,272
1951 2.3049 18.817 20,946
1952 2.3006 18.979 21,398
1953 2.1707 18.077 20,615
1954 2.2132 18.521 21,367
1955 2.1606 18.221 21,246
1956 2.0101 17.067 20,095
1957 1.9549 16.694 19,843
1958 1.9381 16.618 19,933
1959 1.9614 16.638 20,087
1960 1.9829 16.62 20,182
1961 1.983 16.401 20,159
1962 1.957 15.913 19,793
1963 1.9022 15.189 19,108
1964 1.9346 15.085 19,201
1965 1.8857 14.391 18,523
1966 1.875 14.062 18,294
1967 1.9058 14.082 18,516
1968 2.0288 14.811 19,697
1969 2.1247 15.401 20,709
1970 2.1686 15.633 21,251
1971 2.1853 15.681 21,505
1972 2.1319 15.286 21,154
1973 2.0659 14.866 20,753
1974 2.0674 14.968 21,084
1975 2.0452 14.919 21,193
1976 2.0642 15.165 21,715
1977 2.0576 15.185 21,919
1978 2.0195 14.942 21,741
1979 2.0033 14.821 21,732
1980 2.018 14.884 21,950
1981 2.0724 15.258 22,633
1982 2.0865 15.324 22,876
1983 2.1575 15.81 23,768
1984 2.1723 15.84 23,972
1985 2.1322 15.449 23,528
1986 2.1803 15.666 24,024
1987 2.267 16.135 24,933
1988 2.2717 16.009 24,925
1989 2.213 15.45 24,225
1990 2.0426 14.147 22,229
1991 1.8091 12.461 19,557
1992 1.6982 11.656 18,173
1993 1.4955 10.253 15,547
1994 1.4192 9.69 14,386
1995 1.379 9.368 13,668
1996 1.3683 9.285 13,370
1997 1.3175 8.941 12,726
1998 1.286 8.735 12,340
1999 1.3013 8.857 12,425
2000 1.3491 9.315 13,030
2001 1.3202 9.14 12,700
2002 1.3557 9.413 12,998
2003 1.3687 9.536 13,088
2004 1.4682 10.248 13,985
2005 1.517 10.605 14,395
2006 1.5858 11.077 14,950
2007 1.6825 11.745 15,765
2008 1.7176 11.981 16,030
2009 1.7024 11.839 15,810
2010 1.7135 11.852 15,804
2011 1.6163 11.104 14,756
2012 1.5615 10.647 14,099
2013 1.5251 10.304 13,593
2014 1.5398 10.324 13,573
2015 1.5771 10.505 13,789
2016 1.6026 10.662 14,023
2017 1.5969 10.506 13,813
2018 1.6674 10.831 14,282
2019 1.6727 10.691 14,158
2020 1.677 10.47 13,902
2021 1.6761 10.277 13,639
2022 1.6761 10.118 13,422
2023 1.6756 9.902 13,102
2024 1.6727 9.671 12,761

Future Total Fertility Rate of Estonia (2024-2100)

Estonia's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.6727 to an average of 1.6803 children born per woman. An additional increase of 0.45% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2024 1.6727 9.671 12,761
2025 1.668 9.437 12,412
2026 1.6699 9.251 12,125
2027 1.6732 9.088 11,868
2028 1.6748 8.938 11,627
2029 1.6702 8.783 11,378
2030 1.6687 8.68 11,196
2031 1.6686 8.619 11,068
2032 1.6756 8.632 11,034
2033 1.6695 8.613 10,958
2034 1.6725 8.676 10,987
2035 1.6728 8.748 11,027
2036 1.6717 8.829 11,077
2037 1.674 8.937 11,160
2038 1.6777 9.053 11,253
2039 1.6743 9.126 11,290
2040 1.6729 9.198 11,328
2041 1.6757 9.282 11,378
2042 1.6713 9.312 11,361
2043 1.6711 9.348 11,352
2044 1.6676 9.352 11,302
2045 1.6685 9.364 11,261
2046 1.6678 9.352 11,191
2047 1.6712 9.347 11,130
2048 1.6683 9.292 11,008
2049 1.6699 9.249 10,899
2050 1.6691 9.179 10,760
2051 1.6684 9.1 10,609
2052 1.6725 9.04 10,479
2053 1.6748 8.963 10,332
2054 1.6748 8.87 10,164
2055 1.6735 8.768 9,989
2056 1.6765 8.691 9,841
2057 1.6751 8.595 9,671
2058 1.6753 8.512 9,516
2059 1.6787 8.454 9,391
2060 1.6747 8.371 9,237
2061 1.6797 8.345 9,146
2062 1.6752 8.286 9,020
2063 1.6755 8.267 8,936
2064 1.6786 8.276 8,883
2065 1.6731 8.257 8,800
2066 1.6773 8.299 8,782
2067 1.6794 8.342 8,763
2068 1.6747 8.36 8,719
2069 1.6705 8.387 8,683
2070 1.6768 8.47 8,705
2071 1.6736 8.506 8,678
2072 1.6725 8.551 8,660
2073 1.6705 8.588 8,633
2074 1.6689 8.622 8,603
2075 1.6681 8.652 8,570
2076 1.6699 8.687 8,542
2077 1.6672 8.69 8,481
2078 1.6668 8.694 8,424
2079 1.6716 8.715 8,383
2080 1.6671 8.678 8,287
2081 1.664 8.64 8,191
2082 1.6666 8.621 8,115
2083 1.6687 8.593 8,031
2084 1.6716 8.563 7,947
2085 1.675 8.529 7,861
2086 1.6737 8.468 7,752
2087 1.6713 8.4 7,638
2088 1.6764 8.368 7,559
2089 1.6721 8.292 7,440
2090 1.6711 8.234 7,341
2091 1.6709 8.184 7,250
2092 1.6707 8.139 7,164
2093 1.6678 8.088 7,074
2094 1.6705 8.07 7,013
2095 1.6742 8.064 6,964
2096 1.6706 8.03 6,890
2097 1.6756 8.043 6,858
2098 1.6703 8.014 6,789
2099 1.6778 8.051 6,777
2100 1.6803 8.07 6,748

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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