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🇬🇩 Total Fertility Rate of Grenada

1.95
Total Fertility Rate
14.91
Crude Birth Rate
1,893
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Grenada is 1.9511 births per woman. A -0.66% decrease from 2023, when the fertility rate was 1.964 births per woman. In the future, Grenada's fertility rate is projected to decrease to 1.704 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total decrease of the fertility rate of Grenada's by -12.66% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Grenada (1950-2024)

Grenada has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 5.1843 to 1.9511 births per woman, a decrease of -62.37% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 5.1843 35.462 2,749
1951 5.3584 36.81 2,867
1952 5.6865 39.502 3,114
1953 5.9741 41.844 3,349
1954 6.2214 43.829 3,570
1955 6.4275 45.539 3,786
1956 6.5904 46.639 3,966
1957 6.7086 47.441 4,136
1958 6.7782 47.341 4,237
1959 6.7921 46.628 4,290
1960 6.7433 45.231 4,277
1961 6.627 43.562 4,188
1962 6.4422 41.617 4,042
1963 6.1964 39.41 3,861
1964 5.9055 37.055 3,656
1965 5.5966 34.838 3,457
1966 5.3001 32.785 3,267
1967 5.0404 31.135 3,112
1968 4.8346 29.748 2,978
1969 4.6902 28.858 2,889
1970 4.5158 28.025 2,801
1971 4.4266 28.225 2,815
1972 4.3367 28.534 2,838
1973 4.258 28.915 2,867
1974 4.1667 29.138 2,880
1975 4.0226 28.941 2,850
1976 3.8808 28.574 2,802
1977 3.7503 28.157 2,748
1978 3.6747 27.968 2,716
1979 3.6802 28.244 2,728
1980 3.6323 28.112 2,699
1981 3.2042 25.424 2,427
1982 3.3321 26.872 2,598
1983 3.4471 28.385 2,791
1984 3.3163 27.794 2,779
1985 3.5398 29.776 3,021
1986 3.6981 30.979 3,165
1987 3.7718 31.358 3,202
1988 3.4293 28.378 2,874
1989 3.5829 29.11 2,928
1990 3.489 27.981 2,799
1991 3.5056 27.708 2,774
1992 3.3232 26.074 2,643
1993 3.1085 24.156 2,475
1994 3.0353 23.241 2,406
1995 2.9892 22.517 2,352
1996 2.9866 22.129 2,330
1997 2.9886 21.796 2,311
1998 2.6518 19.107 2,035
1999 2.5364 18.051 1,932
2000 2.5817 18.184 1,958
2001 2.5117 17.619 1,907
2002 2.4547 17.385 1,890
2003 2.409 17.214 1,874
2004 2.3729 17.24 1,891
2005 2.3443 17.349 1,916
2006 2.3211 17.492 1,945
2007 2.3008 17.642 1,975
2008 2.2815 17.776 2,004
2009 2.2616 17.877 2,029
2010 2.2402 17.927 2,049
2011 2.2173 17.918 2,062
2012 2.1938 17.897 2,076
2013 2.1707 17.836 2,088
2014 2.1481 17.743 2,095
2015 2.126 17.605 2,096
2016 2.1043 17.419 2,091
2017 2.0831 17.191 2,080
2018 2.0625 16.92 2,063
2019 2.0425 16.617 2,041
2020 2.0231 16.288 2,013
2021 2.0043 15.961 1,990
2022 1.9862 15.616 1,960
2023 1.964 15.229 1,923
2024 1.9511 14.91 1,893

Future Total Fertility Rate of Grenada (2024-2100)

Grenada's negative downward trend in fertility rate is set to decrease even further in the future. From 1.9511 to an average of 1.704 children born per woman. An additional decrease of -12.66% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2024 1.9511 14.91 1,893
2025 1.9363 14.576 1,860
2026 1.9216 14.246 1,827
2027 1.9132 13.974 1,801
2028 1.9009 13.689 1,772
2029 1.8881 13.423 1,744
2030 1.878 13.203 1,722
2031 1.8781 13.082 1,713
2032 1.8635 12.889 1,693
2033 1.8579 12.785 1,685
2034 1.851 12.696 1,678
2035 1.8468 12.642 1,676
2036 1.8451 12.619 1,678
2037 1.8415 12.59 1,679
2038 1.8316 12.524 1,674
2039 1.828 12.501 1,675
2040 1.8205 12.45 1,672
2041 1.8114 12.384 1,667
2042 1.8075 12.349 1,666
2043 1.8046 12.313 1,664
2044 1.8038 12.281 1,663
2045 1.8017 12.23 1,658
2046 1.7943 12.13 1,647
2047 1.7863 12.015 1,634
2048 1.7872 11.946 1,626
2049 1.7881 11.864 1,616
2050 1.7817 11.727 1,599
2051 1.7761 11.586 1,581
2052 1.7709 11.443 1,562
2053 1.7699 11.323 1,546
2054 1.7707 11.215 1,531
2055 1.7662 11.073 1,511
2056 1.7583 10.914 1,489
2057 1.7636 10.841 1,478
2058 1.7639 10.743 1,464
2059 1.7506 10.571 1,439
2060 1.7473 10.468 1,424
2061 1.7478 10.397 1,412
2062 1.7404 10.289 1,396
2063 1.7354 10.204 1,382
2064 1.7384 10.174 1,376
2065 1.7386 10.136 1,368
2066 1.7363 10.09 1,359
2067 1.7299 10.027 1,347
2068 1.7308 10.012 1,342
2069 1.7308 9.996 1,336
2070 1.7283 9.97 1,329
2071 1.7235 9.932 1,320
2072 1.7218 9.912 1,313
2073 1.723 9.909 1,308
2074 1.7223 9.894 1,301
2075 1.7178 9.855 1,291
2076 1.7141 9.818 1,281
2077 1.716 9.809 1,274
2078 1.7154 9.782 1,265
2079 1.7093 9.72 1,252
2080 1.707 9.676 1,240
2081 1.7122 9.671 1,234
2082 1.7071 9.604 1,219
2083 1.7079 9.568 1,209
2084 1.706 9.514 1,196
2085 1.7048 9.462 1,184
2086 1.7022 9.402 1,171
2087 1.7013 9.35 1,158
2088 1.7081 9.341 1,151
2089 1.6971 9.235 1,133
2090 1.6995 9.205 1,123
2091 1.6987 9.16 1,112
2092 1.7025 9.142 1,104
2093 1.703 9.11 1,095
2094 1.6967 9.044 1,081
2095 1.696 9.012 1,072
2096 1.6956 8.985 1,063
2097 1.6943 8.958 1,054
2098 1.6958 8.947 1,047
2099 1.6979 8.943 1,041
2100 1.704 8.962 1,037

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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