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🇯🇲 Total Fertility Rate of Jamaica

1.34
Total Fertility Rate
11.39
Crude Birth Rate
32,246
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Jamaica is 1.3375 births per woman. A -0.19% decrease from 2022, when the fertility rate was 1.3401 births per woman. In the future, Jamaica's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.5633 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Jamaica's by 16.88% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Jamaica (1950-2023)

Jamaica has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.9573 to 1.3375 births per woman, a decrease of -66.2% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 3.9573 33.109 46,404
1951 4.0787 33.983 49,162
1952 4.0782 33.752 50,102
1953 4.2177 34.595 52,451
1954 4.3873 35.555 54,848
1955 4.5464 36.284 56,779
1956 4.7454 37.168 58,874
1957 4.9489 37.975 60,818
1958 5.1883 38.996 63,150
1959 5.2301 38.57 63,148
1960 5.58 40.333 66,880
1961 5.4462 38.587 64,751
1962 5.3779 37.316 63,361
1963 5.5094 37.394 64,263
1964 5.6837 37.815 65,805
1965 5.7469 37.644 66,329
1966 5.8301 37.559 67,009
1967 5.8472 37.138 67,062
1968 5.8174 36.563 66,799
1969 5.7481 35.922 66,393
1970 5.6378 35.252 65,966
1971 5.4998 34.625 65,676
1972 5.2918 33.838 65,126
1973 5.0288 32.827 64,144
1974 4.7562 31.853 63,181
1975 4.4989 30.962 62,297
1976 4.2182 29.931 61,019
1977 4.1148 29.985 61,922
1978 3.9651 29.702 62,087
1979 3.8385 29.535 62,503
1980 3.7329 29.544 63,343
1981 3.6426 29.41 63,944
1982 3.5595 29.221 64,486
1983 3.4772 29.065 65,123
1984 3.3936 28.814 65,504
1985 3.3082 28.496 65,636
1986 3.2231 28.054 65,337
1987 3.1422 27.62 64,924
1988 3.0686 27.097 64,200
1989 3.0031 26.599 63,497
1990 2.8543 25.322 60,878
1991 2.9056 25.695 62,297
1992 2.9523 26.012 63,635
1993 2.9623 25.951 64,105
1994 2.9388 25.606 63,879
1995 2.8808 24.994 62,966
1996 2.6744 23.205 58,969
1997 2.6587 22.992 58,962
1998 2.5944 22.412 57,949
1999 2.4467 21.139 55,058
2000 2.2105 19.12 50,087
2001 2.1726 18.808 49,552
2002 2.1494 18.609 49,267
2003 2.1304 18.519 49,267
2004 2.1268 18.534 49,549
2005 2.063 18.016 48,383
2006 2.0694 18.075 48,781
2007 1.9075 16.673 45,162
2008 1.8902 16.548 45,010
2009 1.864 16.354 44,652
2010 1.7422 15.329 42,004
2011 1.7279 15.264 42,016
2012 1.6962 15.037 41,584
2013 1.6364 14.54 40,398
2014 1.5692 13.96 38,945
2015 1.5883 14.123 39,550
2016 1.5162 13.47 37,820
2017 1.44 12.748 35,865
2018 1.388 12.22 34,423
2019 1.3695 11.994 33,815
2020 1.3577 11.813 33,317
2021 1.352 11.712 33,150
2022 1.3401 11.531 32,662
2023 1.3375 11.39 32,246

Future Total Fertility Rate of Jamaica (2023-2100)

Jamaica's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.3375 to an average of 1.5633 children born per woman. An additional increase of 16.88% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 1.3375 11.39 32,246
2024 1.3383 11.258 31,863
2025 1.3414 11.134 31,494
2026 1.3432 10.992 31,067
2027 1.3557 10.932 30,866
2028 1.3567 10.776 30,386
2029 1.3624 10.654 29,993
2030 1.3665 10.515 29,545
2031 1.3742 10.398 29,150
2032 1.3741 10.214 28,563
2033 1.3795 10.064 28,063
2034 1.3867 9.919 27,567
2035 1.3853 9.708 26,881
2036 1.3947 9.57 26,394
2037 1.3981 9.396 25,797
2038 1.4065 9.259 25,300
2039 1.4122 9.112 24,767
2040 1.4164 8.963 24,227
2041 1.4187 8.812 23,674
2042 1.4252 8.693 23,205
2043 1.4239 8.536 22,628
2044 1.4286 8.422 22,166
2045 1.4325 8.31 21,705
2046 1.431 8.175 21,181
2047 1.4392 8.105 20,821
2048 1.4415 8.008 20,392
2049 1.4491 7.948 20,054
2050 1.4522 7.869 19,666
2051 1.453 7.782 19,258
2052 1.459 7.726 18,924
2053 1.4597 7.645 18,528
2054 1.4666 7.6 18,216
2055 1.4675 7.527 17,838
2056 1.4654 7.443 17,432
2057 1.4696 7.396 17,112
2058 1.4752 7.36 16,816
2059 1.4771 7.309 16,486
2060 1.474 7.236 16,107
2061 1.4841 7.23 15,873
2062 1.4883 7.195 15,576
2063 1.4877 7.137 15,227
2064 1.4907 7.095 14,915
2065 1.4924 7.046 14,585
2066 1.4978 7.013 14,289
2067 1.5012 6.969 13,970
2068 1.4995 6.9 13,602
2069 1.5042 6.86 13,290
2070 1.5014 6.785 12,913
2071 1.5121 6.771 12,652
2072 1.5119 6.708 12,302
2073 1.5159 6.665 11,989
2074 1.5168 6.609 11,656
2075 1.5244 6.584 11,378
2076 1.5166 6.495 10,992
2077 1.5169 6.442 10,673
2078 1.5178 6.394 10,364
2079 1.5245 6.372 10,101
2080 1.5317 6.353 9,845
2081 1.5303 6.3 9,540
2082 1.5331 6.266 9,267
2083 1.5349 6.229 8,994
2084 1.5379 6.199 8,734
2085 1.5339 6.14 8,440
2086 1.5435 6.136 8,224
2087 1.5403 6.08 7,943
2088 1.5526 6.084 7,745
2089 1.5515 6.034 7,481
2090 1.552 5.987 7,228
2091 1.5507 5.931 6,970
2092 1.5532 5.886 6,729
2093 1.5584 5.848 6,502
2094 1.5595 5.789 6,257
2095 1.5638 5.737 6,026
2096 1.5594 5.651 5,765
2097 1.5518 5.549 5,494
2098 1.5587 5.49 5,274
2099 1.5603 5.407 5,036
2100 1.5633 5.32 4,802

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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