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🇰🇿 Total Fertility Rate of Kazakhstan

3.02
Total Fertility Rate
20.16
Crude Birth Rate
395,288
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Kazakhstan is 3.0239 births per woman. A -0.77% decrease from 2022, when the fertility rate was 3.0473 births per woman. In the future, Kazakhstan's fertility rate is projected to decrease to 1.9066 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total decrease of the fertility rate of Kazakhstan's by -36.95% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Kazakhstan (1950-2023)

Kazakhstan has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 4.4943 to 3.0239 births per woman, a decrease of -32.72% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 4.4943 35.497 234,644
1951 4.4775 35.536 243,173
1952 4.4535 35.336 250,190
1953 4.4569 35.315 258,540
1954 4.4657 35.481 268,404
1955 4.4755 35.874 280,471
1956 4.5589 37.045 299,518
1957 4.62 38.153 319,246
1958 4.62 38.686 335,145
1959 4.5516 38.406 344,210
1960 4.53 38.158 354,070
1961 4.4856 37.109 356,139
1962 4.4037 35.432 351,265
1963 4.3412 33.734 345,096
1964 4.2189 31.603 333,089
1965 4.1114 29.823 323,421
1966 4.0078 28.386 316,392
1967 3.8767 27.11 310,076
1968 3.6808 25.648 300,694
1969 3.537 24.719 296,713
1970 3.529 24.842 304,489
1971 3.5451 25.114 312,882
1972 3.5661 25.485 321,698
1973 3.5097 25.317 324,002
1974 3.4529 25.194 327,023
1975 3.3932 25.119 330,716
1976 3.3328 25.101 335,225
1977 3.2676 25.122 340,225
1978 3.1654 24.919 342,692
1979 3.1224 25.158 351,244
1980 3.0292 24.93 353,282
1981 3.0699 25.704 370,193
1982 3.0693 26.061 381,422
1983 3.0634 26.29 391,284
1984 3.0628 26.469 400,920
1985 3.0608 26.517 408,704
1986 3.0498 26.393 413,926
1987 3.0241 26.117 418,688
1988 2.98 25.543 418,475
1989 2.9158 24.642 412,467
1990 2.8305 23.523 397,944
1991 2.7248 22.416 382,006
1992 2.6054 21.324 365,696
1993 2.48 20.248 346,660
1994 2.355 19.222 326,799
1995 2.2715 18.525 308,172
1996 2.0968 17.089 279,398
1997 1.9987 16.351 262,181
1998 1.9643 16.137 253,313
1999 1.9347 15.947 244,608
2000 1.9467 15.889 242,436
2001 1.9195 15.655 239,451
2002 1.9526 15.951 244,819
2003 2.0534 16.858 260,022
2004 2.1567 17.824 276,691
2005 2.2434 18.712 292,854
2006 2.3669 19.93 315,160
2007 2.4745 21.044 336,862
2008 2.5852 22.136 358,689
2009 2.5973 22.309 365,900
2010 2.5897 22.23 369,406
2011 2.588 22.205 374,369
2012 2.6185 22.37 382,568
2013 2.6392 22.346 387,566
2014 2.7303 22.754 400,472
2015 2.7414 22.422 400,061
2016 2.7791 22.244 402,246
2017 2.7309 21.36 391,284
2018 2.8398 21.626 401,334
2019 2.9083 21.523 404,079
2020 3.1403 22.523 427,805
2021 3.0836 21.535 413,483
2022 3.0473 20.754 402,511
2023 3.0239 20.164 395,288

Future Total Fertility Rate of Kazakhstan (2023-2100)

Kazakhstan's negative downward trend in fertility rate is set to decrease even further in the future. From 3.0239 to an average of 1.9066 children born per woman. An additional decrease of -36.95% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 3.0239 20.164 395,288
2024 2.9917 19.585 388,294
2025 2.9748 19.193 384,906
2026 2.9518 18.861 382,439
2027 2.9195 18.567 380,506
2028 2.8898 18.374 380,476
2029 2.8662 18.285 382,496
2030 2.8444 18.253 385,667
2031 2.8095 18.17 387,720
2032 2.7892 18.204 392,283
2033 2.7615 18.209 396,216
2034 2.7414 18.276 401,567
2035 2.7116 18.285 405,658
2036 2.6921 18.363 411,342
2037 2.6711 18.426 416,778
2038 2.6512 18.496 422,426
2039 2.6292 18.549 427,773
2040 2.611 18.627 433,768
2041 2.5941 18.701 439,775
2042 2.5723 18.712 444,391
2043 2.5588 18.746 449,596
2044 2.5358 18.666 452,071
2045 2.5076 18.502 452,449
2046 2.4912 18.38 453,803
2047 2.4676 18.17 452,843
2048 2.4518 17.988 452,459
2049 2.4441 17.844 452,935
2050 2.4214 17.578 450,147
2051 2.4125 17.404 449,615
2052 2.3898 17.132 446,336
2053 2.3789 16.948 445,234
2054 2.3701 16.786 444,610
2055 2.3541 16.583 442,726
2056 2.3396 16.398 441,218
2057 2.3256 16.225 439,913
2058 2.3053 16.017 437,517
2059 2.2844 15.814 435,134
2060 2.2702 15.668 434,188
2061 2.2569 15.538 433,612
2062 2.2428 15.416 433,146
2063 2.2278 15.299 432,776
2064 2.2059 15.148 431,319
2065 2.1928 15.066 431,778
2066 2.1785 14.983 432,158
2067 2.1631 14.899 432,440
2068 2.1622 14.915 435,656
2069 2.1428 14.803 435,079
2070 2.1377 14.787 437,306
2071 2.1258 14.718 437,940
2072 2.1213 14.693 439,890
2073 2.1129 14.634 440,805
2074 2.1015 14.546 440,811
2075 2.0949 14.482 441,535
2076 2.0789 14.347 440,001
2077 2.0741 14.279 440,517
2078 2.0597 14.138 438,673
2079 2.0465 13.996 436,755
2080 2.0464 13.934 437,311
2081 2.04 13.823 436,223
2082 2.0254 13.648 433,073
2083 2.0162 13.506 430,843
2084 2.0175 13.429 430,653
2085 2.0046 13.255 427,258
2086 2.0062 13.177 426,856
2087 1.9968 13.027 424,042
2088 1.9845 12.861 420,611
2089 1.9754 12.722 417,921
2090 1.9669 12.592 415,417
2091 1.9562 12.454 412,544
2092 1.9465 12.329 409,998
2093 1.9505 12.296 410,447
2094 1.9407 12.183 408,090
2095 1.9363 12.109 406,982
2096 1.9364 12.067 406,903
2097 1.9259 11.966 404,679
2098 1.9198 11.895 403,440
2099 1.9169 11.848 402,906
2100 1.9066 11.758 400,847

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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