🇱🇻 Total Fertility Rate of Latvia

1.34

Total Fertility Rate

7.49

Crude Birth Rate

14,017

Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Latvia is 1.3419 births per woman. A 0.33% increase from 2023, when the fertility rate only was 1.3375 births per woman. In the future, Latvia's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.5162 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Latvia's by 12.99% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Latvia (1950-2024)

Latvia has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 2.0752 to 1.3419 births per woman, a decrease of -35.34% in total.

Year	Total Fertility Rate (births per woman)	Crude Birth Rate	Overall Births
1950	2.0752	17.21	33,020
1951	2.0102	16.788	32,466
1952	1.9418	16.293	31,764
1953	1.8464	15.58	30,618
1954	1.9202	16.313	32,334
1955	1.8815	16.078	32,164
1956	1.8369	15.752	31,811
1957	1.8678	16.083	32,811
1958	1.9174	16.538	34,123
1959	1.9221	16.477	34,553
1960	1.9414	16.595	35,368
1961	1.9637	16.626	35,865
1962	1.9151	15.995	34,905
1963	1.8513	15.27	33,682
1964	1.8133	14.69	32,755
1965	1.7289	13.725	30,920
1966	1.7864	13.89	31,591
1967	1.8192	13.855	31,811
1968	1.8601	13.922	32,259
1969	1.8804	13.873	32,430
1970	1.9645	14.315	33,749
1971	2.0231	14.572	34,638
1972	2.009	14.37	34,429
1973	1.9464	13.873	33,513
1974	1.9775	14.15	34,485
1975	1.9477	13.985	34,344
1976	1.9122	13.852	34,222
1977	1.8695	13.63	33,866
1978	1.8475	13.573	33,897
1979	1.8499	13.72	34,377
1980	1.8757	14.05	35,289
1981	1.8743	14.071	35,459
1982	1.9526	14.648	37,090
1983	2.0966	15.674	39,921
1984	2.1122	15.661	40,134
1985	2.0614	15.161	39,103
1986	2.1732	15.815	41,116
1987	2.1795	15.682	41,179
1988	2.1404	15.289	40,549
1989	2.0286	14.456	38,524
1990	1.9874	14.146	37,629
1991	1.844	13.101	34,704
1992	1.7199	12.063	31,543
1993	1.5026	10.383	26,620
1994	1.3838	9.513	23,984
1995	1.2522	8.587	21,347
1996	1.161	7.952	19,546
1997	1.1172	7.656	18,629
1998	1.1044	7.566	18,235
1999	1.171	8.032	19,203
2000	1.2445	8.58	20,319
2001	1.2229	8.474	19,815
2002	1.2575	8.743	20,207
2003	1.3218	9.265	21,208
2004	1.2968	9.156	20,730
2005	1.3894	9.841	22,042
2006	1.4638	10.398	23,073
2007	1.5424	10.963	24,127
2008	1.5854	11.33	24,673
2009	1.4718	10.505	22,503
2010	1.3671	9.655	20,254
2011	1.3429	9.305	19,167
2012	1.4443	9.877	20,097
2013	1.5274	10.362	20,860
2014	1.646	10.993	21,921
2015	1.7065	11.23	22,211
2016	1.7423	11.293	22,133
2017	1.6984	10.82	21,019
2018	1.6125	10.101	19,471
2019	1.6092	9.866	18,887
2020	1.5462	9.273	17,629
2021	1.5716	9.265	17,471
2022	1.47	8.456	15,907
2023	1.3375	7.57	14,250
2024	1.3419	7.488	14,017

Future Total Fertility Rate of Latvia (2024-2100)

Latvia's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.3419 to an average of 1.5162 children born per woman. An additional increase of 12.99% from 2024 to 2100.

Year	Total Fertility Rate (births per woman)	Crude Birth Rate	Overall Births
2024	1.3419	7.488	14,017
2025	1.347	7.394	13,706
2026	1.3539	7.259	13,328
2027	1.361	7.195	13,106
2028	1.3653	7.133	12,890
2029	1.3694	7.094	12,717
2030	1.3745	7.087	12,598
2031	1.378	7.092	12,503
2032	1.3827	7.135	12,475
2033	1.3856	7.191	12,470
2034	1.3908	7.284	12,528
2035	1.3943	7.393	12,616
2036	1.3981	7.528	12,744
2037	1.4008	7.666	12,877
2038	1.404	7.811	13,019
2039	1.4059	7.944	13,137
2040	1.4098	8.074	13,247
2041	1.4145	8.198	13,345
2042	1.4161	8.284	13,380
2043	1.4194	8.361	13,400
2044	1.4212	8.4	13,357
2045	1.425	8.424	13,288
2046	1.4303	8.419	13,173
2047	1.4335	8.373	12,996
2048	1.4387	8.308	12,789
2049	1.4399	8.19	12,503
2050	1.4434	8.063	12,206
2051	1.4442	7.904	11,864
2052	1.4461	7.743	11,521
2053	1.4482	7.57	11,159
2054	1.4504	7.398	10,804
2055	1.4538	7.239	10,470
2056	1.4563	7.088	10,152
2057	1.4584	6.95	9,856
2058	1.4619	6.842	9,605
2059	1.4656	6.761	9,397
2060	1.4676	6.701	9,218
2061	1.4722	6.677	9,092
2062	1.4743	6.67	8,991
2063	1.4774	6.692	8,928
2064	1.4794	6.73	8,886
2065	1.4797	6.777	8,855
2066	1.4823	6.847	8,855
2067	1.4831	6.925	8,865
2068	1.4854	7.015	8,887
2069	1.4843	7.091	8,892
2070	1.4863	7.186	8,921
2071	1.4878	7.276	8,941
2072	1.4905	7.363	8,958
2073	1.4917	7.438	8,959
2074	1.4929	7.5	8,944
2075	1.493	7.54	8,902
2076	1.4958	7.577	8,855
2077	1.4967	7.587	8,779
2078	1.4988	7.587	8,691
2079	1.4972	7.55	8,562
2080	1.4974	7.504	8,425
2081	1.4981	7.446	8,278
2082	1.4978	7.373	8,115
2083	1.4971	7.288	7,944
2084	1.4971	7.199	7,771
2085	1.4971	7.107	7,599
2086	1.4985	7.025	7,440
2087	1.5005	6.946	7,287
2088	1.5018	6.867	7,137
2089	1.5035	6.8	7,002
2090	1.5045	6.74	6,875
2091	1.506	6.694	6,764
2092	1.509	6.666	6,673
2093	1.5091	6.64	6,584
2094	1.5115	6.639	6,521
2095	1.512	6.643	6,462
2096	1.5137	6.665	6,421
2097	1.5163	6.702	6,393
2098	1.5181	6.747	6,372
2099	1.517	6.785	6,343
2100	1.5162	6.831	6,321

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 2024.

Data Published: 2024-07-11

Data Sources

The United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (Population Division)

UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2024

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