๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ Total Fertility Rate of New Zealand

1.75
Total Fertility Rate
12.12
Crude Birth Rate
63,805
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of New Zealand is 1.7486 births per woman. A -0.54% decrease from 2023, when the fertility rate was 1.7581 births per woman. In the future, New Zealand's fertility rate is projected to decrease to 1.6559 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total decrease of the fertility rate of New Zealand's by -5.3% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of New Zealand (1950-2024)

New Zealand has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.5502 to 1.7486 births per woman, a decrease of -50.75% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 3.5502 25.718 49,077
1951 3.5991 25.615 49,855
1952 3.6664 25.674 51,095
1953 3.6522 25.196 51,419
1954 3.7789 25.635 53,617
1955 3.879 25.823 55,193
1956 3.9775 25.988 56,706
1957 4.0291 25.956 57,843
1958 4.1089 26.179 59,718
1959 4.1788 26.372 61,520
1960 4.2384 26.53 63,129
1961 4.3052 26.781 64,994
1962 4.1872 26.068 64,654
1963 4.0475 25.342 64,232
1964 3.7969 24.033 62,125
1965 3.5419 22.771 59,948
1966 3.413 22.37 59,937
1967 3.3514 22.385 61,032
1968 3.3394 22.621 62,496
1969 3.2789 22.454 62,630
1970 3.1738 22.064 62,259
1971 3.1771 22.466 64,382
1972 2.9989 21.665 63,085
1973 2.7597 20.356 60,370
1974 2.5782 19.433 58,847
1975 2.3714 18.237 56,317
1976 2.2718 17.675 55,360
1977 2.2072 17.27 54,438
1978 2.0777 16.319 51,517
1979 2.1135 16.633 52,497
1980 2.034 16.109 50,814
1981 2.0092 16.041 50,757
1982 1.9515 15.717 50,007
1983 1.9225 15.664 50,345
1984 1.9297 15.841 51,501
1985 1.9314 15.9 52,081
1986 1.9618 16.125 53,008
1987 2.03 16.691 55,149
1988 2.0981 17.298 57,517
1989 2.1222 17.483 58,373
1990 2.1737 17.827 59,943
1991 2.0931 17.059 59,122
1992 2.06 16.756 59,128
1993 2.0387 16.426 58,595
1994 1.9823 15.821 57,117
1995 1.9796 15.627 57,204
1996 1.9614 15.335 56,980
1997 1.9565 15.145 57,095
1998 1.8967 14.519 55,319
1999 1.9672 14.824 56,895
2000 1.9764 14.656 56,547
2001 1.9629 14.315 55,549
2002 1.8916 13.657 53,590
2003 1.9302 13.853 55,396
2004 1.9759 14.097 57,363
2005 1.9621 13.895 57,289
2006 2.0065 14.091 58,800
2007 2.1635 15.038 63,475
2008 2.1854 15.031 64,003
2009 2.1324 14.51 62,334
2010 2.1642 14.588 63,355
2011 2.0931 13.984 61,271
2012 2.0904 13.826 60,979
2013 2.0021 13.149 58,360
2014 1.9274 12.64 56,737
2015 1.9838 13.131 59,977
2016 1.8815 12.595 58,476
2017 1.892 12.825 60,564
2018 1.729 11.862 56,905
2019 1.854 12.851 63,079
2020 1.7902 12.518 63,130
2021 1.7733 12.436 63,557
2022 1.7623 12.378 64,102
2023 1.7581 12.279 64,117
2024 1.7486 12.123 63,805

Future Total Fertility Rate of New Zealand (2024-2100)

New Zealand's negative downward trend in fertility rate is set to decrease even further in the future. From 1.7486 to an average of 1.6559 children born per woman. An additional decrease of -5.3% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2024 1.7486 12.123 63,805
2025 1.7455 11.994 63,615
2026 1.7436 11.861 63,383
2027 1.7308 11.649 62,695
2028 1.7252 11.484 62,233
2029 1.7197 11.321 61,753
2030 1.7194 11.195 61,450
2031 1.7194 11.077 61,167
2032 1.7129 10.923 60,666
2033 1.7103 10.806 60,344
2034 1.7031 10.673 59,909
2035 1.6998 10.578 59,672
2036 1.7001 10.52 59,623
2037 1.6937 10.434 59,400
2038 1.6919 10.383 59,369
2039 1.694 10.362 59,492
2040 1.6963 10.342 59,615
2041 1.6931 10.289 59,532
2042 1.6934 10.252 59,536
2043 1.6938 10.21 59,497
2044 1.6912 10.144 59,308
2045 1.69 10.085 59,143
2046 1.6882 10.02 58,936
2047 1.6889 9.97 58,808
2048 1.682 9.88 58,427
2049 1.6853 9.854 58,421
2050 1.6887 9.837 58,456
2051 1.6804 9.756 58,104
2052 1.6825 9.738 58,120
2053 1.6861 9.73 58,191
2054 1.6827 9.682 58,016
2055 1.6821 9.648 57,921
2056 1.6829 9.62 57,855
2057 1.6821 9.58 57,712
2058 1.6788 9.524 57,466
2059 1.6726 9.448 57,095
2060 1.6749 9.417 56,991
2061 1.6762 9.379 56,839
2062 1.6781 9.343 56,695
2063 1.6724 9.264 56,287
2064 1.6721 9.216 56,065
2065 1.6717 9.17 55,846
2066 1.6721 9.131 55,669
2067 1.663 9.045 55,197
2068 1.6675 9.035 55,192
2069 1.6671 9.003 55,039
2070 1.6646 8.963 54,838
2071 1.6625 8.927 54,657
2072 1.6576 8.879 54,392
2073 1.659 8.866 54,342
2074 1.6556 8.829 54,134
2075 1.6599 8.833 54,178
2076 1.6596 8.813 54,069
2077 1.6558 8.775 53,842
2078 1.6623 8.792 53,948
2079 1.6626 8.776 53,851
2080 1.6585 8.74 53,625
2081 1.6617 8.744 53,636
2082 1.6611 8.727 53,519
2083 1.6662 8.74 53,582
2084 1.6628 8.709 53,372
2085 1.6599 8.68 53,171
2086 1.6578 8.655 52,988
2087 1.6605 8.655 52,955
2088 1.6627 8.651 52,901
2089 1.6527 8.583 52,451
2090 1.6554 8.58 52,399
2091 1.6518 8.544 52,141
2092 1.6536 8.534 52,047
2093 1.6552 8.524 51,945
2094 1.6549 8.502 51,779
2095 1.6526 8.471 51,551
2096 1.6516 8.446 51,362
2097 1.6465 8.401 51,048
2098 1.6526 8.414 51,086
2099 1.6507 8.386 50,881
2100 1.6559 8.396 50,902

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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