🇵🇱 Total Fertility Rate of Poland

1.47

Total Fertility Rate

10.21

Crude Birth Rate

423,741

Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Poland is 1.4683 births per woman. A 0.49% increase from 2022, when the fertility rate only was 1.4612 births per woman. In the future, Poland's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.5993 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Poland's by 8.92% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Poland (1950-2023)

Poland has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.7053 to 1.4683 births per woman, a decrease of -60.37% in total.

Year	Total Fertility Rate (births per woman)	Crude Birth Rate	Overall Births
1950	3.7053	30.854	764,646
1951	3.7563	31.094	785,323
1952	3.6773	30.291	778,944
1953	3.6098	29.632	775,798
1954	3.5617	29.079	774,770
1955	3.5749	28.953	785,068
1956	3.4888	28.007	772,896
1957	3.4954	27.794	780,322
1958	3.3678	26.196	748,635
1959	3.2463	24.793	720,679
1960	3.0302	22.707	670,178
1961	2.8603	20.985	627,827
1962	2.7547	19.771	598,615
1963	2.7214	19.101	584,785
1964	2.6172	18.032	557,738
1965	2.5272	17.267	539,188
1966	2.4198	16.498	519,760
1967	2.3362	16.141	512,767
1968	2.3021	16.095	515,451
1969	2.2708	16.297	525,965
1970	2.2611	16.716	543,651
1971	2.2575	17.232	564,230
1972	2.2479	17.601	580,812
1973	2.2612	18.143	604,028
1974	2.269	18.646	626,528
1975	2.2835	19.151	649,643
1976	2.3094	19.682	674,173
1977	2.2404	19.306	667,461
1978	2.2127	19.176	669,205
1979	2.2524	19.513	687,018
1980	2.2494	19.391	688,921
1981	2.21	18.843	675,513
1982	2.3026	19.268	697,601
1983	2.3837	19.582	715,649
1984	2.3568	18.914	697,376
1985	2.3229	18.188	676,174
1986	2.2202	16.954	634,617
1987	2.1599	16.077	605,377
1988	2.1307	15.498	586,659
1989	2.0756	14.685	557,496
1990	2.0501	14.277	543,617
1991	2.0672	14.262	544,639
1992	1.9534	13.425	513,647
1993	1.8542	12.753	488,797
1994	1.8023	12.425	476,978
1995	1.6294	11.276	433,108
1996	1.5859	11.045	424,307
1997	1.5103	10.609	407,459
1998	1.4418	10.227	392,641
1999	1.3726	9.848	377,774
2000	1.3646	9.904	379,791
2001	1.3147	9.677	374,203
2002	1.2511	9.322	360,316
2003	1.2248	9.24	356,940
2004	1.2277	9.358	361,274
2005	1.2436	9.567	369,184
2006	1.2739	9.869	380,669
2007	1.3111	10.199	393,056
2008	1.3866	10.81	416,586
2009	1.3987	10.901	420,179
2010	1.4075	10.949	422,613
2011	1.336	10.358	400,024
2012	1.3311	10.242	395,663
2013	1.2931	9.853	380,533
2014	1.3272	9.997	385,896
2015	1.3241	9.832	379,211
2016	1.3867	10.126	390,297
2017	1.4738	10.577	407,670
2018	1.4748	10.366	399,342
2019	1.4476	9.937	382,527
2020	1.4526	9.705	372,990
2021	1.4587	9.488	363,427
2022	1.4612	9.27	353,840
2023	1.4683	10.214	423,741

Future Total Fertility Rate of Poland (2023-2100)

Poland's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.4683 to an average of 1.5993 children born per woman. An additional increase of 8.92% from 2023 to 2100.

Year	Total Fertility Rate (births per woman)	Crude Birth Rate	Overall Births
2023	1.4683	10.214	423,741
2024	1.4759	9.79	397,091
2025	1.4829	9.401	374,563
2026	1.4847	9.038	355,451
2027	1.4896	8.79	343,507
2028	1.4944	8.591	334,398
2029	1.5017	8.44	327,651
2030	1.5063	8.295	321,035
2031	1.5113	8.173	315,285
2032	1.5138	8.061	309,879
2033	1.5113	7.947	304,316
2034	1.516	7.892	300,979
2035	1.5202	7.852	298,179
2036	1.5205	7.809	295,219
2037	1.524	7.8	293,461
2038	1.5279	7.808	292,336
2039	1.5247	7.795	290,350
2040	1.5255	7.816	289,557
2041	1.5357	7.892	290,806
2042	1.5363	7.925	290,383
2043	1.5405	7.978	290,648
2044	1.5487	8.051	291,589
2045	1.5467	8.069	290,519
2046	1.5556	8.141	291,382
2047	1.5592	8.179	291,013
2048	1.5536	8.162	288,653
2049	1.5576	8.186	287,758
2050	1.5635	8.21	286,816
2051	1.5553	8.148	282,934
2052	1.5587	8.136	280,771
2053	1.5591	8.098	277,708
2054	1.5616	8.06	274,667
2055	1.5677	8.03	271,926
2056	1.5654	7.95	267,462
2057	1.5682	7.888	263,647
2058	1.5688	7.811	259,296
2059	1.5654	7.711	254,184
2060	1.5661	7.631	249,754
2061	1.5643	7.543	245,069
2062	1.567	7.484	241,288
2063	1.576	7.462	238,709
2064	1.5747	7.402	234,866
2065	1.5716	7.345	231,097
2066	1.5741	7.326	228,521
2067	1.5798	7.335	226,757
2068	1.5788	7.325	224,416
2069	1.5759	7.319	222,142
2070	1.5826	7.369	221,539
2071	1.5865	7.415	220,782
2072	1.5861	7.45	219,644
2073	1.5854	7.489	218,628
2074	1.5834	7.526	217,540
2075	1.5832	7.574	216,750
2076	1.5856	7.635	216,335
2077	1.5878	7.694	215,836
2078	1.5847	7.724	214,536
2079	1.5925	7.801	214,580
2080	1.5926	7.836	213,437
2081	1.5924	7.861	212,084
2082	1.5944	7.888	210,819
2083	1.5955	7.901	209,236
2084	1.597	7.907	207,502
2085	1.5918	7.872	204,726
2086	1.594	7.864	202,733
2087	1.5923	7.829	200,107
2088	1.589	7.78	197,174
2089	1.5928	7.759	195,026
2090	1.5968	7.736	192,853
2091	1.5984	7.697	190,357
2092	1.5982	7.648	187,661
2093	1.5974	7.597	184,968
2094	1.5929	7.531	181,931
2095	1.5943	7.495	179,688
2096	1.5969	7.469	177,721
2097	1.6034	7.467	176,319
2098	1.6024	7.434	174,243
2099	1.5992	7.399	172,113
2100	1.5993	7.385	170,488

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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