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🇸🇰 Total Fertility Rate of Slovakia

1.57
Total Fertility Rate
10.67
Crude Birth Rate
62,451
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Slovakia is 1.5742 births per woman. A 0.01% increase from 2022, when the fertility rate only was 1.5741 births per woman. In the future, Slovakia's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.6666 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Slovakia's by 5.87% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Slovakia (1950-2023)

Slovakia has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.6043 to 1.5742 births per woman, a decrease of -56.32% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 3.6043 28.855 100,128
1951 3.5822 28.562 100,659
1952 3.5436 28.022 100,579
1953 3.4668 27.144 99,267
1954 3.4212 26.456 98,557
1955 3.4311 26.127 99,144
1956 3.4091 25.59 98,904
1957 3.3221 24.589 96,709
1958 3.1826 23.237 92,915
1959 3.0497 21.962 89,196
1960 3.0388 21.611 89,100
1961 2.9588 20.849 87,196
1962 2.8366 19.828 84,053
1963 2.9199 20.275 86,842
1964 2.8911 19.962 86,363
1965 2.7839 19.156 83,652
1966 2.6604 18.34 80,765
1967 2.4862 17.299 76,753
1968 2.3914 16.885 75,442
1969 2.4259 17.448 78,472
1970 2.4117 17.708 80,143
1971 2.4301 18.224 83,070
1972 2.4892 19.117 87,954
1973 2.5638 20.121 93,471
1974 2.6112 20.946 98,296
1975 2.5464 20.8 98,592
1976 2.5412 21.0 100,589
1977 2.4891 20.729 100,294
1978 2.4728 20.624 100,776
1979 2.4478 20.345 100,376
1980 2.3248 19.187 95,465
1981 2.2871 18.685 93,700
1982 2.2799 18.429 93,098
1983 2.2826 18.232 92,731
1984 2.2615 17.834 91,282
1985 2.252 17.498 90,113
1986 2.195 16.792 86,943
1987 2.1378 16.076 83,651
1988 2.1314 15.784 82,518
1989 2.0695 15.136 79,428
1990 2.0818 15.104 79,543
1991 2.042 14.814 78,225
1992 1.9317 14.09 74,689
1993 1.8642 13.709 72,953
1994 1.6707 12.42 66,279
1995 1.5271 11.474 61,366
1996 1.4703 11.164 59,813
1997 1.4268 10.944 58,716
1998 1.3748 10.653 57,211
1999 1.327 10.371 55,735
2000 1.2938 10.193 54,803
2001 1.2049 9.555 51,368
2002 1.1886 9.466 50,883
2003 1.2099 9.666 51,953
2004 1.2477 9.991 53,708
2005 1.2684 10.161 54,633
2006 1.2612 10.093 54,274
2007 1.2738 10.168 54,691
2008 1.3435 10.682 57,495
2009 1.4327 11.327 61,047
2010 1.4319 11.228 60,599
2011 1.4415 11.204 60,548
2012 1.3525 10.384 56,140
2013 1.3503 10.225 55,358
2014 1.3748 10.233 55,451
2015 1.4068 10.282 55,758
2016 1.4795 10.589 57,494
2017 1.5208 10.647 57,893
2018 1.544 10.575 57,576
2019 1.5649 10.459 57,020
2020 1.5677 10.216 55,730
2021 1.5664 9.979 54,351
2022 1.5741 9.825 53,357
2023 1.5742 10.672 62,451

Future Total Fertility Rate of Slovakia (2023-2100)

Slovakia's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.5742 to an average of 1.6666 children born per woman. An additional increase of 5.87% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 1.5742 10.672 62,451
2024 1.5798 10.245 58,850
2025 1.582 9.847 55,754
2026 1.5826 9.505 53,278
2027 1.5834 9.259 51,679
2028 1.5876 9.079 50,563
2029 1.5922 8.933 49,692
2030 1.5937 8.788 48,809
2031 1.6002 8.688 48,174
2032 1.6026 8.588 47,517
2033 1.6047 8.504 46,949
2034 1.6047 8.429 46,414
2035 1.6024 8.361 45,911
2036 1.6111 8.369 45,817
2037 1.6144 8.367 45,661
2038 1.6143 8.368 45,508
2039 1.6159 8.39 45,469
2040 1.6221 8.443 45,594
2041 1.6197 8.458 45,504
2042 1.6245 8.516 45,639
2043 1.6327 8.597 45,892
2044 1.6283 8.613 45,796
2045 1.6325 8.671 45,919
2046 1.6313 8.694 45,851
2047 1.6393 8.761 46,014
2048 1.6413 8.788 45,963
2049 1.6457 8.819 45,937
2050 1.6404 8.789 45,581
2051 1.6446 8.796 45,422
2052 1.6435 8.763 45,054
2053 1.6443 8.729 44,679
2054 1.6434 8.678 44,212
2055 1.642 8.617 43,694
2056 1.6401 8.549 43,133
2057 1.6433 8.501 42,675
2058 1.6457 8.445 42,172
2059 1.6435 8.364 41,539
2060 1.6449 8.301 40,999
2061 1.644 8.232 40,420
2062 1.6427 8.169 39,871
2063 1.6434 8.125 39,404
2064 1.6436 8.086 38,963
2065 1.644 8.057 38,569
2066 1.6484 8.059 38,315
2067 1.6458 8.037 37,947
2068 1.6474 8.047 37,724
2069 1.6514 8.079 37,600
2070 1.6471 8.08 37,330
2071 1.6461 8.104 37,167
2072 1.6557 8.187 37,271
2073 1.6551 8.225 37,168
2074 1.6533 8.26 37,054
2075 1.654 8.308 37,000
2076 1.656 8.364 36,979
2077 1.6522 8.388 36,823
2078 1.6466 8.4 36,615
2079 1.6547 8.477 36,693
2080 1.6539 8.501 36,549
2081 1.6444 8.473 36,185
2082 1.6533 8.531 36,196
2083 1.6541 8.54 36,003
2084 1.6531 8.531 35,741
2085 1.6591 8.55 35,605
2086 1.6569 8.52 35,269
2087 1.6631 8.526 35,092
2088 1.6558 8.457 34,613
2089 1.6551 8.417 34,262
2090 1.659 8.398 34,000
2091 1.657 8.347 33,616
2092 1.6568 8.304 33,272
2093 1.6669 8.313 33,139
2094 1.6647 8.262 32,773
2095 1.6654 8.228 32,479
2096 1.662 8.178 32,125
2097 1.667 8.174 31,954
2098 1.6677 8.153 31,720
2099 1.6728 8.158 31,591
2100 1.6666 8.114 31,270

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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