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🇸🇮 Total Fertility Rate of Slovenia

1.63
Total Fertility Rate
8.74
Crude Birth Rate
18,520
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Slovenia is 1.6311 births per woman. A 0.22% increase from 2022, when the fertility rate only was 1.6275 births per woman. In the future, Slovenia's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.7039 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Slovenia's by 4.46% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Slovenia (1950-2023)

Slovenia has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.0031 to 1.6311 births per woman, a decrease of -45.69% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 3.0031 23.634 34,140
1951 2.8655 22.853 33,312
1952 2.8056 22.56 33,211
1953 2.7987 22.6 33,616
1954 2.5947 21.134 31,769
1955 2.5874 21.123 32,110
1956 2.5155 20.535 31,551
1957 2.3827 19.441 30,173
1958 2.2234 18.07 28,318
1959 2.2228 17.971 28,443
1960 2.1852 17.53 28,004
1961 2.2701 18.032 29,082
1962 2.276 17.933 29,170
1963 2.2694 17.693 29,020
1964 2.3049 17.769 29,395
1965 2.4319 18.482 30,855
1966 2.4653 18.538 31,224
1967 2.3696 17.693 30,053
1968 2.2535 16.809 28,788
1969 2.1742 16.273 28,092
1970 2.109 15.919 27,690
1971 2.1572 16.449 28,839
1972 2.1654 16.663 29,459
1973 2.2036 17.096 30,499
1974 2.1251 16.631 29,919
1975 2.1748 17.16 31,157
1976 2.2011 17.461 31,996
1977 2.1664 17.262 31,914
1978 2.1959 17.54 32,735
1979 2.2149 17.688 33,321
1980 2.11 16.845 32,000
1981 1.9608 15.623 29,913
1982 1.9243 15.234 29,357
1983 1.8122 14.256 27,594
1984 1.7496 13.703 26,635
1985 1.7146 13.394 26,137
1986 1.6687 13.012 25,485
1987 1.6531 12.852 25,259
1988 1.6273 12.606 24,865
1989 1.5258 11.781 23,309
1990 1.4645 11.269 22,365
1991 1.4206 10.903 21,690
1992 1.3379 10.191 20,288
1993 1.3303 10.058 20,029
1994 1.3191 9.906 19,727
1995 1.2932 9.655 19,223
1996 1.2819 9.516 18,944
1997 1.2498 9.238 18,382
1998 1.2311 9.066 18,028
1999 1.217 8.941 17,762
2000 1.2513 9.167 18,198
2001 1.2136 8.882 17,613
2002 1.2115 8.858 17,548
2003 1.2023 8.774 17,418
2004 1.2458 9.073 18,079
2005 1.2643 9.181 18,368
2006 1.3193 9.557 19,206
2007 1.3878 10.005 20,203
2008 1.5209 10.888 22,111
2009 1.5359 10.903 22,262
2010 1.5736 11.061 22,715
2011 1.565 10.865 22,437
2012 1.5798 10.781 22,308
2013 1.5508 10.399 21,547
2014 1.5771 10.384 21,546
2015 1.5771 10.19 21,162
2016 1.5861 10.016 20,894
2017 1.6174 9.947 20,834
2018 1.6055 9.625 20,231
2019 1.6114 9.419 19,865
2020 1.5894 9.05 19,126
2021 1.6272 9.044 19,147
2022 1.6275 8.89 18,836
2023 1.6311 8.742 18,520

Future Total Fertility Rate of Slovenia (2023-2100)

Slovenia's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.6311 to an average of 1.7039 children born per woman. An additional increase of 4.46% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 1.6311 8.742 18,520
2024 1.6343 8.605 18,225
2025 1.6375 8.485 17,960
2026 1.6431 8.394 17,754
2027 1.6481 8.318 17,577
2028 1.651 8.252 17,418
2029 1.6495 8.189 17,261
2030 1.6541 8.18 17,218
2031 1.6567 8.187 17,206
2032 1.6612 8.229 17,265
2033 1.6618 8.272 17,325
2034 1.6603 8.319 17,391
2035 1.6626 8.396 17,517
2036 1.6647 8.475 17,648
2037 1.6707 8.576 17,821
2038 1.6717 8.649 17,932
2039 1.6709 8.705 18,009
2040 1.675 8.78 18,120
2041 1.679 8.844 18,208
2042 1.6791 8.874 18,223
2043 1.6844 8.918 18,263
2044 1.6811 8.905 18,185
2045 1.6784 8.881 18,083
2046 1.6817 8.878 18,021
2047 1.6839 8.857 17,920
2048 1.6933 8.861 17,868
2049 1.6856 8.765 17,613
2050 1.6871 8.708 17,435
2051 1.6895 8.648 17,251
2052 1.6881 8.569 17,025
2053 1.6915 8.514 16,848
2054 1.6932 8.455 16,662
2055 1.6892 8.374 16,433
2056 1.6883 8.316 16,248
2057 1.6873 8.268 16,082
2058 1.6873 8.234 15,944
2059 1.6855 8.202 15,809
2060 1.6871 8.198 15,728
2061 1.6878 8.2 15,659
2062 1.686 8.2 15,585
2063 1.6878 8.229 15,564
2064 1.6847 8.242 15,516
2065 1.6849 8.28 15,512
2066 1.6893 8.344 15,560
2067 1.6912 8.402 15,594
2068 1.6865 8.43 15,572
2069 1.6907 8.504 15,637
2070 1.69 8.553 15,655
2071 1.6939 8.624 15,714
2072 1.6944 8.673 15,734
2073 1.6936 8.711 15,734
2074 1.6964 8.761 15,756
2075 1.6958 8.786 15,735
2076 1.689 8.77 15,642
2077 1.6956 8.815 15,660
2078 1.6976 8.827 15,621
2079 1.7003 8.834 15,575
2080 1.6988 8.812 15,480
2081 1.6984 8.788 15,383
2082 1.6989 8.761 15,285
2083 1.7004 8.735 15,190
2084 1.6997 8.694 15,071
2085 1.6988 8.65 14,949
2086 1.6932 8.581 14,786
2087 1.6939 8.544 14,681
2088 1.6916 8.494 14,554
2089 1.6899 8.449 14,439
2090 1.6891 8.413 14,339
2091 1.697 8.424 14,322
2092 1.6958 8.395 14,238
2093 1.6955 8.376 14,171
2094 1.6999 8.385 14,153
2095 1.6975 8.366 14,088
2096 1.6989 8.371 14,065
2097 1.7004 8.381 14,050
2098 1.6968 8.37 13,999
2099 1.7009 8.4 14,018
2100 1.7039 8.427 14,032

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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