๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ช Total Fertility Rate of Sweden

1.67
Total Fertility Rate
10.65
Crude Birth Rate
113,422
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Sweden is 1.6719 births per woman. A 0.17% increase from 2023, when the fertility rate only was 1.669 births per woman. In the future, Sweden's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.6992 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Sweden's by 1.63% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Sweden (1950-2024)

Sweden has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 2.3037 to 1.6719 births per woman, a decrease of -27.43% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 2.3037 16.572 116,121
1951 2.2133 15.602 110,162
1952 2.2341 15.433 109,794
1953 2.2596 15.295 109,588
1954 2.1897 14.548 104,905
1955 2.2573 14.721 106,876
1956 2.2879 14.696 107,384
1957 2.2832 14.479 106,447
1958 2.2581 14.162 104,748
1959 2.2386 13.932 103,684
1960 2.1765 13.522 101,205
1961 2.203 13.732 103,387
1962 2.2324 14.05 106,432
1963 2.3156 14.747 112,464
1964 2.4551 15.873 122,000
1965 2.4113 15.879 123,008
1966 2.3624 15.843 123,745
1967 2.2677 15.461 121,717
1968 2.0747 14.34 113,655
1969 1.9347 13.565 108,154
1970 1.9371 13.779 110,518
1971 1.9719 14.162 114,259
1972 1.9238 13.887 112,636
1973 1.8697 13.51 110,103
1974 1.881 13.546 110,912
1975 1.769 12.697 104,327
1976 1.6829 12.009 98,951
1977 1.6414 11.64 96,140
1978 1.6028 11.297 93,486
1979 1.6545 11.583 96,042
1980 1.674 11.637 96,665
1981 1.6349 11.297 93,985
1982 1.6164 11.104 92,539
1983 1.6136 11.034 92,113
1984 1.6581 11.3 94,525
1985 1.7363 11.802 98,952
1986 1.798 12.202 102,562
1987 1.846 12.518 105,544
1988 1.9588 13.285 112,424
1989 2.0188 13.693 116,361
1990 2.1219 14.381 122,837
1991 2.1114 14.296 122,724
1992 2.0811 14.071 121,430
1993 1.994 13.463 116,745
1994 1.88 12.674 110,393
1995 1.732 11.643 101,812
1996 1.608 10.784 94,592
1997 1.5288 10.22 89,877
1998 1.5074 10.043 88,535
1999 1.5024 9.959 87,994
2000 1.5434 10.177 90,146
2001 1.571 10.296 91,450
2002 1.6491 10.724 95,571
2003 1.7102 11.041 98,766
2004 1.7504 11.2 100,654
2005 1.7738 11.251 101,619
2006 1.8501 11.64 105,746
2007 1.8782 11.736 107,281
2008 1.9024 11.818 108,777
2009 1.9313 11.965 110,969
2010 1.9757 12.227 114,346
2011 1.9051 11.808 111,390
2012 1.9027 11.833 112,663
2013 1.8809 11.758 113,021
2014 1.8777 11.818 114,755
2015 1.8494 11.731 115,078
2016 1.848 11.808 117,061
2017 1.7859 11.485 115,038
2018 1.7559 11.358 114,949
2019 1.7173 11.158 114,109
2020 1.6703 10.88 112,361
2021 1.67 10.868 113,322
2022 1.6717 10.835 114,080
2023 1.669 10.733 113,685
2024 1.6719 10.647 113,422

Future Total Fertility Rate of Sweden (2024-2100)

Sweden's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.6719 to an average of 1.6992 children born per woman. An additional increase of 1.63% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2024 1.6719 10.647 113,422
2025 1.674 10.54 112,923
2026 1.6732 10.411 112,145
2027 1.6801 10.332 111,876
2028 1.6823 10.234 111,375
2029 1.6833 10.145 110,941
2030 1.6824 10.064 110,573
2031 1.6784 9.988 110,230
2032 1.6865 10.009 110,938
2033 1.6762 9.944 110,673
2034 1.6795 9.98 111,527
2035 1.682 10.028 112,503
2036 1.6835 10.081 113,543
2037 1.6831 10.129 114,522
2038 1.6777 10.146 115,156
2039 1.6792 10.198 116,203
2040 1.6817 10.247 117,212
2041 1.6833 10.278 118,016
2042 1.6829 10.28 118,508
2043 1.6851 10.284 119,011
2044 1.6886 10.279 119,424
2045 1.6935 10.268 119,761
2046 1.6927 10.209 119,532
2047 1.6922 10.141 119,194
2048 1.6891 10.05 118,561
2049 1.6879 9.964 117,978
2050 1.6858 9.871 117,283
2051 1.6925 9.828 117,176
2052 1.6951 9.762 116,772
2053 1.6968 9.693 116,316
2054 1.6989 9.63 115,919
2055 1.695 9.539 115,160
2056 1.6927 9.462 114,560
2057 1.6959 9.423 114,400
2058 1.6938 9.362 113,961
2059 1.6888 9.294 113,407
2060 1.6879 9.255 113,214
2061 1.693 9.258 113,520
2062 1.6936 9.243 113,607
2063 1.6922 9.224 113,641
2064 1.6926 9.221 113,877
2065 1.6897 9.207 113,960
2066 1.6893 9.21 114,269
2067 1.6918 9.233 114,824
2068 1.6875 9.221 114,943
2069 1.6909 9.252 115,604
2070 1.6876 9.247 115,806
2071 1.6849 9.243 116,029
2072 1.6904 9.282 116,784
2073 1.7003 9.342 117,807
2074 1.6982 9.331 117,938
2075 1.6984 9.328 118,165
2076 1.6984 9.319 118,303
2077 1.6997 9.312 118,469
2078 1.6954 9.27 118,166
2079 1.6994 9.27 118,378
2080 1.6957 9.224 118,000
2081 1.6921 9.176 117,581
2082 1.6929 9.15 117,428
2083 1.6928 9.117 117,178
2084 1.6917 9.079 116,849
2085 1.6893 9.034 116,424
2086 1.6904 9.009 116,243
2087 1.6869 8.96 115,764
2088 1.6906 8.952 115,802
2089 1.6894 8.919 115,536
2090 1.6909 8.904 115,491
2091 1.6878 8.867 115,173
2092 1.6917 8.87 115,381
2093 1.6928 8.861 115,443
2094 1.6965 8.869 115,725
2095 1.6927 8.841 115,542
2096 1.6882 8.813 115,354
2097 1.6888 8.814 115,548
2098 1.6959 8.852 116,217
2099 1.6971 8.861 116,506
2100 1.6992 8.877 116,884

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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