๐Ÿ‡ฟ๐Ÿ‡ผ Total Fertility Rate of Zimbabwe

3.39
Total Fertility Rate
29.62
Crude Birth Rate
493,840
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Zimbabwe is 3.3855 births per woman. A -1.5% decrease from 2022, when the fertility rate was 3.4371 births per woman. In the future, Zimbabwe's fertility rate is projected to decrease to 1.8854 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total decrease of the fertility rate of Zimbabwe's by -44.31% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Zimbabwe (1950-2023)

Zimbabwe has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 7.104 to 3.3855 births per woman, a decrease of -52.34% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 7.104 50.408 140,879
1951 7.1026 49.892 143,929
1952 7.1143 49.531 147,456
1953 7.1195 49.099 150,803
1954 7.1331 48.768 154,511
1955 7.1375 48.384 158,098
1956 7.1549 48.137 162,209
1957 7.1701 47.889 166,409
1958 7.1873 47.672 170,830
1959 7.198 47.428 175,268
1960 7.2199 47.26 180,126
1961 7.2334 47.039 184,918
1962 7.2552 46.867 190,057
1963 7.2534 46.611 195,002
1964 7.2609 46.398 200,273
1965 7.258 46.246 205,969
1966 7.24 46.058 211,660
1967 7.215 45.949 217,894
1968 7.1927 45.949 224,871
1969 7.1388 45.973 232,248
1970 7.0942 46.065 240,301
1971 7.0589 46.194 248,357
1972 7.0622 46.522 257,976
1973 7.0702 47.002 269,056
1974 7.0433 47.215 279,213
1975 6.9766 47.265 288,955
1976 6.9099 47.121 297,160
1977 6.8451 46.725 303,671
1978 6.7744 46.613 309,328
1979 6.7025 46.321 309,913
1980 6.6142 46.218 316,918
1981 6.5112 46.494 349,026
1982 6.382 45.918 357,738
1983 6.2465 45.119 365,744
1984 6.0827 43.413 364,578
1985 5.8945 41.976 364,767
1986 5.6967 40.505 363,822
1987 5.5042 39.157 363,103
1988 5.2879 37.211 355,853
1989 5.0808 35.578 350,235
1990 4.8733 34.796 351,900
1991 4.7142 34.412 357,150
1992 4.567 34.125 363,053
1993 4.3865 33.142 361,093
1994 4.2704 32.818 358,716
1995 4.1539 32.625 359,233
1996 4.1092 33.19 371,671
1997 4.0635 33.799 384,750
1998 4.0322 34.521 399,428
1999 4.0089 35.263 414,578
2000 3.974 35.637 424,280
2001 3.9537 35.961 430,856
2002 3.8867 35.924 433,205
2003 3.8215 35.88 435,443
2004 3.7383 35.45 433,872
2005 3.6651 34.947 430,078
2006 3.6196 34.501 426,605
2007 3.6517 34.81 436,008
2008 3.7739 35.59 449,271
2009 3.9447 36.749 468,604
2010 4.0248 37.056 478,377
2011 4.0956 37.205 487,212
2012 4.0958 36.804 489,502
2013 4.064 36.246 492,469
2014 3.9617 35.122 487,662
2015 3.849 33.96 481,660
2016 3.7714 33.171 480,406
2017 3.7064 32.516 480,635
2018 3.6591 32.074 483,783
2019 3.5994 31.518 484,906
2020 3.5451 31.009 486,393
2021 3.4908 30.537 488,807
2022 3.4371 30.086 491,195
2023 3.3855 29.622 493,840

Future Total Fertility Rate of Zimbabwe (2023-2100)

Zimbabwe's negative downward trend in fertility rate is set to decrease even further in the future. From 3.3855 to an average of 1.8854 children born per woman. An additional decrease of -44.31% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 3.3855 29.622 493,840
2024 3.3368 29.17 496,655
2025 3.2798 28.664 498,207
2026 3.2479 28.403 503,836
2027 3.2035 28.069 507,954
2028 3.1597 27.765 512,476
2029 3.1155 27.473 517,058
2030 3.0783 27.241 522,659
2031 3.0465 27.042 528,818
2032 3.0129 26.804 534,114
2033 2.9771 26.518 538,307
2034 2.946 26.247 542,656
2035 2.9115 25.922 545,670
2036 2.88 25.602 548,566
2037 2.844 25.227 549,989
2038 2.8095 24.85 551,052
2039 2.7833 24.534 553,179
2040 2.7521 24.163 553,763
2041 2.7185 23.765 553,365
2042 2.6913 23.419 553,862
2043 2.6703 23.126 555,296
2044 2.6518 22.853 556,990
2045 2.6187 22.46 555,397
2046 2.5869 22.082 553,823
2047 2.5674 21.813 554,688
2048 2.5362 21.451 552,827
2049 2.5137 21.165 552,630
2050 2.4835 20.819 550,525
2051 2.4665 20.587 551,165
2052 2.4465 20.335 551,004
2053 2.4195 20.029 549,114
2054 2.4073 19.851 550,479
2055 2.3788 19.546 548,062
2056 2.3568 19.3 547,028
2057 2.3425 19.122 547,696
2058 2.3246 18.919 547,426
2059 2.2969 18.641 544,742
2060 2.2757 18.419 543,429
2061 2.2636 18.272 544,134
2062 2.2387 18.024 541,588
2063 2.2193 17.82 540,159
2064 2.2052 17.658 539,804
2065 2.1798 17.404 536,413
2066 2.1687 17.264 536,315
2067 2.1651 17.178 537,798
2068 2.1429 16.944 534,418
2069 2.1418 16.872 536,033
2070 2.1295 16.71 534,635
2071 2.1199 16.566 533,647
2072 2.1051 16.379 531,103
2073 2.0959 16.235 529,774
2074 2.0905 16.118 529,209
2075 2.0729 15.908 525,373
2076 2.0636 15.761 523,464
2077 2.0485 15.572 519,926
2078 2.0414 15.444 518,307
2079 2.0305 15.289 515,618
2080 2.0182 15.125 512,462
2081 2.0114 15.005 510,626
2082 1.9995 14.849 507,420
2083 1.9898 14.711 504,696
2084 1.9912 14.657 504,760
2085 1.977 14.492 500,809
2086 1.9723 14.399 499,245
2087 1.964 14.282 496,745
2088 1.9599 14.199 495,278
2089 1.9623 14.163 495,414
2090 1.9535 14.049 492,706
2091 1.9381 13.892 488,323
2092 1.9288 13.779 485,423
2093 1.9222 13.688 483,169
2094 1.9155 13.597 480,828
2095 1.9075 13.498 478,129
2096 1.9061 13.447 477,038
2097 1.9011 13.372 474,991
2098 1.8968 13.302 473,082
2099 1.889 13.207 470,217
2100 1.8854 13.141 468,328

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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