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Population, Health, and EnvironmentPOPULaTiOn,Data andhEaLTh,EstimatesanDfor theEnViROuntriMEnTCo es andDaTaRegionsanDof ESTiMaTESthe World FO

					Net		Projected		2050			Percent of
				Rate of	Migration		Population		Population			Percent of
				Rate of	Migration		Population		Population			Population		Life Expectancy At Birth (years)
	Population	Births	Deaths	Natural	Rate per		(millions)		as a	Infant	Total	Population		Life Expectancy At Birth (years)
	Population	Births	Deaths	Natural	Rate per		(millions)		as a	Infant	Total
	mid-2013	per 1,000	per 1,000	Increase	1,000				Multiple of	Mortality	Fertility	Ages	Ages		Both			Percent
	(millions)	Population	Population	(%)	Population	mid-2025 mid-2050			2013	Ratea	Rateb	<15	65+		Sexes	Males	Females	Urban
Ireland	4.6	16	6	1.0	–7	4.9		5.6	1.2	3.5	2.0	22	12	81		78	83	60
Latvia	2.0	10	14	–0.5	–2	1.9		1.6	0.8	6.3	1.4	14	19	74		69	79	68
Lithuania	3.0	10	14	–0.4	–7	2.8		2.5	0.9	3.9	1.4	15	18	74		68	79	67
Norway	5.1	12	8	0.4	9	5.8		6.7	1.3	2.4	1.8	18	16	81		79	83	80
Sweden	9.6	12	10	0.2	5	10.5		11.3	1.2	2.6	1.9	17	19	82		80	84	84
United Kingdom	64.1	13	9	0.4	2	69.8		78.8	1.2	4.2	2.0	18	16	82		80	84	80
WESTERn EUROPE	190	10	10	0.1	3	195		199	1.0	3	1.7	16	18	81		78	84	75
Austria	8.5	9	9	0.0	5	8.9		9.3	1.1	3.1	1.4	14	18	81		78	83	67
Belgium	11.2	12	9	0.2	6	12.0		13.1	1.2	3.3	1.8	17	17	80		78	83	99
France	63.9	13	9	0.4	1	67.3		72.3	1.1	3.3	2.0	19	17	82		79	85	78
Germany	80.6	8	11	–0.2	5	80.0		76.2	0.9	3.3	1.4	13	21	80		78	83	73
Liechtenstein	0.04	10	6	0.4	3	0.04		0.04	1.2	1.6	1.4	16	14	82		79	84	15
Luxembourg	0.5	11	7	0.4	19	0.6		0.7	1.3	3.4	1.5	17	14	80		78	83	83
Monaco	0.04	6	6	0.0	13	0.04		0.1	1.4	–	1.4	13	24		–	–	–	100
Netherlands	16.8	10	8	0.2	1	17.4		17.9	1.1	3.7	1.7	17	16	81		79	83	66
Switzerland	8.1	10	8	0.2	8	8.6		9.0	1.1	3.8	1.5	15	17	83		80	85	74
EaSTERn EUROPE	295	12	13	–0.1	1	289		260	0.9	7	1.5	15	14	72		67	77	69
Belarus	9.5	12	13	–0.1	1	8.9		7.9	0.8	3.4	1.6	15	14	72		67	78	76
Bulgaria	7.3	9	15	–0.6	–1	6.7		5.7	0.8	7.8	1.5	14	19	74		71	78	73
Czech Republic	10.5	10	10	0.0	1	10.7		10.6	1.0	2.6	1.5	15	16	78		75	81	74
Hungary	9.9	9	13	–0.4	1	9.8		9.1	0.9	4.9	1.3	15	17	75		71	78	69
Moldova	4.1	11	11	–0.0	0	3.8		2.9	0.7	10	1.3	16	10	71		67	75	42
Poland	38.5	10	10	–0.0	–0	38.2		34.3	0.9	4.7	1.3	15	14	77		72	81	61
Romania	21.3	9	12	–0.3	–0	20.7		18.5	0.9	9.4	1.4	15	15	74		70	77	55
Russia	143.5	13	13	–0.0	2	143.1		132.4	0.9	7.4	1.7	16	13	70		64	76	74
Slovakia	5.4	10	10	0.1	1	5.4		5.0	0.9	5.8	1.3	15	13	76		72	79	54
Ukraine	45.5	11	15	–0.3	1	41.8		33.9	0.7	8.5	1.5	14	15	71		66	76	69
SOUThERn EUROPE	153	9	10	–0.0	0	153		146	1.0	4	1.4	15	19	81		78	83	67
Albania	2.8	13	7	0.5	–15	2.9		2.7	1.0	14.4	1.8	20	12	77		74	80	54
Andorra	0.1	9	4	0.5	4	0.1		0.1	0.9	1.9	1.2	16	13		–	–	–	90
Bosnia-Herzegovina	3.8	8	9	–0.1	0	3.8		3.3	0.9	5	1.2	17	15	76		73	78	46
Croatia	4.3	10	12	–0.2	–1	4.1		3.6	0.8	4.7	1.5	15	18	77		74	80	56
Greece	11.1	9	10	–0.0	–1	11.3		9.7	0.9	3.4	1.4	14	19	81		79	83	73
Italy	59.8	9	10	–0.1	4	61.6		62.2	1.0	3.2	1.4	14	21	82		79	85	68
Kosovoe	1.8	14	4	1.0	–2	2.0		2.2	1.2	10	1.9	28	7	69		67	71	38
Macedoniaf	2.1	11	10	0.2	0	2.1		1.8	0.9	10	1.5	17	12	75		73	77	65
Malta	0.4	10	8	0.3	3	0.5		0.5	1.1	6.3	1.5	15	16	81		79	83	100
Montenegro	0.6	12	10	0.3	–0	0.7		0.8	1.2	5.6	1.7	19	13	74		72	77	64
Portugal	10.5	9	10	–0.2	–4	10.0		8.7	0.8	3.4	1.3	15	19	80		77	83	38
San Marino	0.03	9	7	0.2	7	0.04		0.04	1.1	3.1	1.5	15	18	84		82	86	84
Serbia	7.1	9	14	–0.5	1	6.8		6.3	0.9	5.4	1.4	14	17	74		72	77	59
Slovenia	2.1	11	9	0.1	0	2.1		2.1	1.0	1.6	1.5	14	17	80		76	83	50
Spain	46.6	10	8	0.1	–3	45.2		42.3	0.9	3.1	1.3	15	18	82		79	85	77

See notes on page 18

2013 world population Data sheet 11

Population, Health, and EnvironmentPOPULaTiOn,Data andhEaLTh,EstimatesanDfor theEnViROuntriMEnTCo es andDaTaRegionsanDof ESTiMaTESthe World FO

					Net		Projected		2050			Percent of
				Rate of	Migration		Population		Population			Percent of
				Rate of	Migration		Population		Population			Population		Life Expectancy At Birth (years)
	Population	Births	Deaths	Natural	Rate per		(millions)		as a	Infant	Total	Population		Life Expectancy At Birth (years)
	Population	Births	Deaths	Natural	Rate per		(millions)		as a	Infant	Total
	mid-2013	per 1,000	per 1,000	Increase	1,000				Multiple of	Mortality	Fertility	Ages	Ages		Both			Percent
	(millions)	Population	Population	(%)	Population	mid-2025 mid-2050			2013	Ratea	Rateb	<15	65+		Sexes	Males	Females	Urban
OcEania	38	18	7	1.1	6	45		58	1.5	20	2.4	24	11	77		75	79	66
Australia	23.1	13	6	0.7	10	27.1		34.2	1.5	3.4	1.9	19	14	82		80	84	82
Federated States of Micronesia	0.1	24	5	1.9	–15	0.1		0.1	1.0	36	3.5	35	4	68		67	68	22
Fiji	0.9	21	9	1.2	–8	0.9		1.1	1.2	26	2.6	29	5	69		67	72	51
French Polynesia	0.3	17	6	1.1	–0	0.3		0.3	1.2	5.5	2.1	27	5	76		74	78	51
Guam	0.2	21	5	1.5	–10	0.2		0.2	1.2	10.5	2.9	27	7	78		75	81	93
Kiribati	0.1	28	8	2.0	–1	0.1		0.2	1.5	38	3.6	34	4	65		62	67	54
Marshall Islands	0.1	31	6	2.5	–18	0.1		0.1	1.1	21	3.9	41	2	72		70	74	65
Nauru	0.01	27	8	2.0	8	0.01		0.02	1.5	44	3.0	38	2	60		57	63	100
New Caledonia	0.3	17	5	1.2	4	0.3		0.3	1.3	5	2.2	26	7	77		74	81	58
New Zealand	4.5	14	7	0.7	–0	5.0		5.7	1.3	4.2	2.0	20	14	81		79	83	86
Palau	0.02	14	8	0.6	0	0.02		0.02	1.1	20	2.2	20	6	69		66	72	77
Papua New Guinea	7.2	31	10	2.1	0	9.1		13.3	1.8	45	4.0	38	3	63		61	66	13
Samoa	0.2	28	5	2.2	–17	0.2		0.2	1.1	21	4.5	38	5	73		72	74	21
Solomon Islands	0.6	34	7	2.7	0	0.8		1.2	2.0	40	4.6	39	3	67		66	69	20
Tonga	0.1	27	7	2.0	–17	0.1		0.1	1.2	19	3.9	37	6	72		70	75	23
Tuvalu	0.01	23	9	1.4	–9	0.01		0.01	1.2	17	3.1	32	5	65		63	67	47
Vanuatu	0.3	31	5	2.6	0	0.3		0.5	1.8	21	4.0	37	4	71		70	73	24

See notes on page 18

2013 world population Data sheet 12

			Population, Health,				Environment Data and			mates		for the Countries and Regions						of the World
		R ThE cOUnTRiESandD REgiOnS OF ThEsti								WORLD

		Percent of Population				Percent of Married									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
			Ages 15-49 With			Women 15-49 Using									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
			HIV/AIDS			Contraception		Population	GNI PPP per		GDP Growth (%)				Income			Who Use Improved
				2011/		All	Modern	per Square	Capita ($US)	2000-			2007-		Poorest	Wealthiest		Sanitation (2011)
		1995		2013		Methods	Methods	Kilometer	2012	2006			2011		Fifth	Fifth		Urban	Rural
	WORLD	1.0		0.8	62		56	52	$ 11,690	7.2			3.8	6.7		45.8	79		46
	MORE DEVELOPED	0.2		0.4	71		62	27	35,800	6.3			1.9	6.7		43.4	97		92
	LESS DEVELOPED		–	0.8	60		54	71	6,600	10.2			7.8	6.7		46.3	73		42
	LESS DEVELOPED (ExcL. china)	1.3		1.1	52		45	62	5,820	9.3			6.2	7.2		46.0	73		39
	LEaST DEVELOPED		–	1.9	33		28	43	1,430	12.0			7.2	7.0		44.7	48		31
	aFRica	3.7		3.6	31		26	36	3,010	11.4			6.0	6.3		48.0	54		31
	SUB-SahaRan aFRica	2.7		4.9	26		21	38	2,240	13.7			6.3	6.0		48.8	42		24
	nORThERn aFRica	0.1		0.1	53		54	26	6,260	8.1			5.7	8.0		42.2	89		68
	Algeria	<0.1		0.1	61		52	16	7,550	12.7			5.5		–	–	98		88
	Egypt	<0.1		<0.1	60		58	85	6,640	1.2			9.4	9		40	97		93
	Libya		–	<0.2	42		20	4	17,560	8.5			–		–	–	97		96
	Morocco	<0.1		0.2	67		57	74	5,040	9.5			4.8	7		48	83		52
	Sudan	0.6		0.4	9		–	18	2,030	17.6			5.7	7		42	44		13
	Tunisia	<0.1		<0.1	60		52	67	9,360	7.8			3.0	7		43	97		75
	Western Saharac		–	–		–	–	2	–			–	–		–	–		–	–
	WESTERn aFRica	2.0		2.5	15		11	54	1,980	16.5			6.1	6.2		46.1	34		19
	Benin	2.3		1.2	13		7	86	1,570	11.5			4.7	7		46	25		5
	Burkina Faso	3.0		1.1	16		15	66	1,510	13.4			7.2	7		47	50		6
	Cape Verde	0.9		1.0	61		57	128	4,340	12.0			5.9	5		56	74		45
	Côte d'Ivoire	7.3		3.0	18		12	66	1,960	8.5			3.3	6		48	36		11
	Gambia	0.3		1.5	13		9	167	1,860		–3.0		2.0	5		53	70		65
	Ghana	1.9		1.5	35		23	109	1,940	23.5			7.7	5		49	19		8
	Guinea	1.2		1.4	6		3	48	980		–1.0		3.2	6		46	32		11
	Guinea-Bissau	0.6		2.5	20		19	46	1,190	16.5			5.6	7		43	33		8
	Liberia	1.7		1.0	11		10	39	600	2.2			12.3	6		45	30		7
	Mali	1.6		1.1	10		10	12	1,160	14.7			6.9	8		41	35		14
	Mauritania	0.5		1.1	9		8	4	2,520	14.2			3.8	6		47	51		9
	Niger	0.6		0.8	14		8	13	650	11.8			5.6	8		43	34		4
	Nigeria	2.3		3.7	14		9	189	2,420	19.2			6.4	6		46	33		28
	Senegal	0.2		0.7	13		12	69	1,920	11.6			3.9	6		47	68		39
	Sierra Leone	0.2		1.6	11		10	87	1,360	17.9			5.6	8		44	22		7
	Togo	2.9		3.4	15		13	109	920	8.9			6.0	6		46	26		3
	EaSTERn aFRica	7.2		5.2	34		28	52	1,190	8.0			5.8	6.3		48.5	37		24
	Burundi	5.1		1.4	22		18	391	560	6.5			9.5	9		43	45		51
	Comoros	<0.1		0.1	19		13	354	1,230	11.5			4.5	3		68		–	–
	Djibouti	2.2		1.4	18		17	40	–	5.5				6		46	73		22
	Eritrea	0.7		0.6	8		5	49	560	10.8			11.4		–	–	52		4
	Ethiopia	3.1		1.4	29		27	81	1,140	10.4			7.6	8		42	27		19
	Kenya	9.3		6.2	46		39	76	1,760	9.5			3.5	5		53	31		29
	Madagascar	0.2		0.3	40		28	38	950	5.9			5.0	5		50	19		11
	Malawi	11.8		10.0	46		42	138	880	9.7			7.2	6		50	50		53
	Mauritius	0.3		1.0	76		39	636	15,820	5.8			6.1		–	–	92		90
	Mayotte		–	–		–	–	600	–						–	–		–	–
	Mozambique	4.7		11.3	12		11	30	1,020	8.3			7.7	5		51	41		9
	Reunion		–	–	67		64	337	–			–	–		–	–	98		95
	Rwanda	5.4		2.9	52		45	422	1,250	9.7			8.9	5		57	61		61
© 2013 Population Reference Bureau							See notes on page 18									2013 world population Data sheet 13

	R ThE cOUnTRiESandD REgiOnS OF ThEstiWORLD
		Population, Health,			Environment Data and			mates		for the Countries and Regions						of the World

	Percent of Population			Percent of Married									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		Ages 15-49 With		Women 15-49 Using									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		HIV/AIDS		Contraception		Population	GNI PPP per		GDP Growth (%)				Income			Who Use Improved
			2011/	All	Modern	per Square	Capita ($US)	2000-			2007-		Poorest	Wealthiest		Sanitation (2011)
	1995		2013	Methods	Methods	Kilometer	2012	2006			2011		Fifth	Fifth		Urban	Rural
Seychelles		–	–	–	–	205	25,760	8.4			0.4	4		70	97		97
Somalia	0.8		0.7	15	1	16	–			–	–		–	–	52		6
South Sudan		–	3.1	–	–	15	–			–	–		–	–	16		7
Tanzania	8.3		5.8	34	26	52	1,590	5.7			5.8	7		45	24		7
Uganda	10.3		7.2	30	26	153	1,140	7.9			5.7	6		51	34		35
Zambia	14.8		12.5	41	27	19	1,620	19.8			8.5	4		62	56		33
Zimbabwe	25.0		15.2	59	57	33	–		–3.4		10.0	5		56	52		33
MiDDLE aFRica		–	–	18	8	21	1,940	22.5			7.5	5.3		49.9	48		27
Angola	1.2		2.1	18	12	17	5,490	39.2			8.7	5		49	86		19
Cameroon	3.2		4.3	23	14	45	2,320	11.0			3.5	7		46	58		36
Central African Republic	9.5		4.6	15	9	8	860	7.9			4.3	3		61	43		28
Chad	3.4		3.1	5	2	10	1,320	24.7			6.9	6		47	31		6
Congo	4.8		3.3	45	20	13	3,510	14.6			9.0	5		53	19		15
Congo, Dem. Rep.		–	–	18	5	30	370	12.0			7.4	5		51	29		31
Equatorial Guinea	1.5		4.7	13	10	27	18,880	34.1			7.6		–	–		–	–
Gabon	2.9		5.0	31	19	6	14,290	10.6			6.5	6		48	33		30
Sao Tome and Principe	0.5		1.0	38	33	195	1,850	8.0			9.0	5		56	41		23
SOUThERn aFRica	5.9		16.5	59	59	23	10,750	11.3			5.9	3.0		67.4	82		52
Botswana	19.3		23.4	53	51	3	16,520	11.5			5.6		–	–	78		42
Lesotho	12.9		23.2	47	46	74	2,210	10.3			7.0	3		56	32		24
Namibia	6.8		13.4	55	53	3	7,470	11.9			5.8	3		69	57		17
South Africa	4.9		15.9	60	60	43	11,190	11.3			5.9	3		68	84		57
Swaziland	10.6		26.0	65	63	71	4,840	11.0			4.9	4		57	63		55
aMERicaS	0.5		0.5	76	70	23	25,160	5.6			2.6	3.6		53.0	90		74
nORThERn aMERica	0.5		0.6	78	73	16	49,800	5.3			1.4	3.6		50.0	100		99
Canada	0.2		0.3	74	72	4	42,690	9.5			3.3	7		40	100		99
United States	0.5		0.6	79	73	33	50,610	4.9			1.2	3		51	100		99
LaTin aMERica anD ThE caRiBBEan	0.4		0.4	75	68	30	10,870	7.2			6.7	3.7		54.7	83		61
cEnTRaL aMERica	0.4		0.3	71	64	66	13,890	8.0			2.2	4.6		54.0	88		73
Belize	1.8		2.3	55	52	15	6,880	6.3			2.1		–	–	93		87
Costa Rica	0.1		0.3	82	80	92	12,590	5.8			7.3	4		56	95		92
El Salvador	0.3		0.6	73	66	300	6,790	5.8			2.3	4		53	79		53
Guatemala	0.3		0.8	54	44	142	4,960	7.5			5.3	3		60	88		72
Honduras	2.9		0.7	73	64	76	3,890	7.1			5.8	2		60	86		74
Mexico	0.2		0.2	73	66	60	16,630	8.2			1.8	5		53	87		77
Nicaragua	<0.1		0.2	72	70	46	3,960	4.7			3.7	6		47	63		37
Panama	1.5		0.8	52	49	51	17,830	6.5			5.0	3		56	77		54
caRiBBEan	1.3		0.9	64	60	180	–	6.8			1.2		–	–	79		59
Antigua and Barbuda		–	–	–	–	199	19,260	6.2			–2.5		–	–	91		91
Bahamas	4.0		2.8	–	–	25	29,740	3.8			–1.1		–	–		–	–
Barbados	0.6		0.9	–	–	589	18,400	3.7			1.3		–	–		–	–
Cuba	<0.1		0.2	74	73	102	–	9.1			–		–	–	94		87
Curacao		–	–	–	–	348	–			–	–		–	–		–	–
Dominica		–	–	–	–	94	12,190	3.0			2.4		–	–		–	–
Dominican Republic	0.9		0.7	75	71	211	9,820	6.7			5.0	5		53	86		74
Grenada		–	–	–	–	324	10,300	5.0			1.1		–	–		–	–

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2013 world population Data sheet 14

			R ThE cOUnTRiESandD REgiOnS OF ThEstiWORLD
				Population, Health,			Environment Data and				mates			for the Countries and Regions							of the World

			Percent of Population			Percent of Married											Percent Share of			Percent of Population
				Ages 15-49 With		Women 15-49 Using											Percent Share of			Percent of Population
				HIV/AIDS		Contraception		Population	GNI PPP per				GDP Growth (%)				Income				Who Use Improved
					2011/	All	Modern	per Square	Capita ($US)				2000-		2007-		Poorest	Wealthiest			Sanitation (2011)
			1995		2013	Methods	Methods	Kilometer		2012			2006		2011		Fifth	Fifth			Urban		Rural
		Guadeloupe		–	–	–	–	238		–				–	–		–	–		97				90
		Haiti	3.2		1.8	35	31	376		1,240			4.8		3.5	2		63		34				17
		Jamaica	2.3		1.8	73	68	247		–			4.5		2.1	5		52		78				82
		Martinique		–	–	–	–	349		–				–	–		–	–		94				73
		Puerto Rico		–	–	84	72	410		–			5.6		–		–	–		99				99
		St. Kitts-Nevis		–	–	–	–	210		17,280			6.9		0.2		–	–			–			–
		Saint Lucia		–	–	–	–	316		11,020			4.8		1.8		–	–		70				64
		St. Vincent and the Grenadines		–	–	–	–	279		10,810			7.2		0.1		–	–			–			–
		Trinidad and Tobago	0.8		1.5	43	38	261		22,400			13.6		0.6		–	–		92				92
		SOUTh aMERica	0.4		0.4	77	70	22		10,380			6.8		8.8	3.3		56.5		82				53
		Argentina	0.3		0.4	79	70	15		–			–4.7		8.9	4		49		96				98
		Bolivia	0.5		0.3	61	34	10		4,960			5.2		10.0	2		59		57				24
		Brazil	0.4		0.3	80	77	23		11,720			8.7		9.9	3		59		87				48
		Chile	0.2		0.5	64	–	23		21,590			11.1		6.1	4		58		100				89
		Colombia	0.5		0.5	79	73	42		10,110			8.1		7.9	3		60		82				65
		Ecuador	0.3		0.4	73	59	56		9,590			16.0		6.2	4		54		96				86
		French Guiana		–	–	–	–	3		–				–	–		–	–		95				76
		Guyana							POPULaTiOn, hEaLTh,							anD EnViROnMEnT DaTa											anD ESTiMaTE
		Guyana	1.4		1.1	43	40	4		3,400			11.9		6.5		–	–		88				82
		Paraguay	0.1		0.3	79	70	17		5,610			4.5		11.1	3		56			–			–
		Peru	0.5		0.4	76	52	Net		Projected			9.2		2050	4		53		81				38
ent of Population		Peru	0.5		0.4	76	52	24		10,240			9.2		8.3	4		53		81				38
ent of Population							Rate of	Migration		Population					Population						Percent of
o Use Improved		Suriname	3.3		1	48	Rate of	Migration		Population			18.0		Population	3		57			Population90			66	Life		Expectancy At Birth (years)
o Use Improved		Suriname	3.3		1	48	47	3		8,500			18.0		6.4	3		57			Population90			66	Life		Expectancy At Birth (years)
nitation (2011)		Uruguay	Population		Births	Deaths	Natural	Rate per		(millions)					as a		Infant	Total
										(millions)					as a		Infant	Total
			0.4		.6	77	75	19		15,570			–2.6		11.5	5		51		99		Ages		98		Both
			mid-2013		per 1,000	per 1,000	Increase	1,000							Multiple of	Mortality		Fertility		Ages		Ages				Both

an	Rural	Venezuela	(millions)0.3		Population0.5	Population70	(%)62	Population33	mid13,120-2025 mid-20507.						20135.		Rate4 a	Rate49 b			<15 –	65+		–		Sexes		Males	Females
9	46
9	46	aSia	4,302–		180.2	657	159.1	–1350	4,772$ ,800		5,284.7				17.2.5	357.3		244.2.3		2577		7		45		71		69		73
7	92	aSia (Excl. china)	2,945–		210.3	567	147.	–1320	3,3667,150		3,9704.0				15.3.5	408.4		243.5.0		2978		6		41		69		67		71
3	42	WESTERn aSia		251–	220.1	51	135.8	252		30715,090		40510.7			15.6.8	27.1		244.9.2		3096		5		73		73		70		75
3	39	Armenia	0.31.0		140.2	1055	026.4	–102		6,9903.			203.1.0		11.0.8	119		140.6		1796		10		81		74		71		78
8	31	Azerbaijan	<0.91.4		190.1	516	113.	109		9,410.			2311.0.4		10.2.9	118		42.3		2286		6		78		74		71		77
4	31	Bahrain		–1.1	<014.2	62	131.2	1,630–40		21,420.			111.5.6		1.4–		7–	1.9–		2199		2		99		76		75		78
2	24	Cyprus		–1.1	<012.2	7–	0.6–	14123		29,4001.			111.4.4		12.3.0		6–	1.5–		1007		13100				78		76		81
9	68	Georgia	<0.41.5		130.2	1153	035.2	565		5,8604.2			153.5.4		05.7.8	135		148.7		1796		14		91		75		70		79
8	88	Iraq		35–.1	<031.2	53	233.6	–180		49,300.			839.3.1		112.4.8	289		4.03		3986		3		80		69		66		73
7	93	Israel	0.81.1		220.2	5–	1.6–	3642		28,0709.			132.5.9		16.7.2	63.5		345.0		10028		10100				82		80		84
7	96	Jordan		–7.3	<027.2	614	241.	1182		6,1309.			139.6.1		18.8.7	178		344.5		3798		3		98		73		72		74
3	52	Kuwait		–3.5	<019.2	582	134.7	37194		49,2.30			166.5.0		17.7.2		8–	2.4–		10023		2100				75		74		76
4	13	Lebanon	<0.41.8		140.1	54	045.9	18464		14,45.00			45.4.3		17.1.8		9–	1.5–		10023		9		–		79		77		82
7	75	Oman		–4.0	21–	32	125.8	4213		25,580.			105.3.6		19.4.0		9–	2.9–		2697		3		95		76		74		78
–	–	Palestinian Territory		–4.4	33–	504	239.	–7342		5.9 –			9–.1		2.1–	207		4.31		4195		3		93		73		71		74
4	19	Qatar		–2.2	<012.2	432	132.1	49197		84,62.70			203.4.0		12.4.9	47		52.2		1002		1100				78		77		79
5	5	Saudi Arabia		30–.1	<021.2	243	1.8–	214		25,01036.7			1046.6.7		16.6.7		16–	2.9–		1300		3100				74		73		75
0	6	Syria		21–.9	<025.2	47	233.2	–14118		275,200.9			369.1.7		1.7–	178		344.1		3596		4		94		75		72		78
4	45	Turkey	<076.1.1		<017.1	735	146.2	097		17,50085.			1193.5.5		13.2.0	216		246.1		2597		8		75		74		71		76
6	11	United Arab Emirates		–9.3	<016.2	281	124.5	112		42,30811.5			1215.6.5		15.7.6		7–	1.9–		1398		0		95		76		76		78
0	65	Yemen	<025.1.2		340.2	286	219.7	–148		342,310.			1152.4.4		27.1.4	72		4.59		4293		3		34		62		61		63
9	8	SOUTh cEnTRaL aSia	1,846		23	7	1.6	–1	2,125		2,531				1.4	47		2.6		31		5				67		65		68
2	11	cEnTRaL aSia	66		23	6	1.7	–2		78			98		1.5	38		2.6		29		5				68		64		72
3	8	Kazakhstan	17.0		23	8	1.4	–0		19.4			24.0		1.4	28		2.6		25		7				69		64	15	74
0	© 2013 Population Reference Bureau		5.7		27	7	See notes on page 18			6.6			8.7		1.5	27		3.1	2013 world population Data sheet										15	74
0	7	Kyrgyzstan	5.7		27	7	2.1	–7		6.6			8.7		1.5	27		3.1		31		4				70		66		74
5	14	Tajikistan	8.1		31	6	2.5	–1		10.1			15.6		1.9	34		3.7		36		3				67		64		71

	R ThE cOUnTRiESandD REgiOnS OF ThEstiWORLD
		Population, Health,			Environment Data and			mates		for the Countries and Regions						of the World

	Percent of Population			Percent of Married									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		Ages 15-49 With		Women 15-49 Using									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		HIV/AIDS		Contraception		Population	GNI PPP per		GDP Growth (%)				Income			Who Use Improved
			2011/	All	Modern	per Square	Capita ($US)	2000-			2007-		Poorest	Wealthiest		Sanitation (2011)
	1995		2013	Methods	Methods	Kilometer	2012	2006			2011		Fifth	Fifth		Urban	Rural
SOUTh cEnTRaL aSia		–	0.4	53	45	170	3,910	11.6			6.4	8.9		42.5	66		32
cEnTRaL aSia		–	–	54	49	17	6,010	19.6			10.4	7.6		41.8	98		98
Kazakhstan	<0.1		0.2	51	50	6	11,950	24.8			9.7	9		38	97		98
Kyrgyzstan	<0.1		0.4	36	34	28	2,260	12.1			8.1	8		41	94		93
Tajikistan	0.1		0.3	28	26	56	2,220	19.8			9.4	8		39	95		94
Turkmenistan		–	–	62	45	11	9,640	21.1			13.3	6		48	100		98
Uzbekistan		–	–	65	59	68	3,750	3.6			11.8	7		44	100		100
SOUTh aSia		–	0.4	53	45	261	3,830	11.1			6.0	9.0		42.5	65		30
Afghanistan	<0.1		<0.1	21	20	47	1,400			–	13.1	9		37	46		23
Bangladesh	<0.1		<0.1	61	52	1,087	2,070	4.5			8.2	9		41	55		55
Bhutan	<0.1		0.3	66	65	16	6,310	11.9			6.2	7		45	74		29
India		–	0.3	54	47	388	3,840	11.5			6.9	9		43	60		24
Iran	<0.1		0.2	73	59	46	10,320	13.1			–	6		45	100		99
Maldives	<0.1		<0.1	35	27	1,208	7,690	12.3			4.7	7		44	97		98
Nepal	0.1		0.3	50	43	182	1,500	8.4			10.1	8		41	50		32
Pakistan	<0.1		0.1	35	25	230	3,030	9.1			6.4	10		40	72		34
Sri Lanka	<0.1		<0.1	68	53	312	6,120	9.1			10.1	8		45	83		93
SOUThEaST aSia	0.5		0.3	61	55	136	5,650	9.8			8.2	6.8		46.5	81		61
Brunei		–	–	–	–	71	49,370	10.8			4.8		–	–		–	–
Cambodia	1.3		0.6	51	35	80	2,360	11.5			6.6	8		44	76		22
Indonesia	<0.1		0.3	62	58	130	4,810	13.2			11.2	7		46	73		44
Laos	<0.1		0.3	50	42	29	2,730	11.5			11.3	8		45	87		48
Malaysia	0.3		0.4	49	32	90	16,530	9.2			6.6	5		51	96		95
Myanmar	0.4		0.6	46	46	79	–			–	–		–	–	84		74
Philippines	<0.1		<0.1	49	37	321	4,400	6.8			6.8	6		50	79		69
Singapore	0.1		0.1	62	55	7,971	61,100	6.2			5.9		–	–	100		–
Thailand	2.1		1.2	80	78	129	9,430	8.7			5.6	7		47	89		96
Timor-Leste		–	–	22	21	74	6,410	5.7			11.6		–	–	68		27
Vietnam	<0.1		0.5	76	67	270	3,440	11.2			9.2	7		43	93		67
EaST aSia		–	0.05	82	80	136	11,990	3.6			7.9	5.6		45.8	79		57
China		–	<0.1	85	84	142	9,210	13.6			12.3	5		47	74		56
China, Hong Kong SARd		–	–	80	75	6,556	53,050	2.0			2.7		–	–		–	–
China, Macao SARd		–	–	–	–	22,885	68,710	14.5			11.7		–	–		–	–
Japan	<0.1		<0.1	54	44	337	36,320		–1.4		5.0	11		36	100		100
Korea, North		–	–	69	58	205	–			–	–		–	–	88		73
Korea, South	<0.1		<0.1	80	70	505	30,890	9.7			1.0	8		38	100		100
Mongolia	<0.1		<0.1	55	50	2	5,100	18.3			12.1	7		44	64		29
Taiwan		–	–	71	–	649	–			–	–		–	–		–	–
EUROPE	0.2		0.4	71	60	32	28,870	9.8			1.2	7.5		41.4	94		88
EUROPEan UniOn	0.2		0.2	72	64	115	32,960	9.2			0.6	7.7		40.3	100		97
nORThERn EUROPE	0.1		0.3	80	78	56	37,430	9.1			–0.8	6.9		42.4	100		100
Channel Islands		–	–	–	–	840	–	6.8			–		–	–		–	–
Denmark	0.1		0.2	–	–	130	42,620	9.0			1.1		–	–	100		100
Estonia	0.1		1.3	70	56	28	21,990	18.1			0.1	7		43	100		94
Finland	<0.1		0.1	77	75	16	38,210	8.9			1.1	10		37	100		100
Iceland	0.1		0.3	–	–	3	33,550	10.8			–6.3		–	–	100		100

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		Population, Health,			Environment Data and			mates		for the Countries and Regions						of the World
	R ThE cOUnTRiESandD REgiOnS OF ThEsti							WORLD

	Percent of Population			Percent of Married									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		Ages 15-49 With		Women 15-49 Using									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		HIV/AIDS		Contraception		Population	GNI PPP per		GDP Growth (%)				Income			Who Use Improved
			2011/	All	Modern	per Square	Capita ($US)	2000-			2007-		Poorest	Wealthiest		Sanitation (2011)
	1995		2013	Methods	Methods	Kilometer	2012	2006			2011		Fifth	Fifth		Urban	Rural
Ireland	0.1		0.3	65	61	65	35,110	13.8			–3.0	7		42	100		98
Latvia	0.1		0.7	68	56	31	21,020	15.6			–0.3	7		42		–	–
Lithuania	<0.1		0.1	51	33	45	22,760	16.1			1.5	7		44	95		–
Norway	0.1		0.1	88	82	13	64,030	11.7			3.5	10		37	100		100
Sweden	0.1		0.2	75	65	21	43,160	8.0			2.6	9		37	100		100
United Kingdom	0.1		0.3	84	84	264	35,800	8.5			–2.4	6		44	100		100
WESTERn EUROPE	0.2		0.2	72	69	171	40,470	8.2			1.6	8.2		38.6	100		100
Austria	<0.1		0.4	51	47	101	43,220	8.8			1.8	9		38	100		100
Belgium	0.1		0.3	75	73	366	39,260	9.0			1.9	9		41	100		100
France	0.3		0.4	77	75	116	36,460	8.9			1.2	7		40	100		100
Germany	0.1		0.1	70	66	226	41,370	7.2			1.3	9		37	100		100
Liechtenstein		–	–	–	–	231	–	7.9			–		–	–		–	–
Luxembourg	0.2		0.3	–	–	210	63,000	12.4			2.4	8		39	100		100
Monaco		–	–	–	–	37,172	–	9.4			0.3		–	–	100		–
Netherlands	0.2		0.2	69	67	404	43,360	9.4			1.1		–	–	100		100
Switzerland	0.3		0.4	82	78	196	54,870	7.6			6.3	8		41	100		100
EaSTERn EUROPE	0.1		0.7	69	53	16	18,990	18.2			4.4	7.5		42.5	84		75
Belarus	<0.1		0.4	73	56	46	15,210	17.8			3.3	9		36	92		97
Bulgaria	<0.1		0.1	63	40	65	15,390	15.8			4.0	9		37	100		100
Czech Republic	<0.1		<0.1	72	63	133	24,550	15.4			3.1		–	–	100		100
Hungary	0.1		0.1	81	71	106	20,200	14.8			0.5	8		40	100		100
Moldova	0.1		0.5	68	43	122	3,690	16.2			7.7	8		41	89		83
Poland	0.1		0.1	–	–	123	20,920	11.5			3.2	8		41	96		80
Romania	0.1		0.1	70	38	89	16,310	19.9			1.9	9		36		–	–
Russia	0.2		1.1	68	55	8	22,760	22.3			6.0	6		47	74		59
Slovakia	<0.1		<0.1	80	66	110	24,370	14.6			2.2	10		36	100		100
Ukraine	0.1		0.8	67	48	75	7,290	20.6			2.4	10		36	96		89
SOUThERn EUROPE		–	0.3	66	48	116	27,890	10.5			0.4	7.1		41.8		–	–
Albania		–	–	69	10	96	9,390	15.1			3.2	8		43	95		93
Andorra		–	–	–	–	157	–	15.2			–		–	–	100		100
Bosnia-Herzegovina		–	–	46	12	75	9,380	13.5			2.8	7		43	100		92
Croatia	<0.1		<0.1	–	–	75	19,760	14.0			0.9	8		42	99		98
Greece	0.1		0.2	76	46	84	24,790	12.4			–0.9	7		41	99		97
Italy	0.4		0.4	63	41	199	32,280	8.8			0.5	7		42		–	–
Kosovoe		–	–	60	16	168	–	12.5			5.4		–	–		–	–
Macedoniaf		–	–	40	27	80	11,570	10.1			4.1	5		49	97		83
Malta	0.1		0.1	86	46	1,418	26,990	8.0			2.8		–	–	100		100
Montenegro		–	–	39	17	45	13,930	16.8			3.4	9		37	92		87
Portugal	0.4		0.7	87	83	114	24,670	9.0			0.4		–	–	100		100
San Marino		–	–	–	–	535	–	10.7			–		–	–		–	–
Serbia	0.1		0.1	61	22	92	11,180	26.2			2.7	8		38	98		96
Slovenia	<0.1		0.1	79	63	102	26,470	11.1			0.8	8		39	100		100
Spain	0.6		0.2	66	62	92	31,780	12.6			0.4	7		42	100		100

See notes on page 18

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		Population, Health,			Environment Data and			mates		for the Countries and Regions						of the World
	R ThE cOUnTRiESandD REgiOnS OF ThEsti							WORLD

	Percent of Population			Percent of Married									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		Ages 15-49 With		Women 15-49 Using									Percent Share of		Percent of Population
		HIV/AIDS		Contraception		Population	GNI PPP per		GDP Growth (%)				Income			Who Use Improved
			2011/	All	Modern	per Square	Capita ($US)	2000-			2007-		Poorest	Wealthiest		Sanitation (2011)
	1995		2013	Methods	Methods	Kilometer	2012	2006			2011		Fifth	Fifth		Urban	Rural
OcEania	0.2		0.3	64	58	4	30,590	10.0			7.5		–	–	97		50
Australia	0.1		0.2	72	68	3	43,170	9.7			8.1		–	–	100		100
Federated States of Micronesia		–	–	–	70	152	4,090	1.4			3.2	2		64	83		47
Fiji	<0.1		0.1	45	–	47	4,880	10.2			2.0	6		50	92		82
French Polynesia		–	–	–	–	70	–			–	–		–	–	97		97
Guam		–	–	67	58	295	–			–	–		–	–	97		97
Kiribati		–	–	22	13	146	3,380	7.1			4.9		–	–	51		30
Marshall Islands		–	–	45	42	310	–	4.3			2.5		–	–	84		55
Nauru		–	–	36	23	503	–			–	–		–	–	66		–
New Caledonia		–	–	–	–	14	–			–	–		–	–	100		100
New Zealand	0.1		0.1	75	72	16	29,960	12.5			2.9		–	–		–	–
Palau		–	–	33	30	46	17,150	4.5			0.7		–	–	100		100
Papua New Guinea	0.5		0.7	36	24	16	2,780	7.7			11.9		–	–	57		13
Samoa		–	–	29	27	67	4,270	10.2			4.4		–	–	93		91
Solomon Islands		–	–	35	27	20	2,170	0.8			6.0		–	–	81		15
Tonga		–	–	–	23	138	5,140	7.5			6.1		–	–	99		89
Tuvalu		–	–	31	22	436	–	8.5			4.6		–	–	86		80
Vanuatu		–	–	38	37	22	4,500	7.8			6.1		–	–	65		55

NOTES		b	Average number of children born to a woman during her lifetime.	* Data prior to 2007 are shown in italics.
(—)	Indicates data unavailable or inapplicable.	c	The status of Western Sahara is disputed by Morocco.	For additional notes and sources, see reverse side.
a	Infant deaths per 1,000 live births. Rates shown with decimals indicate	d	Special Administrative Region.	Data prepared by PRB demographers Carl Haub and
	national statistics reported as completely registered, while those without	e	Kosovo declared independence from Serbia on Feb. 17, 2008.	Toshiko Kaneda.
	are estimates from the sources cited on the reverse. Rates shown in italics		Serbia has not recognized Kosovo’s independence.	© September 2013. Population Reference Bureau. All
	are based upon fewer than 50 annual infant deaths and, as a result, are		Serbia has not recognized Kosovo’s independence.
		f	The former Yugoslav Republic.
				rights reserved.
	subject to considerable yearly variability.			rights reserved.
	subject to considerable yearly variability.

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Acknowledgments, Notes, Sources, and Definitions

Acknowledgments

The authors gratefully acknowledge the valuable assistance of PRB staff members John May, Donna Clifton, and Lindsey Amato; and PRB interns Caroline Burns, Natasha Bhatia, and Sarah Fitzpatrick; staff of the International Programs Center of the U.S. Census Bureau; the United Nations (UN) Population Division; and the Institut national d’etudes démographiques (INED), Paris, in the preparation of this year’s World Population Data Sheet. This publication is funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, the U.S. Agency for International Development (IDEA Project, No. AID-0AA-A-10-00009), and supporters. The contents are the responsibility of the Population Reference Bureau and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States government.

Notes

The Data Sheet lists all geopolitical entities with populations of 150,000 or more and all members of the UN. These include sovereign states, dependencies, overseas departments, and some territories whose status or boundaries may be undetermined or in dispute. More developed regions, following the

UN classification, comprise all of Europe and North America, plus Australia, Japan, and New Zealand. All other regions and countries are classified as less developed. The least developed countries consist of 49 countries with especially low incomes, high economic vulnerability, and poor human development indicators; 34 of these countries are in sub-Saharan

Africa, 14 in Asia, and one in the Caribbean. The criteria and list of countries, as defined by the United Nations, can be found at http://www.unohrlls.org/en/ldc/25/.

Sub-Saharan Africa: All countries of Africa except the northern African countries of Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, and Western Sahara.

World and Regional Totals: Regional population totals are independently rounded and include small countries or areas not shown. Regional and world rates and percentages are weighted averages of countries for which data are available; regional averages are shown when data or estimates are available for at least three-quarters of the region’s population.

World Population Data Sheets from different years should not be used as a time series. Fluctuations in values from year to year often reflect revisions based on new data or estimates rather than actual changes in levels. Additional information on likely trends and consistent time series can be obtained from PRB, and are also available from UN and U.S. Census Bureau publications and websites.

Sources

The rates and figures are primarily compiled from the following sources: official country statistical yearbooks, bulletins, and websites; the United Nations Demographic Yearbook, 2011, and Population and Vital Statistics Report of the UN Statistics Division; World Population Prospects: The 2012 Revision of the UN Population Division; and the International Data Base

of the International Programs Center, U.S. Census Bureau. Other sources include recent demographic surveys such as the Demographic and Health Surveys, Reproductive Health Surveys, special studies, and direct communication with demographers and statistical bureaus in the United States and abroad. Specific data sources may be obtained by contacting the authors of the 2013 World Population Data Sheet. For countries with complete registration of births and deaths, rates are those most recently reported. For more developed countries, nearly all vital rates refer to 2012 or 2011.

Definitions

Mid-2013 Population

Estimates are based on a recent census, official national data, or PRB, UN, and U.S. Census Bureau projections. The effects of refugee movements, large numbers of foreign workers, and population shifts due to contemporary political events are taken into account to the extent possible.

Birth and Death Rate

The annual number of births and deaths per 1,000 total population. These rates are often referred to as “crude rates” since they do not take a population’s age structure into account. Thus, crude death rates in more developed countries with a relatively large proportion of high-mortality older population are often higher than those in less developed countries with lower life expectancy.

Rate of Natural Increase (RNI)

The birth rate minus the death rate, implying the annual rate of population growth without regard for migration. Expressed as a percentage.

Net Migration

The estimated rate of net immigration (immigration minus emigration) per 1,000 population for a recent year based upon the official national rate or derived as a residual from estimated birth, death, and population growth rates. Migration rates can vary substantially from year to year for

any particular country, as can the definition of an immigrant.

Projected Population, 2025-2050

Projected populations based upon reasonable assumptions on the future course of fertility, mortality, and migration. Projections are based upon official country projections, series issued by the UN or the U.S. Census Bureau, or PRB projections.

Infant Mortality Rate

The annual number of deaths of infants under age 1 per 1,000 live births. Rates shown with decimals indicate national statistics reported as completely registered, while those without are estimates from the sources cited above. Rates shown in italics are based upon fewer than 50 annual infant deaths and, as a result, are subject to considerable yearly variability; rates shown for such countries are averages for a multiple-year period.

Total Fertility Rate (TFR)

The average number of children a woman would have assuming that current age-specific birth rates remain constant throughout her childbearing years (usually considered to be ages 15 to 49).

Population Under Age 15/Age 65+

The percentage of the total population in those ages, which are often considered the “dependent ages.”

Life Expectancy at Birth

The average number of years a newborn infant can expect to live under current mortality levels.

Percent Urban

Percentage of the total population living in areas termed “urban” by that country or by the UN. Countries define urban in many different ways, from population centers of 100 or more dwellings to only the population living in national and provincial capitals.

Prevalence of HIV/AIDS

The estimated percentage of adults, ages 15 to 49, living with HIV/AIDS. Figures are from UNAIDS with updates from recent Demographic and Health Surveys. Some regional averages were calculated by PRB.

Contraceptive Use

The percentage of currently married or “in union” women of reproductive age who are currently using any form

of contraception. “Modern” methods include clinic and supply methods such as the pill, IUD, condom, and sterilization. Data are from the most recently available national-level surveys, such as Demographic and Health Surveys, Reproductive Health Surveys, Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys, regional survey programs, national surveys, and the UN Population Division World Contraceptive Use 2012. For more developed countries, data refer to some point in the 1990s and early 2000s. Data for less developed countries are primarily from a point in the mid-2000s to a very recent year. Data prior to 2007 are shown in italics.

GNI PPP per Capita, 2012 (US$)

GNI PPP per capita is gross national income in purchasing power parity (PPP) divided by mid-year population. GNI PPP refers to gross national income converted to “international” dollars using a purchasing power parity conversion factor.

International dollars indicate the amount of goods and services one could buy in the United States with a given amount of money. Data are from the World Bank. Figures in italics are for 2011, 2010, or 2009.

Percent Share of Income, Poorest Fifth/ Wealthiest Fifth

Percentage share of income or consumption is the share that accrues to subgroups of population indicated by quintiles. Data are from the World Bank, World Development Indicators, 2013.

Percent of Population Who Use Improved Sanitation

For monitoring Millennium Development Goals, an improved sanitation facility is defined as one that hygienically separates sewage from human contact. Data are from WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation.

PRB’s 2013 World Population Data Sheet is available in English, French, and Spanish at www.prb.org. Also online:

•Interactive world map illustrating key demographic variables by country and region.

•Interactive infographic highlighting key findings from the data sheet.

•Webinar with PRB demographers, including their PowerPoint presentations.

•World population clock, continuously updating world population total.

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