46% The percent share of income of the world s wealthiest fifth of the population.

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1 86 The average life expectancy at birth for women in Japan, one of the highest in the world. 2.5 The total fertility rate worldwide. TFRs range from 1.2 children per woman in Bosnia-Herzegovina to 7.6 in Niger. 46% The percent share of income of the world s wealthiest fifth of the population. BY 2050 Africa s population is estimated to increase to 2.4 billion, from 1.1 billion in Reference Bureau (billions) World Data Sheet Less Developed Countries More Developed Countries Inform Empower Advance

2 Most Populous Countries, 2013 and Country Country China 1,357 India 1,277 United States 316 Indonesia 249 Brazil 196 Pakistan 191 Nigeria 174 Bangladesh 157 Russia 143 Japan 127 India 1,652 China 1,314 Nigeria 440 United States 400 Indonesia 366 Pakistan 363 Brazil 227 Bangladesh 202 Congo, Dem. Rep. 182 Ethiopia 178 Countries WITH THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST TOTAL FERTILITY RATES HIGHEST TFR LOWEST TFR Niger 7.6 Chad 7.0 Somalia 6.8 Congo, Dem. Rep. 6.3 Angola 6.3 Burundi 6.2 Uganda 6.2 Central African Republic 6.2 Mali 6.1 Burkina Faso 6.0 Bosnia-Herzegovina 1.2 Taiwan 1.3 Moldova 1.3 Poland 1.3 Portugal 1.3 Singapore 1.3 South Korea 1.3 Spain 1.3 Slovakia 1.3 Hungary Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 2

3 Clock, 2013 WORLD More Developed countries Less Developed countries 7,136,796,000 1,245,911,000 5,890,885,000 Year 142,634,000 13,934, ,670,000 Births per Deaths per Natural increase per Day 390,778 38, ,521 Minute Year 55,973,000 12,305,000 43,668,000 Day 153,351 33, ,638 Minute Year 86,661,000 1,629,000 85,002,000 Day 237,427 4, ,882 Minute Year 5,763,000 70,500 5,693,000 Infant deaths per Day 15, ,597 Minute Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 3

4 W o r ld Highlights Focus on wealth and income inequality Disparities in Wealth and Income Are Associated With Large Gaps in Fertility and Health. UGANDA Lifetime Births per Woman CAMBODIA Under-5 Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births Inequality in income and wealth is generally large, especially in developing countries. The contrast between the lives of the wealthy and poor can be dramatic, because the income and wealth gaps are associated with gaps in fertility and health. For example, in Uganda, women from the poorest fifth of families have twice the number of children than those from the wealthiest fifth. The wealthiest fifth of the population in Uganda also earns 51 percent of total income, compared to 6 percent earned by the poorest fifth (see data sheet). In Cambodia, children in the poorest fifth of families are three times as likely to die before turning 5 as their counterparts in the wealthiest fifth of families. The wealthiest fifth of Cambodia s population also earns 44 percent of total income, compared to 8 percent earned by the poorest fifth. These differences in fertility and health outcomes result from a range of factors including gaps in access to various health services, health behaviors, and fertility preferences. Sources: ICF International, 2011 Uganda Demographic and Health Survey: and ICF International, 2011 Cambodia Demographic and Health Survey. 7.9 Poorest Fifth Poorer Middle Wealthier Wealthiest Fifth 77 Poorest Fifth Poorer Middle Wealthier Wealthiest Fifth In the U.S., the Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer. Despite having one of the world s highest standards of living, the gap between the income share of the wealthiest and poorest households in the United States is one of the widest among industrialized countries. And the gap has been expanding since In 2011, the poorest fifth of households received but 3.2 percent of total national household income while the wealthiest fifth received 51.1 percent. In 1967, the richest fifth controlled 43.6 percent of household income, compared to 4.0 percent for the poorest fifth. In comparison, the poorest fifth of households in France received 7 percent of total national income in 2011, and the wealthiest, 40 percent. In Japan, the poorest fifth of households received 11 percent of total national household income, and the wealthiest fifth, 36 percent. Percent Share of Household Income Wealthiest Fifth Poorest Fifth 3.2 Source: U.S. Census Bureau Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 4

5 W o r ld Highlights Focus on wealth and income inequality The Growth of Large Cities Is a Remarkable Demographic Story. The growth of large cities and metropolitan areas has been one of the most remarkable demographic stories of past decades. The map depicts the 30 largest metropolitan area in 2011 with the circles proportional to their population size. Cities of 10 million or more are often referred to as mega-cities. In 1950, 117 million people lived in the top 30 metros but that number rose to 426 million by In 1950, 19 of the top 30 cities were in industrialized countries. By 2011, that number had shrunk to eight. In 1950, Delhi was not even in the top 30 but it is now second behind only Tokyo. Such phenomenal growth is usually due to rural-urban migration as migrants seek a better life in cities. Moscow 11.6 RUSSIA Los Angeles 13.4 MEXICO UNITED STATES Mexico City 20.5 Chicago 9.7 New York 20.4 UNITED KINGDOM London 9.0 Paris 10.6 FRANCE NIGERIA Cairo 11.1 EGYPT TURKEY Istanbul 11.2 PAKISTAN Karachi 13.9 Mumbai 19.7 INDIA Delhi 22.7 Kolkata 14.4 CHINA BANGLADESH Dhaka 15.4 Chongqing 10.0 Beijing 15.6 Guangzhou 10.9 Wuhan 9.2 SOUTH KOREA Seoul 9.7 JAPAN Shanghai 20.2 Shenzhen 10.6 PHILIPPINES Manila 11.9 Tokyo 37.2 Osaka 11.5 Lagos 11.2 Lima 9.1 PERU BRAZIL Rio de Janeiro 12.0 Jakarta 9.8 INDONESIA Sao Paulo 19.9 Source: United Nations Division, World Urbanization Prospects: The 2011 Revision (New York: UN, 2012). ARGENTINA Buenos Aires million million million <10 million 2013 Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 5

6 W o r ld Highlights Focus on wealth and income inequality Africa Will Have the Largest Growth From Now to With a projected growth of 1.3 billion between now and 2050, Africa will add more population than any world region. Virtually all of that growth will be in the 51 countries of sub-saharan Africa, the region s poorest. The 1.3 billion growth exceeds that of population-giant Asia. But even this projection assumes that birth rates will decline steadily in all countries of sub-saharan Africa because of an increase in the use of family planning. If birth rates do not decline steadily, future projections of population growth will have to be increased. (billions) Source: Carl Haub and Toshiko Kaneda, 2013 World Data Sheet (Washington, DC: Reference Bureau, 2013). All Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Latin America/ Caribbean Asia North America Europe Unmet Need for Family Planning Remains High in the Least Developed Countries. Over the past 40 years, the emerging economies have experienced very rapid increases in their contraceptive coverage, enabling rather steady fertility declines. By contrast, the least developed countries, mostly located in sub-saharan Africa, are just beginning to use modern contraceptives (Rwanda and Ethiopia are among the few exceptions). Unmet need for family planning remains high in sub-saharan Africa. About 25 percent of couples who would like to postpone their next birth by two years do not currently use a contraceptive method. This need could be met by improving contraceptive knowledge and the supply of reproductive health services so that couples can better plan their families. Percent of Married Women Using Modern Contraception Thailand Jamaica Bangladesh Kenya Ethiopia Congo, Dem. Rep. Source: Jean-Pierre Guengant and John F. May, Africa 2050: African Demography (Washington, DC: Centennial Group for Emerging Market Forum, 2013) Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 6

7 mid-2013, Health, and Environment POPULaTiOn, Data and health, Estimates and for the EnViROnMEnT Countries and DaTa Regions and of ESTiMaTES the World FOR Births per 1,000 Deaths per 1,000 Rate of Natural Increase (%) Net Migration Rate per 1,000 Projected 2050 as a Multiple of Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 7 Infant Mortality Rate a Total Fertility Rate b Percent of Life Expectancy At Birth (years) mid-2025 mid-2050 Ages <15 Ages 65+ Both Sexes Males Females Percent Urban WORLD 7, ,095 9, MORE DEVELOPED 1, ,285 1, LESS DEVELOPED 5, ,810 8, LESS DEVELOPED (ExcL. china) 4, ,404 7, LEaST DEVELOPED ,158 1, africa 1, ,464 2, SUB-SahaRan africa ,259 2, northern africa Algeria Egypt Libya Morocco Sudan Tunisia Western Sahara c WESTERn africa Benin Burkina Faso Cape Verde Côte d'ivoire Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Liberia Mali Mauritania Niger Nigeria Senegal Sierra Leone Togo EaSTERn africa Burundi Comoros Djibouti Eritrea Ethiopia Kenya Madagascar Malawi Mauritius Mayotte Mozambique Reunion Rwanda

8 , Health, and Environment POPULaTiOn, Data and health, Estimates and for the EnViROnMEnT Countries and DaTa Regions and of ESTiMaTES the World FOR ThE Rate of Natural Increase Net Migration Rate per 1,000 Projected mid-2013 Births per 1,000 Deaths per 1,000 (%) mid-2025 mid Infant Mortality Rate a Total Fertility Rate b Ages <15 Ages 65+ Both Sexes Males Females Percent Urban 1995 WORLD Seychelles 7, , , MORE Somalia DEVELOPED 1, , , LESS South DEVELOPED Sudan 5, , , LESS Tanzania DEVELOPED (ExcL. china) 4, , , LEaST Uganda DEVELOPED , , africa Zambia 1, , , SUB-SahaRan Zimbabwe africa , , MiDDLE northern africa africa Angola Algeria <0.1 Cameroon Egypt <0.1 Central Libya African Republic Chad Morocco <0.1 Congo Sudan Congo, Tunisia Dem. Rep <0.1 Equatorial Western Sahara Guinea WESTERn Gabon africa Sao Benin Tome and Principe SOUThERn Burkina Faso africa Botswana Cape Verde Lesotho Côte d'ivoire Gambia Namibia Ghana South Africa Swaziland Guinea americas Guinea-Bissau , , northern Liberia america Canada Mali United Mauritania States LaTin NigeraMERica and ThE caribbean central Nigeria america Senegal Belize Sierra Costa Leone Rica Togo El Salvador EaSTERn Guatemala africa Burundi Honduras Comoros Mexico <0.1 Djibouti Nicaragua Eritrea Panama caribbean Ethiopia Antigua Kenya and Barbuda Bahamas Madagascar Barbados Malawi Cuba Mauritius Curacao Mayotte Dominica Mozambique Dominican Reunion Republic Grenada Rwanda Guadeloupe Seychelles 2013 Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet as a Multiple of Percent of Life Expectancy At Birth (years) Somalia South Sudan Percent Ages H

9 Panama caribbean Antigua and Barbuda Bahamas Barbados 0.3, 12 Health, and Environment 1 POPULaTiOn, 0.3 Data and 0.3 health, Estimates and for the EnViROnMEnT 1.8Countries 22 and 12 DaTa Regions 75 and of 73ESTiMaTES the World FOR 0.6 Cuba <0.1 Net Projected 2050 Curacao Rate of Migration Percent of Dominica 0.1 Births 13 Deaths 8 Natural 0.5 Rate 6 per as 0.9 a Infant 15 Total Life 74Expectancy 71At Birth (years) Dominican Republic mid per 22 1,000 per 1,000 6 Increase 1.6 1, Multiple 1.3 of Mortality 27 Fertility 2.6 Ages 31 Ages 6 Both Percent Grenada (%) mid mid Rate 5 a Rate 2.0 b < Sexes 73 Males 70 Females 75 Urban 39 Guadeloupe Haiti Jamaica Martinique Puerto Rico St. Kitts-Nevis Saint Lucia St. Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago SOUTh america Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador French Guiana Guyana POPULaTiOn, health, and EnViROnMEnT DaTa 66 and 63ESTiMaTES FOR ThE 1.4 Paraguay Net Peru Projected 2050 Percent Rate of Migration Percent of Ages Suriname 0.6 Births 18 Deaths 7 Natural 1.1 Rate 2 per as 1.2a Infant 19 Total Life 71Expectancy 67At Birth (years) H Uruguay mid per 14 1,000 per 10 1,000 Increase 0.4 1, Multiple 1.1 of Mortality 8.9 Fertility 2.0 Ages 22 Ages 14 Both Percent Venezuela (%) 0 mid mid Rate 11.6 Rate 2.4 < Sexes 75 Males 72 Females 78 Urban asia 4,302 Birth 18 Death 7 Natural 1.1 Migration 0 mid ,772 mid , Infant TFR < Both 71 Sexes Males 69 Females 73 Percent asia (Excl. china) 2,945 Rate 21 Rate 7 Increase 1.4 (%) Rate 0 3,366 3,970 Change 1.3 Mortality % 29of 6 69 Life Expectancy 67 (years) 71 Urban 43 Percent W WESTERn asia Armenia Azerbaijan <0.1 Bahrain Cyprus Georgia <0.1 Iraq Israel Jordan Kuwait Lebanon <0.1 Oman Palestinian Territory Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Turkey <0.1 United Arab Emirates Yemen <0.1 SOUTh central asia 1, ,125 2, central asia Kazakhstan < Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 9 Kyrgyzstan <0.1 Tajikistan

10 Kuwait Lebanon <0.1 Oman Palestinian Territory Qatar 2.2, 12 Health, and Environment 49 POPULaTiOn, 2.7 Data and 3.0 health, Estimates 1.4 and 7for the EnViROnMEnT 2.2Countries 12 and 1 DaTa Regions 78 and of 77ESTiMaTES the World FOR Saudi Arabia Net Projected 2050 Syria Rate of Migration Percent of Turkey 76.1 Births 17 Deaths 5 Natural 1.2 Rate 0 per as 1.2 a Infant 21 Total Life 74Expectancy 71At Birth (years) <0.1 United Arab Emirates mid per 16 1,000 per 1,000 1 Increase 1.5 1, Multiple 1.7 of Mortality 7 Fertility 1.9 Ages 13 Ages 0 Both Percent 83 Yemen (%) mid mid Rate 72 a Rate 4.9 b < Sexes 62 Males 61 Females 63 Urban 29 <0.1 SOUTh central asia 1, ,125 2, central asia Kazakhstan <0.1 Kyrgyzstan <0.1 Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan SOUTh asia 1, ,047 2, Afghanistan <0.1 Bangladesh <0.1 Bhutan <0.1 India 1, , , Iran <0.1 Maldives <0.1 Nepal Pakistan <0.1 Sri Lanka <0.1 SOUThEaST asia Brunei Cambodia Indonesia <0.1 Laos <0.1 Malaysia Myanmar Philippines <0.1 Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Vietnam <0.1 EaST asia 1, ,641 1, China 1, , , China, Hong Kong SAR d China, Macao SAR d Japan <0.1 Korea, North Korea, South <0.1 Mongolia <0.1 Taiwan EUROPE EUROPEan UniOn northern EUROPE Channel Islands Denmark Estonia Finland <0.1 Iceland Ireland Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 10 Latvia Lithuania <0.1

11 Mongolia <0.1 Taiwan EUROPE EUROPEan UniOn northern EUROPE 101, 12 Health, and Environment 2 POPULaTiOn, 109 Data 121 and health, Estimates 1.2 and 4for the EnViROnMEnT 1.9Countries 17 and 17 DaTa Regions 81 and of 79ESTiMaTES the World FOR 0.1 Channel Islands Net Projected 2050 Denmark Rate of Migration Percent of Estonia 1.3 Births 11 Deaths 12 Natural 0.1 Rate 5 per as 0.9 a Infant 3.6 Total Life 76Expectancy 71At Birth (years) Finland mid per 11 1,000 per 10 1,000 Increase 0.1 1, Multiple 1.1 of Mortality 2.4 Fertility 1.8 Ages 16 Ages 19 Both Percent 68 <0.1 Iceland (%) mid mid Rate 1.8 a Rate 2.0 b < Sexes 82 Males 81 Females 84 Urban Ireland Latvia Lithuania <0.1 Norway Sweden United Kingdom WESTERn EUROPE Austria <0.1 Belgium France Germany Liechtenstein Luxembourg Monaco Netherlands Switzerland EaSTERn EUROPE Belarus <0.1 Bulgaria <0.1 Czech Republic <0.1 Hungary Moldova Poland Romania Russia Slovakia <0.1 Ukraine SOUThERn EUROPE Albania Andorra Bosnia-Herzegovina Croatia <0.1 Greece Italy Kosovo e Macedonia f Malta Montenegro Portugal San Marino Serbia Slovenia <0.1 Spain OcEania Australia Federated States of Micronesia Fiji < Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 11 French Polynesia Guam

12 Italy Kosovo e Macedonia f Malta Montenegro 0.6, Health, 0.3 and Environment 0 POPULaTiOn, 0.7 Data and 0.8 health, Estimates 1.2 and 5.6 for the EnViROnMEnT 1.7Countries 19 and 13 DaTa Regions 74 and of 72ESTiMaTES the World FOR Portugal Net Projected 2050 San Marino Rate of Migration Percent of Serbia 7.1 Births 9 Deaths 14 Natural 0.5 Rate 1 per as 0.9 a Infant 5.4 Total Life 74Expectancy 72At Birth (years) Slovenia mid per 11 1,000 per 1,000 9 Increase 0.1 1, Multiple 1.0 of Mortality 1.6 Fertility 1.5 Ages 14 Ages 17 Both Percent 50 <0.1 Spain (%) mid mid Rate 3.1 a Rate 1.3 b < Sexes 82 Males 79 Females 85 Urban OcEania Australia Federated States of Micronesia Fiji <0.1 French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu Birth Rate Death Rate Natural Increase (%) Migration Rate mid-2025 mid-2050 Infant TFR < Both Sexes Males Females Percent 1995 Change Mortality % of Life Expectancy (years) Urban Percent W 2013 Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 12

13 R ThE, countries Health, and and Environment REgiOnS Data OF POPULaTiOn, and ThE Estimates WORLD for health, the Countries and and EnViROnMEnT Regions of the World DaTa and ESTiMaTES Percent of Percent of Married Net Projected 2050 Ages With Women Rate Using of Migration Percent Share of Percent Percent of of HIV/AIDS Births Deaths Contraception Natural Rate per GNI PPP per GDP Growth as (%) a Infant Income Total Who Use Improved Life Expectancy At Birth (years) mid-2013 per 2011/ 1,000 per 1,000 All Increase Modern per 1,000 Square Capita ($US) Multiple of Mortality Poorest Wealthiest Fertility Ages Sanitation Ages (2011) Both Methods Methods (%) Kilometer mid mid Rate Fifth Rate Fifth <15 Urban 65+ Rural Sexes Males Females WORLD 7, ,095 $ 11,690 9, MORE DEVELOPED 1, ,285 35,800 1, LESS DEVELOPED 5, ,810 6,600 8, LESS DEVELOPED (ExcL. china) 4, ,404 5,820 7, LEaST DEVELOPED ,158 1,430 1, africa 1, ,464 3,010 2, SUB-SahaRan africa ,259 2,240 2, northern africa , Algeria < , Egypt < < , Libya 6.5 < , Morocco < , Sudan , Tunisia < < , Western Sahara c WESTERn africa , Benin , Burkina Faso , Cape Verde , Côte d'ivoire , Gambia , Ghana , Guinea Guinea-Bissau , Liberia Mali , Mauritania , Niger Nigeria , Senegal , Sierra Leone , Togo EaSTERn africa , Burundi Comoros < , Djibouti Eritrea Ethiopia , Kenya , Madagascar Malawi Mauritius , Mayotte Mozambique , Reunion Rwanda , Seychelles Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet 13 Somalia South Sudan

14 Eritrea Pakistan Ethiopia , Sri Lanka Kenya , SOUThEaST 62 asi Madagascar Brunei Malawi R ThE, countries Health, and and Environment REgiOnS Data OF and ThE Estimates WORLD for the Countries 89 6 and Regions of 46 50the World Cambodia Mauritius , Indonesia 77 Percent of Percent of Married Mayotte Ages With 32 Women Using Percent 5 Share 4.1of Percent 46 of Laos Mozambique HIV/AIDS Contraception GNI PPP ,020 per GDP Growth (%) 64 5 Income Who Use Improved Malaysia Reunion / 17 All 67 5 Modern per Square Capita 1.0 ($US) Poorest 7 Wealthiest Sanitation 98 (2011) Myanmar Rwanda Methods 52 8 Methods Kilometer , Fifth Fifth Urban Rural Philippines Seychelles $ 25,760 11, Singapore Somalia Thailand South 54 Sudan Timor-Leste Tanzania , Vietnam Uganda , EaST asia Zambia , China Zimbabwe China, 56 Hong Ko MiDDLE 51 africa , China, 52 Macao S Angola , Japan Cameroon , Korea, 55 North Central 49 African 47 Republic Korea, 51 South Chad , Mongolia Congo , Taiwan Congo, 49 Dem. 48 Rep EUROPE Equatorial 52 Guinea , EUROPEan 54 Un Gabon , northern 64 EU Sao 66 Tome and 64 Principe , Channel 68Islands SOUThERn africa , Denmark Botswana , Estonia Lesotho , Finland Namibia , Iceland South 58 Africa , Ireland Swaziland , Latvia americas ,068 25,160 1, Lithuania northern america , Norway Canada , Sweden United 79 States , United 81 Kingdom LaTin 75 america 72 and ThE 78 caribbean , WESTERn 78EURO central 76 america , Austria Belize , Belgium Costa 79 Rica , France El 72Salvador , Germany Guatemala , Liechtenstein Honduras , Luxembourg Mexico , Monaco Nicaragua < , Netherlands Panama , Switzerland caribbean EaSTERn 75EUROP Antigua 76 and 74Barbuda , Belarus Bahamas , Bulgaria Barbados , Czech Republic Cuba < Hungary Curacao Moldova Dominica , Poland Dominican Republic , Romania Grenada , Russia Guadeloupe Slovakia Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet Haiti , Ukraine Jamaica SOUThERn 76 EUR

15 Panama , Switzerland caribbean EaSTERn 75EUROP Antigua 76 and 74Barbuda , Belarus Bahamas , Bulgaria Barbados R ThE, countries Health, 8and and Environment 0.4 REgiOnS Data OF and ThE 18, Estimates WORLD for the Countries 12 and Regions 1.8 of 22 the World Czech Republic Cuba < Hungary 80 Percent of Percent of Married Curacao Ages With 13 Women Using Percent 7.6 Share 2.1of Percent 20 of Moldova Dominica HIV/AIDS13 Contraception GNI 12,190 PPP 0.1 per GDP Growth (%) 15 Income2.0 Who 22 Use Improved Poland Dominican Republic / All 75 6 Modern per Square Capita ,820 ($US) Poorest 27 5 Wealthiest Sanitation 86 (2011) Romania Grenada Methods 8 Methods 0.8 Kilometer , Fifth Fifth Urban 27 7Rural Russia Guadeloupe $ 11, Slovakia Haiti , Ukraine Jamaica SOUThERn 76 EUR Martinique Albania Puerto 79 Rico Andorra St. 75 Kitts-Nevis , Bosnia-Herzego Saint 75 Lucia , Croatia St. 72 Vincent 70 and the Grenadines , Greece Trinidad 71 and 68Tobago , Italy SOUTh 74 america , Kosovo78 e Argentina Macedonia Bolivia , Malta Brazil , Montenegro Chile , Portugal Colombia , San Marino Ecuador , Serbia French 79 Guiana Slovenia nvironment 37 3 DaTa Guyana 66 and 63ESTiMaTES FOR ThE countries and REgiOnS 8 4 OF POPULaTiOn, ThE 3, WORLD health, and EnViROnMEnT DaTa 66 and 63ESTiMaTES Spain Paraguay , OcEania 74 Percent of Percent of Married Net Peru , Projected 2050 nt of Percent of Ages With Women Australia 77 Rate Using of Migration Percent Share of Percent Percent of of o Total 2.3 Use Improved 28 7 Life Suriname 71Expectancy 67At Birth (years) HIV/AIDS Births 181 Deaths 48 Contraception 7 Natural Rate 2 per 3 GNI PPP 8, per 18.0 GDP 0.6 Growth as (%) a Infant 19 3 Income Total Who Use Improved 7 66 Life 71Expectancy 67At Federated Birth (years) 74 State nitation ertility 2.0 (2011) Ages 22 Ages 14 Both Uruguay Percent 94 mid per 2011/ ,000 per 10 1,000 All 77 Increase Modern per 1,000 2 Square 19 Capita 15, ($US) Multiple of Mortality Poorest 58.9 Wealthiest Fertility Ages 22 Sanitation 99 Ages 14 (2011) 98 Both Fiji 80 P an Rate 2.4 Rural < Sexes Venezuela 75 Males 72 Females 78 Urban Methods 70 5 Methods 1.7 (%) 62 Kilometer 033 mid , mid Rate 11.6 Fifth 4 Rate Fifth <15 Urban Rural Sexes 75 Males 72 French Females 78 Polynesi 92.2 TFR 46 < Both asia 71 Sexes Males 69 Females 73 Percent 46 4, /2013 Birth All Death Methods 65 7 Modern Natural Methods Migration mid ,772 GNI $7,800 PPP mid , Poorest Infant Fifth Wealthiest TFR Fifth <15 25 Urban Rural 45 Both 71 Sexes Males 69 GuamFemales % 29of 6 asia 69 (Excl. Life Expectancy china) 67 (years) 71 Urban 43 Percent 2,945 With HIV/AIDS Rate % Rate 56 7Using Contraception Increase (%) Density Rate per 3,366 Capita 7,150 ($US) 3, GDP Growth Change 1.3 (%) 5.5 Mortality % Share of Income % 29 Improved 78 of Sanitation 6 41 (%) 69 Life Expectancy 67 Kiribati (years) WESTERn 73 asia , Marshall 75Islands Armenia , Nauru Azerbaijan < , New Caledonia Bahrain < , , New Zealand Cyprus < , Palau Georgia < , Papua New 79 Gui Iraq < , Samoa Israel , Solomon 84Island Jordan < , Tonga Kuwait < , Tuvalu Lebanon < , Vanuatu Oman , Palestinian Territory Qatar < , Saudi 74 Arabia < , Syria < , Turkey < < , United 76 Arab 76Emirates < , Yemen < , SOUTh 67 central 65 asia , ,125 3,910 2, central 68 asia , Kazakhstan < , Reference Bureau See notes on page world population Data sheet Kyrgyzstan < , Tajikistan ,