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Demographics of Rwanda

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Rwandapopulation pyramid in 2020

Demographic features of thepopulation ofRwanda includepopulation density,ethnicity, education level, health of the populace, economic status, religious affiliations and other aspects.

Rwanda's population density is among the highest inSub-Saharan Africa at 500 inhabitants per square kilometre (1,300/sq mi). This country has few villages, and nearly every family lives in a self-contained compound on a hillside. The urban concentrations are grouped around administrative centers.

Over half of the adult population is literate, but no more than 5% have receivedsecondary education.[citation needed]

Population

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A graph showing the historical population of Rwanda.

In 1950, Rwanda had a very narrow population pyramid, with less than 250,000 males and females between 0–10 years old. The graph only gets narrower as it goes up with virtually no-one living past 50 years of age. In 2017, the population of Rwanda increased dramatically from 1950 with about 750,000 people between 0–20 years old; the graph remains very narrow in the older ages section but has improved from 1950. By 2050, it is predicted that more people will be living longer and the structure will broaden overall. By 2100, it is predicted that there will be more people aged between 30 and 60 than between 0–20, as previous years have shown.[1]

According to the 2022 revision of the World Population Prospects[2][3] the total population was 13,461,888 in 2021, compared to only 2,072,000 in 1950. The proportion of children below the age of 15 in 2010 was 42.6%, 54.7% were between 15 and 65 years of age, and 2.7% was 65 years or older.[4]

Population
Total population (in thousands)Population aged 0–14 (%)Population aged 15–64 (%)Population aged 65+ (%)
19502,07245.152.32.6
19552,38646.350.82.9
19602,77148.149.12.8
19653,22147.849.52.7
19703,74947.849.72.5
19754,39047.749.92.4
19805,17948.149.72.2
19856,08148.949.12.0
19907,11049.148.72.2
19955,57048.449.32.3
20008,09845.452.02.6
20059,20242.455.02.7
201010,62442.654.72.7
201210,51641.1655.653.19

Structure of the population

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Population Estimates by Sex and Age Group (01.VII.2012) (Data refer to national projections.):[5]

Age groupMaleFemaleTotal%
Total5,342,1125,691,02911,033,141100
0–4973,447957,1041,930,55117.50
5–9770,292763,7091,534,00113.90
10–14608,836621,3781,230,21311.15
15–19552,629568,1011,120,73010.16
20–24525,485550,4861,075,9719.75
25–29508,839540,8721,049,7129.51
30–34366,700416,072782,7727.09
35–39241,362291,340532,7024.83
40–44197,005228,728425,7333.86
45–49165,096193,402358,4993.25
50–54153,080180,759333,8393.03
55–59107,200132,234239,4332.17
60–6471,92492,299164,2231.49
65–6938,12558,58596,7100.88
70–7429,28546,23675,5210.68
75–7917,73627,55745,2930.41
80+15,07122,17837,2390.34
0–142,352,5752,342,1914,694,76642.55
15–642,889,3203,194,2826,083,60255.14
65+100,217154,556254,7732.31

Population Estimates by Sex and Age Group (01.VII.2019) (Projections based on the 2012 Population Census.):[6]

Age GroupMaleFemaleTotal%
Total6 008 3846 366 01312 374 397100
0–4844 359828 3041 672 66313.52
5–9764 098763 0701 527 16812.34
10–14757 029764 7271 521 75612.30
15–19669 226685 3851 354 61110.95
20–24559 045580 5701 139 6159.21
25–29502 947533 6131 036 5608.38
30–34464 011487 289951 3017.69
35–39399 641420 377820 0186.63
40–44272 423311 994584 4174.72
45–49193 490233 052426 5423.45
50–54158 153188 719346 8722.80
55–59143 753177 803321 5572.60
60–64113 795145 306259 1012.09
65-6975 20499 427174 6301.41
70-7441 03260 933101 9650.82
75-7924 11041 40865 5190.53
80+26 06744 03570 1020.57
Age groupMaleFemaleTotalPercent
0–142 365 4862 356 1014 721 58738.16
15–643 476 4853 764 1097 240 59458.51
65+166 413245 803412 2163.33

Vital statistics

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Population,fertility rate andnet reproduction rate, United Nations estimates

Registration of vital events is in Rwanda not complete. The Population Department of the United Nations prepared the following estimates:[7]

Mid-year populationLive birthsDeathsNatural changeCrude birth rate (per 1000)Crude death rate (per 1000)Natural change (per 1000)Total fertility rate (TFR)Infant mortality (per 1000)Life expectancy (in years)
19502 154 000  119 000  48 000  71 00055.422.433.17.92147.243.34
1951  2 227 000  123 000  50 000  73 00055.322.532.87.94146.743.44
1952  2 302 000  127 000  52 000  76 00055.322.532.87.98145.743.67
1953  2 379 000  131 000  53 000  78 00055.222.432.88.02144.743.88
1954  2 457 000  135 000  55 000  80 00054.922.232.78.06143.744.04
1955  2 538 000  138 000  56 000  83 00054.522.032.58.09142.644.25
1956  2 621 000  142 000  57 000  85 00054.121.832.38.12141.644.43
1957  2 706 000  145 000  57 000  88 00053.621.132.58.14138.145.16
1958  2 793 000  148 000  57 000  91 00053.020.532.68.16134.545.86
1959  2 881 000  151 000  57 000  94 00052.419.832.68.18131.146.62
1960  2 966 000  154 000  57 000  97 00051.719.232.58.19128.147.18
1961  3 047 000  155 000  57 000  98 00050.818.732.18.19125.847.66
1962  3 122 000  156 000  57 000  99 00049.818.331.58.20124.147.99
1963  3 191 000  157 000  66 000  91 00048.920.628.38.20124.944.07
1964  3 264 000  157 000  58 000  99 00048.017.830.38.20122.648.24
1965  3 349 000  159 000  59 000  100 00047.517.629.98.20122.648.28
1966  3 444 000  163 000  61 000  102 00047.317.629.78.20123.148.17
1967  3 549 000  168 000  62 000  106 00047.417.629.88.20123.948.09
1968  3 662 000  175 000  65 000  110 00047.817.830.08.21125.347.75
1969  3 778 000  183 000  68 000  114 00048.318.130.28.22126.947.40
1970  3 896 000190 000  72 000  119 00048.818.430.48.23128.447.15
1971  4 015 000  197 000  75 000  122 00049.118.630.58.23129.946.83
1972  4 136 000  205 000  78 000  126 00049.418.930.58.23131.846.50
1973  4 259 000  212 000  83 000  130 00049.819.430.48.23134.345.91
1974  4 386 000  220 000  87 000  133 00050.119.930.28.23137.445.30
1975  4 516 000  228 000  92 000  136 00050.420.430.08.22140.344.70
1976  4 648 000  237 000  96 000  141 00050.920.630.38.24142.344.65
1977  4 783 000  245 000  98 000  147 00051.220.530.78.24142.344.80
1978  4 922 000  254 000  99 000  155 00051.620.131.58.25139.645.48
1979  5 074 000  264 000  98 000  167 00052.119.232.98.23134.246.66
1980  5 248 000  274 000  95 000  178 00052.218.234.08.19127.047.96
1981  5 442 000  285 000  93 000  192 00052.317.135.38.16118.949.42
1982  5 653 000  294 000  91 000  203 00052.116.136.08.09111.350.69
1983  5 859 000  302 000  91 000  212 00051.515.436.17.99105.551.32
1984  6 057 000  307 000  91 000  216 00050.615.035.77.87101.251.64
1985  6 267 000  310 000  92 000  218 00049.514.634.97.7397.951.73
1986  6 498 000  315 000  94 000  222 00048.614.434.27.5695.251.64
1987  6 736 000  322 000  96 000  226 00047.814.333.57.3993.051.48
1988  6 954 000  326 000  100 000  227 00046.814.332.57.2391.350.98
1989  7 142 000  327 000  104 000  223 00045.714.631.17.0691.250.22
1990  7 320 000  325 000  113 000  212 00044.315.428.86.8793.248.43
1991  7 486 000  323 000  124 000  200 00043.016.526.66.7197.746.52
1992  7 657 000  325 000  137 000  188 00042.417.924.66.61104.844.32
1993  7 905 000  330 000  152 000  177 00042.119.422.66.51113.242.17
1994  6 733 000  324 000  809 000−485 00041.5103.5−62.16.41178.514.10
1995  5 687 000  224 000  111 000  113 00041.020.420.66.32129.439.97
1996  6 716 000  248 000  119 000  129 00041.119.721.46.25129.840.70
1997  7 667 000  310 000  148 000  162 00041.119.621.46.18129.140.64
1998  7 915 000  328 000  149 000  178 00041.218.822.46.12124.441.68
1999  8 010 000  331 000  138 000  193 00041.117.124.06.01118.344.62
2000  8 110 000  334 000  129 000  205 00040.915.825.15.92110.647.13
2001  8 224 000  330 007  123 000  214 00040.814.825.95.84101.749.02
2002  8 372 000  339 000  117 000  222 00040.413.926.55.7592.751.03
2003  8 568 000  344 000  110 000  235 00040.112.827.45.6784.253.37
2004  8 79 0002  351 000  102 000  249 00039.911.528.35.5776.355.49
2005  9 026 000  357 000  95 000  261 00039.510.528.95.4469.057.32
2006  9 270 000  360 000  91 000  269 00038.89.829.05.2862.658.71
2007  9 523 000  362 000  88 000  275 00038.09.228.85.1057.259.97
2008  9 782 000  362 000  85 000  278 00037.08.628.34.9052.461.13
2009  10 044 000  361 000  83 000  278 00035.98.327.74.7248.461.96
2010  10 309 000  359 000  83 000  276 00034.88.126.84.5344.962.54
2011  10 577 000  356 000  83 000  273 00033.77.825.84.3641.763.26
2012  10 840 000  356 000  82 000  274 00032.87.625.24.2339.464.01
2013  11 101 000  360 000  81 000  279 00032.47.325.14.1637.664.43
2014  11 368 000  365 000  79 000  286 00032.17.025.14.1136.164.94
2015  11 643 000  371 000  78 000  293 00031.86.725.14.0834.865.30
2016  11 931 000  378 000  77 000  300 00031.76.525.24.0633.765.74
2017  12 230 000  384 000  78 000  306 00031.46.425.04.0332.765.94
2018  12 532 000  391 000  78 000  313 00031.26.224.93.9932.066.25
2019  12 835 000  395 000  79 000  316 00030.86.124.63.9431.066.44
2020  13 146 000  399 000  79 000320 00030.36.024.33.8730.166.77
2021  13 355 000  392 000  83 000  310 00029.46.223.23.8429.266.9
2022  13 651 000  394 000  82 000  312 00028.36.022.93.7828.367.5
2023  13 954 000  396 000  83 000  313 00028.35.922.43.7027.567.8

Demographic and Health Surveys

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Total Fertility Rate (TFR) (Wanted Fertility Rate) and Crude Birth Rate (CBR):[8]

YearTotalUrbanRural
CBRTFRWFRCBRTFRWFRCBRTFRWFR
199240.06.234.238.04.513.341.06.334.3
20005.84.75.24.15.94.8
200543.26.14.639.84.93.643.86.34.8
2007–0839.25.53.737.44.73.339.65.73.8
201034.44.63.130.63.42.635.04.83.2
2014–1532.64.23.134.33.62.732.34.33.2
2019-202031.84.13.132.43.42.831.64.33.2
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Fertility data as of 2014–15 (DHS Program):[9]

ProvinceTotal fertility ratePercentage of women age 15–49 currently pregnantMean number of children ever born to women age 40–49
Kigali3.66.94.6
South4.06.95.0
West4.67.45.9
North3.76.35.6
East4.68.45.9

Life expectancy

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Historical development of life expectancy in Rwanda
PeriodLife expectancy in
Years
PeriodLife expectancy in
Years
1950–195540.01985–199048.1
1955–196041.51990–199523.7
1960–196543.01995–200044.7
1965–197044.12000–200550.6
1970–197544.62005–201060.1
1975–198045.82010–202065.2
1980–198549.8

Source: UN[10]

Ethnic groups

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Further information:Ethnic groups in Rwanda
Children carrying firewood nearLake Kivu

The Rwandan population largely consists of three ethnic groups. TheHutus, who comprise the majority of the population (85%), are farmers ofBantu origin. TheTutsis (14% before the Genocide, probably less than 10% now) are a pastoral people who arrived in the area in the 15th century.[11] Until 1959, they formed the dominantcaste under afeudal system based on cattle-holding.[12]

TheTwa (pygmies) (1%) are thought to be the remnants of the earliest settlers of the region.

Languages

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  • Kinyarwanda only (official universalBantu vernacular) 93.2%
  • Kinyarwanda and other language(s) 6.2%
  • French (official) and other language(s) 0.1%
  • English (official) and other language(s) 0.1%
  • Swahili (orKiswahili used in commercial centers) 0.02%
  • Other 0.03%
  • Unspecified 0.3% (2002 est.)

Religion

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Protestant 57.7% (includes Adventist 12.6%), Roman Catholic 38.2%, Muslim 2.1%, other 1% (includes traditional, Jehovah's Witness), none 1.1% (2019-20 est.)

See also

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References

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  1. ^"World Population Prospects".United Nations Population Division. 2019-06-17. Retrieved2022-05-19.[not specific enough to verify]
  2. ^"World Population Prospects 2022".United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. RetrievedJuly 17, 2022.
  3. ^"World Population Prospects 2022: Demographic indicators by region, subregion and country, annually for 1950-2100"(XSLX) ("Total Population, as of 1 July (thousands)").United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. RetrievedJuly 17, 2022.
  4. ^Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, World Population Prospects: The 2010 RevisionArchived May 6, 2011, at theWayback Machine
  5. ^"United Nations Statistics Division - Demographic and Social Statistics". Retrieved6 September 2016.
  6. ^"UNSD — Demographic and Social Statistics".
  7. ^"World Population Prospects - Population Division - United Nations".population.un.org. Retrieved2022-07-13.
  8. ^"MEASURE DHS: Demographic and Health Surveys". Retrieved6 September 2016.
  9. ^"Rwanda Demographic and Health Survey 2014-2015"(PDF).Demographic and Health Surveys Program. p. 85.
  10. ^"World Population Prospects - Population Division - United Nations". Retrieved2017-07-28.
  11. ^Field, Les (July 1999)."The Indigenous World 1997-98. International Working Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)".Journal of Anthropological Research.55 (2):319–320.doi:10.1086/jar.55.2.3631230.ISSN 0091-7710.
  12. ^"Rwanda".minorityrights.org. 2 November 2023.
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