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Analysing Global Demographic Trends and Patterns. Follow for Regular Updates on The Ever-Changing Global Demography
Feb 2, 2024 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
TFR (~children per woman) increased in Bangladesh in 2022 according to SVRS 2022.

TFR 2022 (2021 in Brackets):

Muslim: 2.26 (2.09)
Hindu: 1.71 (1.75)
Others: 1.71 (1.39)

Urban: 1.71 (1.67)
Rural: 2.37 (2.18)

Overall: 2.20 (2.05)

There were ~3.4 million births in 2022 Division breakdown:
TFR 2022 (2021 in brackets)

Barishal: 2.37 (2.21)
Chattogram: 2.50 (2.22)
Dhaka: 1.89 (1.79)
Khulna: 2.12 (2.03)
Mymensingh: 2.46 (2.46)
Rajshahi: 2.13 (2.06)
Rangpur: 2.33 (2.14)
Sylhet: 2.27 (2.03)
Dec 30, 2023 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
Demographic news/ random demographic facts in 2023, a thread🧵. Please share and follow.

2023 was a terrible year for birthrates around the world.

Starting with Europe. The TFR (~children per woman) will decline in most countries. 2023 TFR's predicted by @BirthGauge in a map: Image EUROPE CONT.
-UK's net migration 2022 revised🔼to 745k, E&W births 🔽3.1%.
-Hungary broke stable/🔼TFR trend in 2022, crashed to 1.52.
-Czechia TFR now 📉 rapidly, ~1.45 in 2023, down from 1.62 in 2022, 1.83 in 2021.
-Spain's population 🔼 1.1% in YE Sep 2023, through migration. Image
Oct 20, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
In the USA, the percentage of total births to both Non-Hispanic White parents fell to 39.8% in 2022, down from 40.8% in 2021.

Some states including Texas & California recorded a percentage less than 25%, while others like West Virginia and New Hampshire recorded over 70% Image To clarify even further, these births refer to births to both a non-hispanic white mother and a non-hispanic white father.