UNFPA Rwanda

With one of sub-Saharan Africa’s highest population densities, Rwanda’s mostly rural population relies largely on subsistence farming. The estimated population growth in the coming decades could challenge efforts to reduce poverty. UNFPA helps ensure the wider availability of reproductive health and youth-friendly HIV prevention services through a framework of appropriate national policies, strategies, and guidelines. It backs high-quality, disaggregated data to guide policymaking and planning. Programmes also bolster responses to gender-based violence, and help to empower women in rural areas.

Data overview View more

Population

Population, by age group, per cent
  •  
    Population aged 0-14
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    Population aged 15-64
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    Population aged 65+

Sexual and reproductive health

Births attended by skilled health personnel, per cent, 2014-2019
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    Births attended by skilled health personnel

Family Planning

Proportion of demand satisfied with modern methods, women aged 15-49, per cent, 2022
  •  
    Modern method  

Education

Total net enrolment rate, percent

Gender, Rights, and Human Capital

Decision making on sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, percent, 2007-2022:
-
Adolescent birth rate per 1,000 girls aged 15-19, 2024:
24
Intimate partner violence, past 12 months, percent, 2018:
9
Decision making on women's own health care, percent, 2007-2022:
-
Decision making on contraceptive use, percent, 2007-2022:
-
Decision making on sexual intercourse, percent, 2007-2022:
-

Harmful Practices

Child marriage by age 18, percent, 2023:
17
Female genital mutilation prevalence among girls aged 15-19, percent, 2022:
-
Demographic Dividend: Rwanda View more

Population Pyramid

Year: 1950
1000 men aged 100+ in 19520 women aged 100+ in 19520 men aged 95-99 in 19520 women aged 95-99 in 1952900 men aged 90-94 in 19520 women aged 90-94 in 19520 men aged 85-89 in 19520 women aged 85-89 in 1952800 men aged 80-84 in 19520 women aged 80-84 in 195251 men aged 75-79 in 195267 women aged 75-79 in 19527087 men aged 70-74 in 1952110 women aged 70-74 in 1952136 men aged 65-69 in 1952172 women aged 65-69 in 195260180 men aged 60-64 in 1952205 women aged 60-64 in 1952257 men aged 55-59 in 1952262 women aged 55-59 in 195250345 men aged 50-54 in 1952348 women aged 50-54 in 1952420 men aged 45-49 in 1952421 women aged 45-49 in 195240501 men aged 40-44 in 1952495 women aged 40-44 in 1952579 men aged 35-39 in 1952561 women aged 35-39 in 195230671 men aged 30-34 in 1952657 women aged 30-34 in 1952837 men aged 25-29 in 1952813 women aged 25-29 in 1952201,019 men aged 20-24 in 19521,014 women aged 20-24 in 19521,184 men aged 15-19 in 19521,197 women aged 15-19 in 1952101,322 men aged 10-14 in 19521,297 women aged 10-14 in 19521,457 men aged 5-9 in 19521,398 women aged 5-9 in 195201,858 men aged 0-4 in 19521,816 women aged 0-4 in 1952age5001.0K1.5K2.0K2.5K3.0K5001.0K1.5K2.0K2.5K3.0K
females
males
Population in thousands

Life Expectancy

Life expectancy is 48
020406080100

Total fertility rate

Total fertility rate is 6.14
02468
Select year range
Year : 1952 Note: Years 2017 to 2100 are projected data.
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Source: United Nations, Population Division, World Population Prospects: 2017 Revision

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