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Charts

• Annual number of births by world region
• Average number of children vs child mortality
• Average number of children vs child mortality, by the religion of the majority of the population
• Birth Rate: The number of births per 1,000 people in the population
• Birth rate
• Children born per woman
• Children per woman
• Children per woman
• Children per woman by GDP per capita
• Children per woman vs. GDP per capita
• Children per woman vs. Human Development Index
• Children per women vs. unmet need for contraception
• Completeness of birth registration
• Demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods
• Female labor force participation rates by national per capita income
• Fertility and female labor force participation
• Fertility and wanted fertility
• Fertility rate over the long-term
• Fertility rate vs the share living in extreme poverty
• Fertility rate vs. contraceptive prevalence
• Fertility rate vs. mean years of schooling
• Fertility rate vs. share of women, between 25 and 29 years old, with no education
• Fertility vs wanted fertility
• Fertility vs. Child Mortality in countries with and without strict family planning policy
• Maternal mortality ratio vs. Fertility rate
• Share of married women whose need for family planning is satisfied with modern methods
• Share of women using modern contraceptive methods
• The total fertility rate by world region including the UN projections
• Total fertility rateUN
• Total fertility rate, including UN projectionsUN (1950 to 2100)
• Unmet need for contraception among married women of reproductive age
• Women's educational attainment vs. fertility
• Women's educational attainment vs. number of children per woman