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South Sudan population

South Sudan population now

12,497,546

A projection read at this second, not a count: the UN's totals for 1 January 2026 and 2027, joined by a straight line. 95% range for 31 December 2026: 11.6–13.7 million.

Mid-2023, UN estimate: 11,483,374

Year: 2026; projection · medium
Population, mid-2026: 12.4360 million; 95% range, 31 Dec: 11.6–13.7 million
Median age: 20.0
Aged 65+: 3.2%

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male female projection · one cell = 5,000 people

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SSD · 1950–2100 · in brief

South Sudan in numbers

11,483,374 people lived in South Sudan in mid-2023: 0.14% of the world's people, and the 83rd-largest population of the 236 countries and areas the UN reports. That is 4.6 times its 1950 population of 2.5 million.

In the UN's medium projection it is still growing in 2100, when it reaches 23.8 million. The projection is uncertain: on 1 January 2100 the UN's 95% range runs from 9.0 million to 77.8 million.

Births stay ahead of deaths until 2097; in the medium projection, deaths are ahead every year after it. Deaths also outnumbered births in 1988 and 1998. The population still grows to 2100, because more people arrive than leave.

The median age was 18.5 in 1950 and 19.0 in 2023; the projection has 36.2 in 2100. 2.9% of people were 65 or older in 2023, against 12.8% projected for 2100. The working-age population (15–64) is projected to peak in 2093 at 16.1 million.

Among countries it ranks 83rd in 2023, 78th in 2050 and 70th in 2100. In the medium projection it overtakes Belgium in 2024, Haiti in 2024 and Tunisia in 2026. It is overtaken by Togo in 2084 and the United Arab Emirates in 2090.

Population, mid-2023: 11,483,374
Rank by population, 2023: 83 of 236
Share of the world, 2023: 0.14%
Change in a year, mid-2022 to mid-2023: +4.19% · +462,196 people
People per km² of land, 2023: 18
Land area, 2023: 631,930 km²
Births, 2023: 328,308
Deaths, 2023: 110,339
Net migration, 2023: +455,000
Children per woman, 2023: 3.86
Median age, 2023: 19.0 years
Life expectancy at birth, 2023: 57.6 years
In a city, 2025: 33 of every 100
Population, mid-1950: 2,493,283
Projected, mid-2050: 18,341,974
Projected, mid-2100: 23,840,772

SSD · 1950–2100 · total population

Population, 1950–2100

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estimate projection, up to the bottom of the 95% range 95% range medium projection. Every column stands for a single year, counted on 1 January, and the paper rules slice it into cells of equal size.

Show the numbers: South Sudan, 1950–2100

South Sudan: population on 1 January, births, deaths, fertility and life expectancy, 1950–2100
Year	Kind	Population, 1 Jan	95% range	Births	Deaths	Children per woman	Life expectancy
1950	estimate	2,476,015		123,007	87,482	7.12	30.2
1951	estimate	2,510,551		125,959	87,030	7.13	30.6
1952	estimate	2,548,689		128,751	87,114	7.13	31.0
1953	estimate	2,589,728		131,698	87,305	7.13	31.4
1954	estimate	2,633,739		134,688	87,775	7.14	31.7
1955	estimate	2,680,448		137,655	88,390	7.13	32.0
1956	estimate	2,729,716		140,769	91,212	7.13	31.6
1957	estimate	2,779,468		143,945	95,089	7.14	30.9
1958	estimate	2,828,724		146,709	108,034	7.14	27.6
1959	estimate	2,867,985		149,593	108,770	7.15	27.8
1960	estimate	2,909,585		152,520	109,576	7.16	28.1
1961	estimate	2,953,533		155,643	110,457	7.18	28.3
1962	estimate	2,999,915		158,796	111,393	7.20	28.5
1963	estimate	3,048,701		161,877	115,543	7.20	28.3
1964	estimate	3,096,636		165,810	101,024	7.22	32.5
1965	estimate	3,163,199		169,236	117,557	7.22	28.8
1966	estimate	3,216,471		173,079	134,554	7.25	25.6
1967	estimate	3,256,375		176,131	134,774	7.26	25.9
1968	estimate	3,298,921		179,286	135,074	7.26	26.1
1969	estimate	3,344,134		182,694	140,680	7.28	25.4
1970	estimate	3,386,932		185,783	141,008	7.29	25.6
1971	estimate	3,432,296		189,270	116,964	7.30	31.0
1972	estimate	3,504,995		193,135	118,330	7.31	31.3
1973	estimate	3,580,000		196,832	102,066	7.31	36.3
1974	estimate	3,674,767		200,821	103,641	7.31	36.6
1975	estimate	3,771,751		205,132	105,250	7.33	36.9
1976	estimate	3,871,236		209,334	106,991	7.33	37.1
1977	estimate	3,972,584		213,263	108,374	7.33	37.4
1978	estimate	4,075,481		217,463	110,109	7.33	37.6
1979	estimate	4,179,832		221,243	111,704	7.32	37.8
1980	estimate	4,285,377		225,547	113,239	7.33	38.0
1981	estimate	4,392,684		229,747	114,586	7.33	38.3
1982	estimate	4,501,860		234,260	115,618	7.34	38.7
1983	estimate	4,613,512		238,102	133,997	7.34	34.7
1984	estimate	4,709,636		241,499	150,529	7.35	31.8
1985	estimate	4,791,617		245,010	149,671	7.36	32.4
1986	estimate	4,876,975		249,145	149,638	7.38	32.8
1987	estimate	4,965,506		250,885	245,130	7.39	20.7
1988	estimate	4,959,285		251,436	376,879	7.38	11.0
1989	estimate	4,736,772		250,324	166,589	7.37	28.2
1990	estimate	4,689,685		247,745	164,844	7.38	28.6
1991	estimate	4,785,581		253,518	165,647	7.38	29.2
1992	estimate	4,887,773		257,949	229,074	7.37	21.9
1993	estimate	4,931,726		261,043	228,261	7.36	22.3
1994	estimate	4,980,279		267,277	101,870	7.35	44.9
1995	estimate	5,162,089		275,451	165,033	7.34	31.5
1996	estimate	5,289,582		281,982	165,254	7.32	32.1
1997	estimate	5,424,268		284,491	163,038	7.20	33.1
1998	estimate	5,594,003		287,771	299,928	7.08	19.1
1999	estimate	5,646,132		292,466	111,742	6.94	44.5
2000	estimate	5,897,125		300,504	104,447	6.80	47.6
2001	estimate	6,167,410		308,610	104,502	6.65	48.5
2002	estimate	6,449,373		316,840	104,821	6.51	49.4
2003	estimate	6,744,240		322,861	97,039	6.35	52.3
2004	estimate	7,062,013		329,197	97,322	6.19	53.0
2005	estimate	7,404,069		336,242	96,973	6.02	54.0
2006	estimate	7,776,217		344,447	97,742	5.85	54.6
2007	estimate	8,176,836		354,907	98,356	5.70	55.4
2008	estimate	8,600,739		367,030	98,758	5.57	56.3
2009	estimate	9,034,555		379,219	100,361	5.45	56.9
2010	estimate	9,452,557		388,645	101,244	5.32	57.5
2011	estimate	10,039,350		409,377	106,193	5.19	57.7
2012	estimate	10,536,868		421,012	108,038	5.06	58.2
2013	estimate	10,975,612		427,613	111,625	4.94	58.3
2014	estimate	11,356,939		429,073	201,470	4.82	45.6
2015	estimate	11,113,206		393,286	244,749	4.70	39.8
2016	estimate	11,101,917		379,614	269,061	4.58	36.7
2017	estimate	10,558,287		336,518	264,326	4.48	35.4
2018	estimate	9,960,020		294,258	125,762	4.37	51.9
2019	estimate	10,285,934		306,667	96,958	4.26	58.1
2020	estimate	10,560,834		314,978	102,646	4.16	57.6
2021	estimate	10,836,100		322,632	109,069	4.05	57.0
2022	estimate	10,895,460		320,345	109,173	3.96	57.2
2023	estimate	11,146,895		328,308	110,339	3.86	57.6
2024	estimate	11,819,853		349,013	117,290	3.79	57.7
2025	projection	12,066,964	11.7–12.4 million	357,711	120,200	3.71	57.9
2026	projection	12,310,612	11.6–13.0 million	365,962	123,090	3.63	58.0
2027	projection	12,561,462	11.6–13.7 million	374,205	126,059	3.56	58.1
2028	projection	12,813,144	11.6–14.3 million	381,724	129,007	3.49	58.2
2029	projection	13,069,856	11.6–15.0 million	389,036	131,978	3.43	58.3
2030	projection	13,326,313	11.6–15.6 million	395,444	134,983	3.37	58.5
2031	projection	13,588,594	11.6–16.2 million	400,473	137,981	3.31	58.6
2032	projection	13,862,230	11.6–16.9 million	404,565	140,880	3.26	58.7
2033	projection	14,130,472	11.6–17.4 million	407,065	143,717	3.20	58.8
2034	projection	14,393,058	11.6–18.2 million	407,899	146,466	3.15	58.9
2035	projection	14,662,043	11.6–18.9 million	407,878	149,184	3.10	59.0
2036	projection	14,935,156	11.6–19.6 million	407,671	151,860	3.06	59.1
2037	projection	15,205,035	11.7–20.3 million	406,637	154,395	3.01	59.3
2038	projection	15,466,371	11.8–21.1 million	404,709	156,954	2.96	59.4
2039	projection	15,725,570	11.7–21.9 million	403,036	159,603	2.92	59.5
2040	projection	15,975,818	11.7–22.5 million	401,579	162,145	2.88	59.6
2041	projection	16,227,143	11.7–23.3 million	400,089	164,575	2.84	59.8
2042	projection	16,473,158	11.7–24.0 million	398,424	167,243	2.80	59.9
2043	projection	16,713,569	11.7–24.6 million	396,958	169,760	2.76	60.0
2044	projection	16,944,845	11.8–25.4 million	395,439	172,353	2.73	60.1
2045	projection	17,175,503	11.8–26.1 million	394,971	174,937	2.69	60.2
2046	projection	17,397,316	11.8–27.1 million	393,935	177,522	2.66	60.4
2047	projection	17,622,076	11.8–27.7 million	393,212	180,233	2.63	60.5
2048	projection	17,834,598	11.8–28.5 million	392,598	182,747	2.60	60.6
2049	projection	18,042,282	11.7–29.2 million	392,069	185,460	2.58	60.7
2050	projection	18,243,510	11.7–30.0 million	391,870	187,956	2.55	60.8
2051	projection	18,440,437	11.6–30.9 million	391,940	190,382	2.53	60.9
2052	projection	18,645,556	11.7–31.5 million	391,871	193,068	2.51	61.0
2053	projection	18,863,336	11.6–32.3 million	392,306	195,695	2.48	61.1
2054	projection	19,058,262	11.5–33.3 million	391,646	198,157	2.46	61.2
2055	projection	19,262,939	11.5–34.2 million	391,664	200,658	2.44	61.3
2056	projection	19,455,986	11.4–35.1 million	391,698	203,011	2.42	61.5
2057	projection	19,648,309	11.3–36.0 million	390,943	205,210	2.39	61.6
2058	projection	19,841,567	11.3–36.8 million	390,514	207,501	2.37	61.7
2059	projection	20,025,690	11.2–38.4 million	389,781	209,659	2.35	61.8
2060	projection	20,219,500	11.1–39.2 million	389,244	211,945	2.33	61.9
2061	projection	20,395,764	11.1–40.6 million	388,383	214,102	2.31	62.0
2062	projection	20,570,033	11.1–41.1 million	387,254	216,481	2.29	62.1
2063	projection	20,748,238	11.0–42.3 million	386,551	218,816	2.28	62.3
2064	projection	20,923,288	11.1–43.2 million	385,128	221,307	2.26	62.4
2065	projection	21,096,926	11.0–44.1 million	384,237	223,899	2.24	62.5
2066	projection	21,274,495	11.1–45.0 million	383,614	226,745	2.23	62.6
2067	projection	21,438,115	11.1–46.3 million	382,584	229,719	2.22	62.7
2068	projection	21,603,970	11.2–47.6 million	381,331	232,669	2.21	62.8
2069	projection	21,776,031	11.3–48.5 million	380,397	235,890	2.19	62.9
2070	projection	21,922,491	11.3–49.1 million	378,524	239,322	2.18	63.0
2071	projection	22,057,456	11.1–50.1 million	375,867	242,746	2.17	63.2
2072	projection	22,206,812	11.1–51.0 million	373,352	246,511	2.15	63.3
2073	projection	22,350,044	11.1–51.7 million	371,536	250,715	2.13	63.4
2074	projection	22,491,086	11.1–52.5 million	369,703	255,080	2.12	63.5
2075	projection	22,632,011	11.1–53.6 million	368,144	259,635	2.11	63.6
2076	projection	22,749,527	11.0–55.4 million	366,026	264,131	2.10	63.7
2077	projection	22,847,753	10.9–55.9 million	363,598	268,705	2.08	63.8
2078	projection	22,957,093	10.7–56.0 million	361,417	273,580	2.07	63.9
2079	projection	23,053,273	10.5–56.5 million	359,853	278,385	2.06	64.0
2080	projection	23,149,770	10.6–57.2 million	357,986	283,129	2.05	64.1
2081	projection	23,223,688	10.4–58.1 million	356,013	287,831	2.04	64.2
2082	projection	23,297,586	10.3–58.7 million	354,040	292,274	2.03	64.3
2083	projection	23,373,321	10.3–59.1 million	352,200	296,620	2.02	64.5
2084	projection	23,442,065	10.2–59.6 million	350,649	300,921	2.01	64.5
2085	projection	23,513,389	10.1–60.8 million	349,024	304,958	2.00	64.7
2086	projection	23,557,066	9.9–61.9 million	347,326	308,523	1.99	64.8
2087	projection	23,610,446	10.1–62.5 million	346,308	311,790	1.98	64.9
2088	projection	23,645,001	10.0–63.8 million	344,392	314,598	1.98	65.0
2089	projection	23,689,853	9.8–64.7 million	342,894	317,315	1.97	65.1
2090	projection	23,730,438	9.7–65.0 million	341,804	319,853	1.96	65.2
2091	projection	23,752,024	9.9–65.6 million	340,278	322,008	1.96	65.3
2092	projection	23,770,576	9.8–67.5 million	338,762	323,875	1.95	65.3
2093	projection	23,790,333	9.7–68.9 million	337,000	325,613	1.94	65.4
2094	projection	23,799,001	9.5–70.1 million	334,861	326,703	1.94	65.5
2095	projection	23,797,585	9.5–71.1 million	332,478	327,680	1.93	65.7
2096	projection	23,805,639	9.4–71.8 million	330,394	328,549	1.92	65.8
2097	projection	23,816,312	9.3–73.2 million	328,801	329,515	1.92	65.9
2098	projection	23,814,524	9.1–74.4 million	326,780	330,299	1.91	66.0
2099	projection	23,832,354	9.0–75.8 million	324,696	331,179	1.90	66.1
2100	projection	23,837,722	9.0–77.8 million	322,475	332,108	1.89	66.2

Show the numbers: South Sudan, mid-2026, by single year of age

South Sudan: population by single year of age, mid-2026
Age	Male	Female
0	174,684	169,922
1	166,918	162,768
2	161,353	157,229
3	156,388	152,348
4	153,014	149,348
5	150,007	146,769
6	145,831	142,876
7	140,348	137,784
8	138,772	136,738
9	142,424	140,464
10	145,111	142,770
11	152,460	149,664
12	162,578	159,130
13	169,000	165,356
14	171,877	168,502
15	169,132	166,134
16	164,972	162,355
17	161,250	158,918
18	156,501	154,434
19	151,562	149,765
20	146,777	145,267
21	141,883	140,664
22	136,398	135,469
23	130,015	129,423
24	122,336	121,948
25	113,634	113,219
26	104,462	103,965
27	92,518	92,030
28	81,572	81,045
29	75,696	75,432
30	71,342	71,799
31	66,961	68,242
32	62,974	65,129
33	60,260	63,238
34	58,752	62,613
35	57,782	62,631
36	57,386	63,150
37	51,264	57,423
38	44,876	50,744
39	47,556	53,540
40	53,303	59,944
41	56,992	64,160
42	58,378	65,952
43	58,991	66,816
44	59,058	66,964
45	58,669	66,500
46	57,902	65,568
47	56,797	64,291
48	55,360	62,722
49	53,634	60,897
50	51,708	58,894
51	49,592	56,710
52	47,344	54,418
53	44,884	51,932
54	42,204	49,198
55	39,356	46,246
56	36,482	43,204
57	33,799	40,305
58	31,354	37,622
59	29,103	35,132
60	27,011	32,800
61	25,175	30,746
62	23,423	28,800
63	21,692	26,885
64	20,086	25,106
65	18,543	23,390
66	17,059	21,726
67	15,632	20,109
68	14,277	18,560
69	12,975	17,064
70	11,715	15,610
71	10,514	14,222
72	9,362	12,890
73	8,262	11,610
74	7,224	10,393
75	6,250	9,236
76	5,382	8,072
77	4,685	7,148
78	4,126	6,534
79	3,582	5,866
80	3,029	5,089
81	2,522	4,332
82	2,072	3,637
83	1,684	3,018
84	1,352	2,476
85	1,070	2,006
86	831	1,601
87	629	1,252
88	458	955
89	320	710
90	213	512
91	134	359
92	80	243
93	44	158
94	22	98
95	10	56
96	3	30
97	2	13
98	1	4
99	1	1
100+	4	4

SSD · 1950–2100 · every age, every year

South Sudan, every age in every year

Each column is a year and each row an age; the denser the ink in a cell, the more people. Everyone born in the same year climbs one 45° diagonal, so famines, baby booms and migration show up as streaks. Select a cell to follow its generation.

SSD · ages 15–64

Who does the work in South Sudan

On the UN's projection, South Sudan will have the most working-age people it ever has in 2093: 16,104,700 people aged 15–64. In 2023 it had 6,572,630.

100 aged 15–64

70 children

5 aged 65+

aged 15–64 children under 15 aged 65 and over

How to read this: the orange squares are 100 people aged 15–64 in 2023, and the rows below are how many children (teal) and how many people aged 65 or older (violet) lived alongside them.

Fewer than 50 dependants live alongside every 100 people aged 15–64 in 45 years: 2056–2100.

fewer than 50 dependants per 100 the same, projected 50 or more

How to read this: one stripe a year from 1950 to 2100. A stripe takes colour in a year when fewer than 50 dependants live alongside every 100 people of working age, and stays grey otherwise; hatching means the year is projected.

How every country compares

SSD · arrivals minus departures

Who arrives in South Sudan, and who leaves

In 2020–2025 South Sudan gains 78,163 people a year: everyone who arrives, minus everyone who leaves. The age at which that happens most is 10–14, at 12,826 a year more arriving than leaving.

one square = 2,000 people a year

020406080+

more arrive than leave more leave than arrive

How to read this: left to right is age, from babies to 100. Blue squares above the line are ages at which more people arrive than leave; orange squares below it, ages at which more leave than arrive. These are the UN's projection for 2020–2025. There is no record of migration by age before 2020.

Across the counted years, 1950 to 2023, its biggest single-year gain was 455,000 (2023); its biggest loss, 670,477 (2017).

In 2024, 914,001 people living in South Sudan had been born in another country, 8 of every 100 people there, against 14 in 1990.

How migration works everywhere

SSD · births by the mother's age · 1950–2100

Who has the babies in South Sudan

Of every 100 babies born in South Sudan in 2023, 23 had a mother under 20, 61 a mother aged 20 to 34 and 16 a mother aged 35 or older. In 1950 it was 18 under 20 and 21 aged 35 or older.

1950
18 · 61 · 21

2023
23 · 61 · 16

2050 · projected
18 · 65 · 17

The mother's age: under 20 20 to 34 35 or older projected

How to read this: each block is 100 babies born in that year, one square each, coloured by how old the mother was. The numbers under a block are the three groups, youngest mothers first.

Babies born, 2023: 328,308
Average age when women have a baby: 28.6 years; 30.0 in 1950
Babies a year per 1,000 girls aged 15–19: 97; 154 in 1950

Babies by the mother's age, 1950–2100

Babies born in South Sudan by the mother's age
Mother's age	1950	1975	2000	2023	2050 projected	2100 projected
10–14	2,675	4,213	5,780	8,503	5,135	588
15–19	19,600	31,196	45,968	68,124	65,389	23,896
20–24	29,335	46,590	73,792	99,830	115,748	72,364
25–29	25,806	42,962	67,693	57,242	79,536	85,018
30–34	20,441	36,078	50,220	41,844	59,865	80,322
35–39	14,933	25,807	34,175	29,610	45,909	46,564
40–44	8,106	14,524	18,245	18,146	17,327	12,300
45–49	2,008	3,582	4,410	4,759	2,803	1,324
50–54	103	180	221	250	158	99
All babies	123,007	205,132	300,504	328,308	391,870	322,475

The UN's births for each year, split by the mother's age in the UN's own proportions.

SSD · healthy years · 2021

Years in good health in South Sudan

In South Sudan, WHO puts the healthy years a newborn could expect in 2021 at 50.5 (95% range 49.3–51.9), out of 58.6 in all. The years in less than full health come to 8.1, below the world's 9.5: shorter lives leave fewer years in which to be ill.

Women

51.4 in full health, 9.2 not: 60.6 years

Men

49.6 in full health, 6.9 not: 56.5 years

a year in full health a year in less than full health

How to read this: each square is a year of life, each row ten years; filled squares are years in full health, rounded to whole years.

Women: 51.4 healthy years of 60.6. Men: 49.6 of 56.5. In 2019, before the pandemic, the healthy years were 51.0.

SSD · forced from home · end of 2025

Displacement in South Sudan

At the end of 2025, 1,277,527 people were displaced inside South Sudan, about 105 of every 1,000 people living there.

hosted from abroad605,064
displaced inside it1,277,527
South Sudan nationals abroad2,510,483

stayed inside their own country crossed a border

How to read this: one square stands for 50,000 people, so the rows can be compared with one another. The last row is people from South Sudan living in another country, wherever they are.

In 2025, 3,959 people asked for asylum in South Sudan for the first time; 97,102 people from South Sudan asked for asylum in another country. Of every 100 people from South Sudan whose claims were decided that year, 92 were given protection. Who asks for asylum, and who is given it

How the world's displacement is counted

SSD · of every 100 people

How people live in South Sudan

Of every 100 people in South Sudan in 2025, 33 lived in a city, 32 in a town or suburb and 35 in the countryside.

cities towns and suburbs rural areas

94.6 of every 100 have no electricity at home (2024). 93.3 of every 100 do not use the internet (2019).

How to read this: 100 squares, one for every 100th person, coloured by where they live, as the key says. The same rule is used in every country.

How the world's people live

SSD · adults 25 and over · 2020

How far people in South Sudan went in school

Of every 100 adults in South Sudan in 2020, 73 never went to school and 15 finished upper secondary or went further.

73 never went to school 12 finished primary 12 finished upper secondary 3 studied after school

The young went further: 65.8 of every 100 women aged 25–29 never went to school, against 90.7 of every 100 aged 60–64 (men: 53 against 77.2).

The middle projection has its working-age people most numerous in 2065; those among them who finished upper secondary are still growing in 2100.

How to read this: the row is the adults (25 and over) shrunk to 100 people, coloured by how far each went in school, least schooling on the left. The Wittgenstein Centre's count, 2020.

How far the world's people went in school

SSD · cities · 2025

Cities in South Sudan

South Sudan had 25 cities in 2025, home to 4.1 million people. The largest, Nimule, holds 5 of every 100 people in South Sudan.

Nimule581,444
Torit424,731
Juba391,311
Riwoto330,053
Kapoeta270,167
Yei228,087
Narus212,131
Bor173,688
Wau140,376
Yambio130,598

All 8 cities in South Sudan that reach 300,000 people

Nimule 581,444
Torit 424,731
Juba 391,311
Riwoto 330,053
Kapoeta 270,167
Yei 228,087
Narus 212,131
Imehejek 114,546

How to read this: the 10 largest cities in 2025, bars on one scale. A city is the whole built-up area on the UN's rule, not the city's own boundary.

All the world's cities

Apparatus

Sources and method

Every figure on this page comes from the UN's World Population Prospects 2024: the annual country tables (estimates to 2023, projections with 95% intervals from 2024), and the population by single year of age and sex for the pyramid.

The censuses, surveys and registers behind the UN's estimates for South Sudan are listed, source by source, on the UN's own data sources page.

Sources: UN WPP 2024 · World Bank · UNHCR · country code lists · UN WUP 2025 · Wittgenstein Centre · WHO GHO · flag-icons · Natural Earth. Every source, its licence and how to cite it →

Checked before it was drawn

Verified 2026-09-30 · 73 canaries The pyramid for every year was checked against the published total. What that stamp counts, and what every page here has to pass before it can be built: how this site checks its figures.