Fertility & birth rates in Ecuador and South Sudan

Fertility rate in Ecuador vs South Sudan by year

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Ecuador

South Sudan

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Year	Fertility rate
	Ecuador	South Sudan
2023	1.82	3.86
2022	1.86	3.96
2021	1.91	4.05
2020	1.97	4.16
2019	2.04	4.26
2018	2.11	4.37
2017	2.13	4.48
2016	2.12	4.58
2015	2.21	4.7
2014	2.27	4.82
2013	2.36	4.94
2012	2.51	5.06
2011	2.61	5.19
2010	2.62	5.32
2009	2.68	5.45
2008	2.69	5.57
2007	2.7	5.7
2006	2.75	5.85
2005	2.8	6.02
2004	2.85	6.19
2003	2.91	6.35
2002	2.97	6.52
2001	3.04	6.65
2000	3.1	6.8
1999	3.17	6.94
1998	3.23	7.08
1997	3.29	7.2
1996	3.35	7.32
1995	3.38	7.34
1994	3.42	7.35
1993	3.49	7.36
1992	3.58	7.37
1991	3.63	7.38
1990	3.68	7.38
1989	3.74	7.37
1988	3.79	7.38
1987	3.87	7.39
1986	4	7.38
1985	4.14	7.36
1984	4.31	7.35
1983	4.39	7.34
1982	4.5	7.34
1981	4.61	7.33
1980	4.73	7.33
1979	4.86	7.32
1978	4.99	7.33
1977	5.13	7.33
1976	5.28	7.33
1975	5.43	7.33
1974	5.58	7.31
1973	5.73	7.31
1972	5.87	7.31
1971	6.01	7.3
1970	6.14	7.29
1969	6.25	7.28
1968	6.35	7.26
1967	6.44	7.26
1966	6.51	7.25
1965	6.56	7.22
1964	6.61	7.22
1963	6.65	7.2
1962	6.68	7.2
1961	6.7	7.18
1960	6.72	7.16

According to the latest available data on birth rates, the fertility rate in Ecuador was 1.82 children per woman in 2023, compared to 3.86 in South Sudan in 2023. The replacement level is considered to be 2.1 children per woman.

Check Ecuador vs South Sudan population clock for a dynamic visualization of the changing population.

Natural population change by year

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Ecuador

South Sudan

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Year	Natural population change
	Ecuador	South Sudan
2023	178,093	217,966
2022	179,308	211,166
2021	155,146	213,567
2020	156,458	212,332
2019	211,045	209,708
2018	219,513	168,497
2017	211,355	72,193
2016	208,245	110,553
2015	219,399	148,542
2014	225,790	227,611
2013	234,103	315,983
2012	249,825	312,974
2011	258,171	303,181
2010	257,404	287,409
2009	260,892	278,859
2008	257,894	268,268
2007	253,419	256,546
2006	254,184	246,706
2005	255,295	239,272
2004	257,436	231,877
2003	258,928	225,822
2002	259,446	212,014
2001	259,376	204,108
2000	259,837	196,055
1999	261,650	180,721
1998	263,927	-12,157
1997	266,020	121,454
1996	267,695	116,728
1995	264,449	110,417
1994	261,788	165,407
1993	260,330	32,779
1992	259,787	28,874
1991	257,713	87,873
1990	252,919	82,900
1989	248,129	83,735
1988	241,191	-125,447
1987	237,724	5,756
1986	237,084	99,502
1985	236,438	95,342
1984	236,543	90,970
1983	231,336	104,107
1982	227,606	118,641
1981	224,073	115,163
1980	220,120	112,307
1979	216,162	109,540
1978	212,497	107,352
1977	209,095	104,886
1976	205,366	102,346
1975	202,407	99,882
1974	199,276	97,181
1973	196,028	94,765
1972	192,136	74,803
1971	187,995	72,308
1970	183,517	44,776
1969	178,403	42,015
1968	173,828	44,213
1967	168,629	41,357
1966	163,317	38,523
1965	157,915	51,682
1964	152,263	64,786
1963	146,531	46,333
1962	140,943	47,406
1961	135,573	45,186
1960	130,368	42,945

The chart above illustrates the comparison of the absolute yearly changes in population resulting from births and deaths.

Excluding migration, the natural population change due to births and deaths from 2022 to 2023 was +0.99% in Ecuador and +1.9% in South Sudan.

For the past 10 years, the annual natural population change has been +1.15% in Ecuador and +1.65% in South Sudan.

Birth rate in Ecuador vs South Sudan by year

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Ecuador

South Sudan

Annual births per 1,000 people

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Year	Annual births per 1,000 people
	Ecuador	South Sudan
2023	15	28.6
2022	15.4	29.1
2021	15.9	29.7
2020	16.4	29.4
2019	16.9	29.4
2018	17.5	29.1
2017	17.7	32.8
2016	17.6	35.1
2015	18.4	35.4
2014	18.9	38.2
2013	19.7	38.3
2012	20.9	39.1
2011	21.8	39.8
2010	21.9	39.9
2009	22.4	41
2008	22.5	41.6
2007	22.6	42.3
2006	23	43.2
2005	23.3	44.3
2004	23.7	45.5
2003	24.2	46.8
2002	24.7	48
2001	25.1	48.9
2000	25.6	49.8
1999	26.1	50.7
1998	26.6	51.2
1997	27.1	51.6
1996	27.7	52.6
1995	27.9	52.7
1994	28.2	52.7
1993	28.7	52.7
1992	29.3	52.5
1991	29.7	52.4
1990	29.9	52.3
1989	30.2	53.1
1988	30.4	51.9
1987	30.8	50.6
1986	31.5	50.6
1985	32.3	50.7
1984	33.3	50.8
1983	33.6	51.1
1982	34.1	51.4
1981	34.7	51.7
1980	35.2	52
1979	35.7	52.3
1978	36.3	52.7
1977	36.9	53
1976	37.6	53.4
1975	38.2	53.7
1974	38.9	53.9
1973	39.5	54.3
1972	40.1	54.5
1971	40.7	54.6
1970	41.2	54.5
1969	41.7	54.3
1968	42	54
1967	42.4	53.7
1966	42.6	53.5
1965	42.9	53.1
1964	43.1	53
1963	43.2	52.7
1962	43.4	52.5
1961	43.5	52.3
1960	43.7	52

The latest reported birth rate per 1,000 people in 2023 was 15 in Ecuador and 28.6 in South Sudan, compared with 43.7 and 52, respectively, in 1960.

Children 0-14 years as share of population

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Ecuador

Factual

UN forecast

South Sudan

Factual

UN forecast

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Year	Young
	Ecuador	South Sudan
2100	12.9%	20.1%
2099	12.9%	20.2%
2098	12.9%	20.3%
2097	12.9%	20.3%
2096	12.9%	20.4%
2095	13%	20.5%
2094	13%	20.6%
2093	13%	20.7%
2092	13%	20.9%
2091	13.1%	21%
2090	13.1%	21.1%
2089	13.2%	21.2%
2088	13.2%	21.3%
2087	13.3%	21.5%
2086	13.3%	21.6%
2085	13.4%	21.8%
2084	13.4%	21.9%
2083	13.5%	22.1%
2082	13.5%	22.3%
2081	13.6%	22.4%
2080	13.6%	22.6%
2079	13.7%	22.8%
2078	13.7%	23%
2077	13.8%	23.2%
2076	13.9%	23.3%
2075	13.9%	23.5%
2074	14%	23.7%
2073	14.1%	23.9%
2072	14.1%	24.1%
2071	14.2%	24.3%
2070	14.3%	24.5%
2069	14.4%	24.7%
2068	14.4%	25%
2067	14.5%	25.2%
2066	14.6%	25.4%
2065	14.7%	25.6%
2064	14.8%	25.8%
2063	15%	26%
2062	15.1%	26.3%
2061	15.2%	26.5%
2060	15.4%	26.7%
2059	15.5%	27%
2058	15.7%	27.2%
2057	15.8%	27.5%
2056	16%	27.8%
2055	16.2%	28.1%
2054	16.4%	28.5%
2053	16.5%	28.8%
2052	16.7%	29.2%
2051	16.9%	29.5%
2050	17.1%	29.9%
2049	17.3%	30.3%
2048	17.5%	30.8%
2047	17.7%	31.2%
2046	17.9%	31.6%
2045	18.1%	32%
2044	18.3%	32.4%
2043	18.5%	32.7%
2042	18.7%	33%
2041	18.8%	33.3%
2040	19%	33.6%
2039	19.2%	33.8%
2038	19.4%	33.9%
2037	19.6%	34.1%
2036	19.8%	34.2%
2035	20.1%	34.3%
2034	20.4%	34.4%
2033	20.7%	34.3%
2032	21.1%	34.4%
2031	21.4%	34.6%
2030	21.7%	34.8%
2029	22.1%	35.2%
2028	22.6%	35.8%
2027	23.1%	36.6%
2026	23.6%	37.5%
2025	24.2%	38.4%
2024	24.5%	38.9%
2023	25%	39.9%
2022	25.5%	40.9%
2021	26%	41.6%
2020	26.4%	42.4%
2019	26.9%	43.6%
2018	27.4%	44.9%
2017	28%	45%
2016	28.5%	43.7%
2015	29%	43.1%
2014	29.6%	42.5%
2013	30.1%	41.9%
2012	30.5%	41.9%
2011	30.9%	42.2%
2010	31.3%	42.8%
2009	31.7%	43.4%
2008	32.1%	43.8%
2007	32.6%	44.3%
2006	33%	44.8%
2005	33.5%	45.3%
2004	33.9%	45.8%
2003	34.3%	45.9%
2002	34.7%	45.7%
2001	35%	45.5%
2000	35.4%	45.5%
1999	35.7%	45.6%
1998	36.1%	45.8%
1997	36.4%	46%
1996	36.8%	46%
1995	37.1%	45.8%
1994	37.4%	45.8%
1993	37.7%	45.7%
1992	38.1%	45.6%
1991	38.4%	45.5%
1990	38.7%	45.4%
1989	39.1%	45.4%
1988	39.5%	46.2%
1987	39.9%	46.9%
1986	40.3%	46.7%
1985	40.7%	46.6%
1984	41.1%	46.5%
1983	41.4%	46.3%
1982	41.8%	46.2%
1981	42.1%	46%
1980	42.4%	45.8%
1979	42.7%	45.7%
1978	43%	45.5%
1977	43.2%	45.4%
1976	43.4%	45.3%
1975	43.6%	45.2%
1974	43.8%	45.1%
1973	43.9%	45%
1972	44.1%	44.8%
1971	44.2%	44.7%
1970	44.2%	44.5%
1969	44.3%	44.3%
1968	44.3%	44%
1967	44.4%	43.8%
1966	44.4%	43.5%
1965	44.4%	43.3%
1964	44.4%	43%
1963	44.4%	42.8%
1962	44.3%	42.6%
1961	44.1%	42.6%
1960	43.9%	42.5%

Children aged 0-14 make up 24.5% of the population in Ecuador and 38.9% in South Sudan in 2024, compared to 38.7% and 45.4% respectively in 1990.

Demographics of Ecuador and South Sudan compared.

Maternal mortality chart: Ecuador vs South Sudan

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Ecuador

South Sudan

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Year	Maternal mortality per 100K births
	Ecuador	South Sudan
2023	55	692
2022	69	704
2021	93	749
2020	91	729
2019	62	745
2018	61	913
2017	62	1,662
2016	65	1,629
2015	64	1,436
2014	65	1,216
2013	68	771
2012	72	755
2011	77	770
2010	80	776
2009	82	823
2008	83	858
2007	86	933
2006	90	1,005
2005	94	1,074
2004	97	1,150
2003	102	1,199
2002	109	1,521
2001	116	1,580
2000	123	1,658
1999	128	2,048
1998	131	7,514
1997	135	4,172
1996	138	4,357
1995	146	4,430
1994	155	1,666
1993	168	7,537
1992	172	7,597
1991	177	4,764
1990	168	4,877
1989	166	5,103
1988	166	5,535
1987	131	8,045
1986	181	3,720
1985	188	3,845

The maternal mortality rate, which is the probability of dying during childbirth or within 42 days of pregnancy termination, is 55 deaths per 100,000 live births in Ecuador, compared to 692 deaths in South Sudan.

Under-five mortality rates

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Ecuador

South Sudan

Probability that a newborn baby will die before reaching age five

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Year	Under 5 mortality rate
	Ecuador	South Sudan
2023	1.31%	9.87%
2022	1.32%	9.87%
2021	1.34%	9.87%
2020	1.36%	9.87%
2019	1.38%	9.87%
2018	1.41%	13.2%
2017	1.44%	27.8%
2016	1.48%	26.4%
2015	1.53%	23.7%
2014	1.59%	18.2%
2013	1.66%	9.92%
2012	1.74%	10.1%
2011	1.83%	10.5%
2010	1.92%	10.9%
2009	2%	11.5%
2008	2.1%	12.1%
2007	2.19%	12.7%
2006	2.28%	13.4%
2005	2.37%	14.1%
2004	2.46%	14.8%
2003	2.57%	15.7%
2002	2.68%	16.5%
2001	2.81%	17.4%
2000	2.96%	18.3%
1999	3.14%	19.2%
1998	3.34%	42.6%
1997	3.57%	25.2%
1996	3.82%	26.1%
1995	4.08%	27%
1994	4.34%	23%
1993	4.6%	33.1%
1992	4.86%	33.8%
1991	5.12%	29.7%
1990	5.39%	30.3%
1989	5.66%	30.7%
1988	5.94%	76.7%
1987	6.25%	36%
1986	6.58%	26.7%
1985	6.95%	27.1%
1984	7.35%	27.5%
1983	7.78%	27.8%
1982	8.23%	28.2%
1981	8.68%	28.5%
1980	9.12%	28.9%
1979	9.57%	29.2%
1978	10%	29.5%
1977	10.5%	29.9%
1976	11%	30.2%
1975	11.5%	30.6%
1974	12%	30.9%
1973	12.5%	31.3%
1972	13%	31.6%
1971	13.4%	31.9%
1970	13.7%	32.3%
1969	14%	32.6%
1968	14.3%	32.9%
1967	14.6%	33.3%
1966	14.9%	33.6%
1965	15.3%	34%
1964	15.7%	34.3%
1963	16.1%	34.6%
1962	16.6%	34.9%
1961	17.1%	35.2%
1960	17.6%	35.5%

The chance that a newborn baby will die before reaching age five is 1.31% in Ecuador and 9.87% in South Sudan. Above is a chart with historical data on under-five mortality rates.