South Africa faces tremendous demographic challenges, mostly related to HIV/AIDS. Any projection is even made more difficult through significant disagreements over current population size, age structure, fertility and mortality levels. This paper expands methods of expert-based probabilistic population projections to include uncertainty distributions about the current demographic conditions. The result is a probabilistic distribution of future population trends in South Africa combining uncertainty about present starting conditions and future rates. For 2030 the total population of South Africa is projected at 54 million (median) with the 95% uncertainty interval ranging from 36 to 74 million
Masters Degree. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban.This study will explore Demographic and Human De...
The uncertainty of forecasts of the size and age structure of the population at the national level d...
Little is known about the dynamics of fertility transition in South Africa, though recent studies ha...
This revised and updated version incorporates completely new scenario projections based on updated s...
This paper presents, to our knowledge, the first probabilistic projections of the world population. ...
This paper will apply methods of probabilistic population projection forecasting to assess the range...
Future social, political, economic and environmental changes will to a large extent be propelled by ...
Most national and international agencies producing population projections explicitly avoid addressin...
Due to limited coverage of vital registration in most African countries, censuses and surveys consti...
The report which is part of a series, presents population projection tables for each country in the ...
Namibia is a young country, having achieved its independence only 11 years ago. It is a land of grea...
South Africa is a demographically diverse country where many divisions (still) tend to coincide with...
The total size of the world population is likely to increase from its current 7 billion to 8 -10 bil...
This paper explores the complex interaction of fertility decline and the AIDS epidemic on the demogr...
This research is interested in the links between the fertility of women and the economic and social ...
Masters Degree. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban.This study will explore Demographic and Human De...
The uncertainty of forecasts of the size and age structure of the population at the national level d...
Little is known about the dynamics of fertility transition in South Africa, though recent studies ha...
This revised and updated version incorporates completely new scenario projections based on updated s...
This paper presents, to our knowledge, the first probabilistic projections of the world population. ...
This paper will apply methods of probabilistic population projection forecasting to assess the range...
Future social, political, economic and environmental changes will to a large extent be propelled by ...
Most national and international agencies producing population projections explicitly avoid addressin...
Due to limited coverage of vital registration in most African countries, censuses and surveys consti...
The report which is part of a series, presents population projection tables for each country in the ...
Namibia is a young country, having achieved its independence only 11 years ago. It is a land of grea...
South Africa is a demographically diverse country where many divisions (still) tend to coincide with...
The total size of the world population is likely to increase from its current 7 billion to 8 -10 bil...
This paper explores the complex interaction of fertility decline and the AIDS epidemic on the demogr...
This research is interested in the links between the fertility of women and the economic and social ...
Masters Degree. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban.This study will explore Demographic and Human De...
The uncertainty of forecasts of the size and age structure of the population at the national level d...
Little is known about the dynamics of fertility transition in South Africa, though recent studies ha...