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2019 Abstract of Statistics.Pdf Abstract of Statistics • 2019 CONTENTS POPULATION Table 1.1: Belize Abridged Life Table: 2010 (Both Sexes) .............................................................................................9 Table 1.2: Belize Abridged Life Table: 2010 (Males) ...................................................................................................10 Table 1.3: Belize Abridged Life Table: 2010 (Females) ...............................................................................................11 Table 1.4: Mid-Year Population Estimates by District and Sex: 2017 - 2019 ...............................................................12 Table 1.5: Mid-Year Population Estimates by Age Group and Sex: 2017 - 2019 .........................................................13 Table 1.6: Mid-Year Population Estimates by Sex: 1984 - 2019 ...................................................................................14 Table 1.7: Population Density by District: 2017-2019 ..................................................................................................15 Table 1.8: Population at Census Dates by Sex and District: 1991 - 2010 ....................................................................16 Table 1.9: Total Population by Sex and Ethnicity: 2017 - 2019 ....................................................................................17 Table 1.10: Population by District, Place of Birth and Sex: 2017 - 2019 ......................................................................18 Table 1.11: Population 5 Years and Older by Sex, District and Highest Level of Education Completed: ...................19 Belize 2017 - 2019 ....................................................................................................................................19 Table 1.12: Households by Major Administrative Area and Main Source of Lighting: 2018 - 2019 .............................20 Table 1.13: Households by Major Administrative Area and Dwelling Type: Belize 2018 - 2019 ..................................21 Table 1.14: Households by Major Administrative Area and Main Ownership Status: 2018 - 2019 ..............................22 Table 1.15: Households by Major Administrative Area and Main Type of Toilet Facility: 2018 - 2019 .........................23 Table 1.16: Households by Major Administrative Area and Main Type of Cooking Fuel: 2018 - 2019 ........................24 Table 1.17: Households by Major Administrative Area and Main Water Source: 2018 - 2019 .....................................25 Table 1.18: Households by Major Administrative Area and Main Source of Drinking Water: Belize 2018 - 2019 .......................................................................................................................................................26 HEALTH Table 2.1: Registered Medical Personnel: 2003 - 2018 ...............................................................................................28 Table 2.2: Visit to Out-Patient Clinics by District: 2016 - 2018 .....................................................................................28 Table 2.3: Visit to Dental Clinics by District: 2016 - 2018 .............................................................................................29 Table 2.4: Reported Cases of Communicable and Notifiable Diseases: 2016 - 2018 .................................................29 Table 2.5: Number and Type of Operations Performed: 2016 - 2018 ..........................................................................29 Table 2.6: Reported Cases of Malaria and Expanded Programme of Immunization Diseases (EPI): 2016 - 2018 .....30 Table 2.7: HIV Seropositivity Rate by District: 2016 - 2018 ..........................................................................................30 Table 2.8: Leading Causes of Deaths: 2018 ................................................................................................................30 Table 2.9: Leading Causes of Deaths: 2017 ................................................................................................................31 Table 2.10: Leading Causes of Deaths: 2016 ..............................................................................................................31 Table 2.11: Five Leading Causes of Infant Deaths: 2018 ............................................................................................32 Table 2.12: Five Leading Causes of Infant Deaths: 2017 ............................................................................................32 Table 2.13: Five Leading Causes of Infant Deaths: 2016 ............................................................................................32 Table 2.14: Five Leading Causes of Deaths to Children One to Four Years: 2018 ......................................................33 STATISTICAL INSTITUTE OF BELIZE Population | 1 | Abstract of Statistics • 2019 Table 2.15: Five Leading Causes of Deaths to Children One to Four Years: 2017 ......................................................33 Table 2.16: Five Leading Causes of Deaths to Children One to Four Years: 2016 ......................................................33 Table 2.17: Preventable Diseases Immunization Coverage: 2016 - 2018 ....................................................................34 Table 2.18: Number of Health Centers and Health Posts by District: 2016 - 2018 ......................................................34 Table 2.19: Number of Registered Hospitals by District: 2004 - 2018 .........................................................................34 EDUCATION Table 3.1: Number of Preschools by District: 2017/18 - 2019/20 .................................................................................36 Table 3.2: Number of Preschools by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2019/2020 ..........................................36 Table 3.3: Preschool Enrolment by Age, District and Sex: 2019/20 .............................................................................37 Table 3.4: Preschool Enrolment by Age, District and Sex: 2018/19 .............................................................................38 Table 3.5: Preschool Enrolment by Age, District and Sex: 2017/18 .............................................................................39 Table 3.6: Preschool Enrolment by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2019/20 .................................................40 Table 3.7: Preschool Enrolment by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2018/19 .................................................41 Table 3.8: Preschool Enrolment by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2017/18 .................................................42 Table 3.9: Preschool Enrolment by Sex and District: 2017/18 - 2019/20 .....................................................................43 Table 3.10: Number of Males Enrolled in Preschools per 100 Females by District: 2017/18 - 2019/20 ......................43 Table 3.11: Preschool Teachers by Management and District : 2019/20 .....................................................................44 Table 3.12: Preschool Teachers by Management and District : 2018/19 .....................................................................44 Table 3.13: Preschool Teachers by Management and District : 2017/18 .....................................................................44 Table 3.14: Number of Preschool Teachers by District: 2017/18 - 2019/20 .................................................................45 Table 3.15: Preschool Pupil - Teacher Ratio: 2017/18 - 2019/20..................................................................................45 Table 3.16: Number of Primary Schools by District: 2017/18 - 2019/20 ......................................................................45 Table 3.17: Number of Primary Schools by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2019/20 ....................................46 Table 3.18: Number of Primary Schools by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2018/19 ....................................46 Table 3.19: Number of Primary Schools by Management, District and Urban/Rural: 2017/18 ....................................46 Table 3.20: Primary School Enrolment by Management, District and Urban/Rural 2019/20........................................47 Table 3.21: Primary School Enrolment by Management, District and Urban/Rural 2018/19........................................47 Table 3.22: Primary School Enrolment by Management, District and Urban/Rural 2017/18........................................47 Table 3.23: Primary School Enrolment by Grade and Age, Both Sexes: 2019/20 .......................................................48 Table 3.24: Primary School Enrolment by Grade and Age, Both Sexes: 2018/19 .......................................................48 Table 3.25: Primary School Enrolment by Grade and Age, Both Sexes: 2017/18 .......................................................49 Table 3.26: Primary School Male Enrolment by Grade and Age: 2019/20 ...................................................................50 Table 3.27: Primary School Male Enrolment by Grade and Age: 2018/19 ...................................................................50 Table 3.28: Primary School Male Enrolment by Grade and Age: 2017/18 ...................................................................51 Table 3.29: Primary School Female Enrolment by Grade and Age: 2019/20 ...............................................................52 Table 3.30: Primary School Female
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