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Mashonaland Central Province District Population Projections Report MASHONALAND CENTRAL PROVINCE DISTRICT POPULATION PROJECTIONS REPORT i Contents Foreword .........................................................................................................................................3 Acknowledgements .......................................................................................................................4 Executive Summary .......................................................................................................................5 1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................6 1.2 Objectives of the District Population Projections ............................................................6 1.3 Methodology .........................................................................................................................6 1.4 Limitations of the Analysis ...............................................................................................7 2.0 Base Population ...................................................................................................................7 ii List of tables Table 1: Population by sex according to provinces numbers and proportions 1992, 2002 and 2012 .........8 Table 2: Projected Male Population by District Mashonaland Central Province 2012-2032 ......................9 Table 3: Projected Female Population Mashonaland Central Province 2012-2032................................. 10 Table 4a. Population by age and sex 2012 Male Population ................................................................. 11 Table 4b. Population by age and sex 2012 Female Population ............................................................. 12 Table 4C. Total Population by age and sex 2012.................................................................................. 13 Table 5a. Population by age and sex 2013 Male Population ................................................................. 14 Table 5b. Population by age and sex 2013 Female Population ............................................................. 14 Table 6a. Population by age and sex 2014 Male Population ................................................................. 17 Table 6b. Population by age and sex 2014 Female Population ............................................................. 18 Table 6c. Total Population by age and sex 2014 .................................................................................. 19 Table 7a. Population by age and sex 2015 Male Population ................................................................. 20 Table 7b. Population by age and sex 2015 Female Population ............................................................. 21 Table 7c. Total Population by age and sex 2015 .................................................................................. 22 Table 8a. Population by age and sex 2016 Male Population ................................................................. 23 Table 8b. Population by age and sex 2016 Female Population ............................................................. 24 Table 8c. Total Population by age and sex 2016 .................................................................................. 25 Table 9a. Population by age and sex 2017 Male Population ................................................................. 26 Table 9b. Population by age and sex 2017 Female Population ............................................................. 27 Table 9c. Total Population by age and sex 2017 .................................................................................. 28 Table 10a. Population by age and sex 2018 Male Population ............................................................... 29 Table 10b. Population by age and sex 2018 Female Population ........................................................... 30 Table 10c.Total Population by age and sex 2018 ................................................................................. 31 Table 11a. Population by age and sex 2019 Male Population ............................................................... 32 Table 11b. Population by age and sex 2019 Female Population ........................................................... 33 Table 11c. Total Population by age and sex 2019 ................................................................................ 34 Table 12a. Population by age and sex 2020 Male Population ............................................................... 35 Table 12b. Population by age and sex 2020 Female Population ........................................................... 36 Table 12c. Total Population by age and sex 2020 ................................................................................ 37 Table 13a. Population by age and sex 2021 Male Population ............................................................... 38 Table 13b. Population by age and sex 2021 Female Population ........................................................... 39 Table 13c. Total Population by age and sex 2021 ................................................................................ 40 Table 14a. Population by age and sex 2022 Male Population ............................................................... 41 Table 14b. Population by age and sex 2022 Female Population ........................................................... 42 Table 14c. Total Population by age and sex 2022 ................................................................................ 43 Table 15a. Population by age and sex 2023 Male Population ............................................................... 44 Table 15b. Population by age and sex 2023 Female Population ........................................................... 45 Table 15c. Total Population by age and sex 2023 ................................................................................ 46 Table 16a. Population by age and sex 2024 Male Population ............................................................... 47 Table 16b. Population by age and sex 2024 Female Population ........................................................... 48 1 Table 16c. Total Population by age and sex 2024 ................................................................................ 49 Table 17a. Population by age and sex 2025 Male Population ............................................................... 50 Table 17b. Population by age and sex 2025 Female Population ........................................................... 51 Table 17c. Total Population by age and sex 2025 ................................................................................ 52 Table 18a. Population by age and sex 2026 Male Population ............................................................... 53 Table 18b. Population by age and sex 2026 Female Population ........................................................... 54 Table 18c. Total Population by age and sex 2026 ................................................................................ 55 Table 19a. Population by age and sex 2027 Male Population ............................................................... 56 Table 19b. Population by age and sex 2027 Female Population ........................................................... 57 Table 19c. Total Population by age and sex 2027 ................................................................................ 58 Table 20a. Population by age and sex 2028 Male Population ............................................................... 59 Table 20b. Population by age and sex 2028 Female Population ........................................................... 60 Table 20c. Total Population by age and sex 2028 ................................................................................ 61 Table 21a. Population by age and sex 2029 Male Population ............................................................... 62 Table 21b. Population by age and sex 2029 Female Population ........................................................... 63 Table 21c. Total Population by age and sex 2029 ................................................................................ 64 Table 22a. Population by age and sex 2030 Male Population ............................................................... 65 Table 22b. Population by age and sex 2030 Female Population ........................................................... 66 Table 22c. Total Population by age and sex 2030 ................................................................................ 67 Table 23a. Population by age and sex 2031 Male Population ............................................................... 68 Table 23b. Population by age and sex 2031 Female Population ........................................................... 69 Table 23c. Total Population by age and sex 2031 ................................................................................ 70 Table 24a. Population by age and sex 2032 Male Population ............................................................... 71 Table 24b. Population by age and sex 2032 Female Population ........................................................... 72 2 Foreword District population projections report for Mashonaland Central province was prepared using data from the 2017 Inter-Censal Demographic Survey (ICDS). It is the first report to be prepared by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT) based on the final results of the 2017 ICDS. In preparing the District Population Projections Report ZIMSTAT
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