Nepal’s population witnesses lowest growth rate in eight decades

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: May 08 2024

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Nepal's population growth rate over the past decade is recorded at 0.92% per annum, marking the lowest growth rate in the last 80 years.
With a population of approximately 29.2 million, Nepal's national average life expectancy is 71.3 years, with life expectancy for females at 68.2 years and males at 73.8 years.
Nepal has been conducting the national census since 1911 every 10 years.

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Nepal’s population witnesses lowest growth rate in eight decades