The Haitian population, according to the set after the earthquake, turns to THE U.S. Census Bureau

The Haitian population is projected to grow by 9.6 million in 2010-13.4 million in 2050, THE U.S. Census Bureau today released a new information. This future growth follows the estimated population of January 2010 during the past year, caused by the earthquake.

The Dominican Republic, which divides the island of Hispaniola with Haiti, are almost the same size of the population — 9,8 million by 2010 — and also is expected to increase comparable in 2050 — 13.7 million.

These figures come from the Census Bureau, the international Data Base, population estimates and projections of 227 countries and areas. This release contains fixes for 28 countries, including Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Haiti, new demographic information to be used for the January earthquake, which led to the effects of 230,000 deaths — almost three times the estimated deaths for all 2009 — according to the Haitian Government.These two countries had in close for several years, the population and, in fact, be superior to Haiti to the Dominican Republic in 2004, but the earthquake in Haiti: the push for less than the population of Dominican Republic again midyear 2010.This relationship is projected to remain the same throughout the last two decades that the projected growth rates.

In 2009, both countries had a population of 1.4% growth Darvas Method from the reference value and the corresponding levels of net migration and natural increase (concerning births minus deaths), but there is a difference in the composition of the natural growth of the Dominican Republic 2009 death. common system of taxation applicable to interest an estimate of the average 4.3 deaths per 1 000 inhabitants in Haiti, it was twice that level. [1] [2] in 2009, birth rate in the Dominican Republic was estimated to be 20.2 concerning births per 1 000 inhabitants and the Haitian 25,7 concerning births per 1 000 inhabitants.

Peter Johnson, senior demographer Census Bureau Population on the territory of the "up-to-date estimates of the population, as well as the immediate features help the recovery of fishing effort in Haiti, as well as the long-term rebuilding basic infrastructure of the country," said.

Hispaniola island is densely populated with greater density in Haiti — approximately 350 people/square kilometre — than in the Dominican Republic —/square kilometer of approximately 200 people.

Census Bureau International Data Base contains forecasts by gender and age 100-year-olds and the older countries and other areas with populations of at least 5 000, as well as information on population size and growth, mortality, fertility and net migration.

Census Bureau prepares the national estimates and projections using the calculation and research, vital statistics, administrative statistics of the countries and multinational organizations to collect and publish information in the countries concerned, the information in all countries. Census Bureau data evaluation will focus on the coherence of the built-in and temporal statistical uncertainty. information (for example, the standard errors) measures shall be deemed to be an assessment, if those data are available.