Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages Targets 3.1 By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births 3.2 By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under‑5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births 3.3 By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases 3.4 By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being 3.5 Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including n ...
... publication, Population and Demographic Processes 2023, is available for the users of statistical information. The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian and English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state of the Republic of Bulgaria during 2023. Data for the number and structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published. The information about the natural and mechanic movement of the population contains data for marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration registered during the year. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons for whom they are registered. The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality and marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented. The publication contains a time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators which gives the opportunity for an in-depth study of the demographic process ...
... The information is structured in 21 sections. Traditionally, the first section contains data on the geographical position, borders and surface of the Bulgarian Kingdom, rivers, lakes, mountains, distribution by geographical areas, etc. ‘Meteorological data’ refers to atmospheric pressure, temperatures, humidity, precipitation and winds. The annual publications of the Central Meteorological Station in Sofia are used. The demographic statistics section contains data on population movements, marriages, births and deaths. Data from the population and housing census conducted on 31 December 1910 are published. Information on military enlistments is published for 1910. The section ‘Economic life’ contains data on agriculture, animal husbandry and forestry. In the field of trade, the information refers to Bulgaria’s trade in goods for the period 1879 to 1912. The market prices of domestic animals, the more important household items and wages are published for the same period. Data on coins and ban ...
... to users of statistical information online in full-text format. The publication is bilingual - in Bulgarian and French and covers the year 1911. The edition was published in 1914. The content of the Yearbook is unified for the third year in a row. The first section provides data on the geographical position, borders and surface of the Bulgarian kingdom, as well as meteorological data. This section also publishes data on the demographic status of the population, including population movements, marriages, births, deaths, and information on military recruitment. The ‘Economic life’ section contains data on agriculture, cattle breeding and forestry. In the field of industry are published the results of a survey of industrial establishments promoted by the state in 1909 and the personnel employed in them. Under the same heading are data on trade, market prices, coins and credit, and the state of roads, communications and post offices in the state. ‘Political and Cultural Life’ is a section that consists o ...
... al electronic publication, Population and Demographic Processes 2022, is available for users of statistical information. The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian and English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state of the Republic of Bulgaria during the year 2022. Data for the number and structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue. The information about the vital statistics contains data for marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration registered during the year. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons for whom they are registered. The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue. The publication contains a time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for an in-depth ...
... nual electronic publication Population and Demographic Processes 2021 is available for users of statistical information. The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian/English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state of the Republic of Bulgaria during the year 2021. Data for the number and structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue. The information about the vital statistics contains data for the marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration registered during the year. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons for whom they are registered. The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue. The publication contains time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for an in-depth s ...
... ia On September 6, 1880, the Fifth Department of the Ministry of Finance submitted a report to its Minister demanding the introduction of statistics on population movements in Bulgaria, the clergy were tasked with preserving the ‘metric’ books. In the autumn of the same year, these ordinances were reviewed by the National Assembly and received the status of the Law on the Survey of Births, Marriages and Deaths of December 10, 1880. According to this law, the registers are the following: register of births, register of marriages and register of deaths. The keeping of these registers is entrusted to the spiritual representatives of each parish. Supervision over the proper keeping of the registers is entrusted to the district chief, each superior and state official, especially to the school and financial inspectors. The Ministry of Finance may also send special inspectors from the statistical office for supervision. The digital collection ‘Demographic Statistics’ for the period 1881 - 2021 is availabl ...
... ion Population and Demographic Processes 2020 is available for users of statistical information. The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian/English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state in the Republic of Bulgaria during the year of 2020. Data for the number and the structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue. The information about the vital statistics contains data for the registered during the year marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons whom they are registered for. The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue. The publication contains time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for in-depth study of the demographic proces ...
... be kept by Sofia (42.8%), Varna (31.2%) and Gabrovo (26.4%). Right after Gabrovo, only with 0.1% behind, is ranked Ruse. The greatest part of counted dwellings is in Sofia (37.8%), Varna (22.0%) and Plovdiv (19.2%). After them is Ruse where 18.3 of the dwellings are counted. Up to now the questionnaire about survey of migration attitudes has been filled in by 1 762 persons throughout the country. 790 persons answered the questionnaire about the reproductive behaviour. The surveys about the births and reproductive attitudes, as well as about the migration and migration behaviour are sample ones and are carried out parallelly with the census. Almost 44 000 randomly selected households throughout the country can fill in one of the two questionnaires.
... cted. In the young Bulgarian state at that time 2 007 919 persons lived while the average number of people per household was 6. In 1887 after the Unification the population of Bulgaria increased up to 3 154 375 persons in 556 400 households. At that time only 10% of the population was literate. The population of Bulgaria has increased by 1985 despite the two world wars and the national catastrophes. In the 1980s, the 9 millionth Bulgarian was never born. In fact, the decrease in births started already in the 1970s due to urbanization of the country and reached its peak at the end of the 1990s. Population decrease after democratic changes was influenced also by the external migration. For 30 years transition the population has decreased with 1 570 769 persons. In 2001 for one more first time we were below 8 million. In 2011 Bulgaria conducted the first census as an EU Member State. Then was also the first e-census in our country. The population was 7 3 ...
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