Population pyramid
Percent
Population pyramid | Percent | (Male, 80+, 0.4) (Female, 80+, 0.4) (Male, 75-79, 0.4) (Female, 75-79, 0.2) (Male, 70-74, 0.8) (Female, 70-74, 0.8) (Male, 65-69, 1) (Female, 65-69, 1) (Male, 60-64, 1.8) (Female, 60-64, 1.8) (Male, 55-59, 1.8) (Female, 55-59, 2) (Male, 50-54, 2.2) (Female, 50-54, 2.2) (Male, 45-49, 2.6) (Female, 45-49, 2.4) (Male, 40-44, 2.6) (Female, 40-44, 2.6) (Male, 35-39, 3) (Female, 35-39, 3) (Male, 30-34, 3.6) (Female, 30-34, 3.8) (Male, 25-29, 4.2) (Female, 25-29, 4.8) (Male, 20-24, 4) (Female, 20-24, 4.4) (Male, 15-19, 4.6) (Female, 15-19, 4.6) (Male, 10-14, 5.2) (Female, 10-14, 5) (Male, 5-9, 6) (Female, 5-9, 5.8) (Male, <5, 7) (Female, <5, 6.2)
The population pyramid shown in Figure 2.1 was constructed using the sex and age distribution of the 2014 EDHS household population The pyramid has a wide base. This pattern is typical of countries that have experienced relatively high fertility in the recent past.
The population pyramid shown in Figure 2.1 was constructed using the sex and age distribution of the 2014 EDHS household population