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Sagaing: population, jobs, poverty, health and schools

Sagaing is a region of Myanmar, number 5 of 15 by population. Sagaing Region had 5,309,914 people in the 2019 Inter-censal Survey, 10.4% of Myanmar's 51,144,607. By population that is 5th largest of 15 divisions (14 states and regions plus the Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory).

In depth

How has the population of Sagaing Region changed since 1983?

The 2014 census counted 5,325,347 people in Sagaing Region (including an estimate for areas that could not be enumerated), up from 3,862,172 in 1983 and 3,119,054 in 1973. It covers 93,702 square kilometres of land, a density of 57 people per square kilometre in 2014.

Source: Department of Population, Ministry of Immigration and Population · saved copy

How urban is Sagaing Region?

16.7% of people in Sagaing Region lived in urban areas in 2019, compared with 28.8% across Myanmar (joint 3rd least urban of 15 divisions).

Source: Department of Population, Ministry of Labour, Immigration and Population · saved copy

What is the age structure of Sagaing Region?

In 2019, 27.2% of the people of Sagaing Region were aged under 15 and 6.7% were aged 65 or over, with 51.3 children and older people for every 100 people aged 15 to 64 (Myanmar: 27.2% under 15, 6.4% aged 65+, dependency ratio 50.6).

Source: Department of Population, Ministry of Labour, Immigration and Population · saved copy

How many men and women live in Sagaing Region?

There were 85.1 men for every 100 women in Sagaing Region in the 2019 Inter-censal Survey, against 87.8 across Myanmar.

Source: Department of Population, Ministry of Labour, Immigration and Population · saved copy

How regions are governed in Myanmar

Regions (7) and states (7), plus Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory. Assemblies (hluttaw) 75% elected, 25% military appointees; chief minister appointed by the President. Limited lawmaking under Schedule II; most services delivered by Union ministries.

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