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Agadez: population, poverty, health, schools, farming, water and roads

Agadez is a region of Niger, number 8 of 8 by population. Niger's Institut National de la Statistique projects the population of the Agadez region at 714,509 on 1 July 2024 (368,167 male, 346,342 female), 2.7% of Niger's 26.31 million; the smallest of the 8 regions. Niger's last census was in 2012, so the regional figures are projections from that count.

Population (INS projection, 1 July)
714,509
2024
Poverty rate (share of people below the national poverty line)
14.4%
2021/22
Under-five deaths per 1,000 live births (10 years before the survey)
37
2011-2021
Children 12-23 months with all basic vaccines
7.6%
2021
Primary gross enrolment ratio
88.1%
2022-23
Millet harvest (tonnes)
141
2024

In depth

How fast is Agadez's population growing?

The projections add 23,093 people to Agadez between 2023 and 2024, growth of 3.34% in a year (Niger: 3.72%); the 2012 census counted 487,620, so the population has grown by 47% in twelve years.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Niger · saved copy

How many people in Agadez live in towns?

44.7% of Agadez's people are projected to live in towns in 2024 (319,042 urban, 395,467 rural), 2nd most urban of the 8 regions (Niger: 15.9%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Niger · saved copy

How many children do women in Agadez have?

Women in Agadez have 5.9 children each on average, according to the 2021 national fertility and child-mortality survey (ENAFEME), 4th highest of the 8 regions (Niger: 6.2); the 2012 survey found 5.3.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Niger (with Utica International) · saved copy

Are births registered in Agadez?

69.8% of children under five in Agadez had their birth registered with the civil registry in 2021, and 59.4% had a birth certificate; 4th highest of the 8 regions (Niger: 65.9%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Niger (with Utica International) · saved copy

How regions are governed in Niger

Regions (8; 7 are also regional authorities, plus the city of Niamey). Governor appointed by central government; regional councils were elected in 2020 but dissolved in April 2024. Regional development; governor oversees legality.

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Sources

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