List of Tajikistani regions by life expectancy

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Agency of Statistics [1]

Region2019
malefemalesex gaparith. mean
Tajikstan73.576.83.375.1
GBAO 75.381.86.578.55
Khatlon Region 73.176.13.074.6
Sughd Region 72.976.53.674.7
Dushanbe 74.978.13.276.5
Districts under Republican Subordination 74.176.82.775.45

Global Data Lab (2019–2022)

region20192019
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overallmalefemaleF Δ MoveralloverallmalefemaleF Δ M
Tajikistan on average70.8768.8673.014.150.7271.59−0.3071.2969.1973.524.330.42
Duchanbe74.7872.5977.584.990.7675.54−0.3275.2272.9478.125.180.44
GBAO71.5069.4873.764.280.7472.24−0.3171.9369.8174.274.460.43
DRS71.5069.4773.754.280.7372.23−0.3171.9269.8074.264.460.42
Sughd (formerly Leninabad)70.9368.9273.084.160.7371.66−0.3171.3569.2573.594.340.42
Khatlon69.7467.7771.683.910.7270.46−0.3170.1568.0972.184.090.41

Data source: Global Data Lab [2]

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References

  1. WOMEN AND MEN OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN (PDF) (Report). Statistical Agency under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan. 2020. p. 60. Retrieved 2024-08-20.
  2. "Life expectancy 2022 - Maps | Subnational HDI (v8.0)". Global Data Lab. Retrieved 15 October 2024.