All updates and changes to the Human Fertility Collection are presented in the table below in reverse chronological order:
Date | Description |
---|---|
Juli 2022 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Mai 2021 |
Minor update of the HFC. Data on the period age-specific fertility rates from the Human Fertility Database (HFD) were updated in the HFC. |
Februar 2021 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
August 2020 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Februar 2020 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Oktober 2019 |
Major update of the HFC. Male fertility data were added. |
Juli 2019 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Oktober 2018 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Juni 2018 |
Minor update of the HFC. Data on the period age-specific fertility rates from the Human Fertility Database (HFD) were updated in the HFC. |
März 2018 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Juli 2017 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Februar 2017 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
November 2016 |
Minor update of the HFC. |
Oktober 2016 |
Major update of the HFC. Data on the period age-specific fertility rates from the Human Fertility Database (HFD) were incorporated into the HFC. |
Juli 2016 |
Minor update of the HFC. One new country added. |
April 2016 |
Minor update of the HFC. One new country added. |
Januar 2016 |
Minor update of the HFC. Four new countries were added. |
August 2015 |
Major update of the HFC. Six new countries were added. The splitting procedure was applied to order-specific aggregated data. Graphs with TFR and MAB are available for the visual presentation of data. Minor changes to the data formats were introduced. |
Dezember 2014 |
Major update of the HFC. Seven new countries were added. Data for Bangladesh, Botswana, Burkina Faso and Marshall Islands were excluded due to data problems. |
September 2014 |
Data for Bhutan, Equatorial Guinea and Yemen were excluded due to data problems. |
April 2014 |
Major update of the HFC. Sixteen new countries were added. A checking procedure for tracing erroneous data was introduced. Some problematic data were excluded. |
August 2013 |
The HFC was launched. Data available for 73 countries. |