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POPULATION, LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT

                                          IN 2023

                 1. Population

                 The average population in 2023 was estimated at 654,198 people,
          a year-on-year increase of 0.50%. Of which, the male population was

          325,830  people,  accounting  for  49.81%,  an  increase  of  0.56%;  the
          female population was 328,368 people, making up 50.19%, up 0.44%;
          the population in the   urban area was  214,252 people, accounting for

          32.75%,  up  0.78%  and  the  population  in  the  rural  area  was  439,946
          people,  accounting  for  67.25%,  up  0.36%.  The  average  population
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          density was 139 people/km .
                 Much attention to population and family planning was paid, the
          network of family planning services and reproductive health care was

          strengthened,  the  fertility  level  was  gradually  decreasing,  the  average
          life expectancy was increasing; in 2023, the crude birth rate was 14.5‰,
          down  1.04  thousandth  points  compared  to  2022;  the  crude  death  rate
          was 6.72‰, down 1.70 thousandth points; the natural population growth
          rate was 7.85‰, an increase of 0.66 thousandth points; the total fertility

          rate was 2.32 children/woman, and the average life expectancy was 71.4
          years.

                 2. Labor, employment

                 In 2023, the labor force aged 15 and over was 335,395 people,
          accounting  for  51.27%  of  the  population,  a  year-on-year  increase  of
          0.20%. Of the total, the male labor force accounted for 52.04% and the

          female labor force accounted for 47.96%. The labor force in the urban
          area  and  in  the  rural  area  accounted  for  33.20%  and  66.80%,
          respectively. Employed population in economic activities was estimated
          at 327,016 people, accounting for 97.50% of the province's labor force.



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