Data source: Gina A. Zurlo, ed., World Religion Database (Leiden/Boston: Brill, 2024).
| Table | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
| version_2020_country | Malaria cases per K | Number of malaria cases in 2016 per thousand of the country's population. Primary source: World Health Organization, World Malaria Report 2017 (in HDR 2018). |
| version_2020_country | Male pop | Population of males in the country (UN). |
| version_2020_country | Mega Cities | Number of megacities in this country whose population exceeds 1 million persons. |
| version_2020_country | Metro % | Percentage of the nation's total population that live in a metropolitan area. |
| version_2020_country | Metro Pop | Number of people that live in a metropolitan area. |
| version_2020_country | Muslim % | Number of Muslims as a percentage of the country's population in year 2020. |
| version_2020_country | Muslims | Number of Muslims in this country's population. |
| version_2020_country | Net Worth per capita | Net worth per person, 2000, expressed in $US. See Wealth per capita for 2018 data. |
| version_2020_country | New religionist % | Number of New religionists (neoreligionists) as a percentage of the country's population in year 2020. |
| version_2020_country | New religionists | Number of New religionists (Neoreligionists) in this country's population. |
| version_2020_country | Official name | Official name of country. |
| version_2020_country | Peoples | Total number of distinct ethnolinguistic people groups in this country. An 'ethnolinguistic people group' is an ethnic or racial group speaking its own language or mother tongue. |
| version_2020_country | Physicians per K | Number of physicians per thousand of the country's population. Primary source: World Health Organization (2017) (in HDR 2018: most recent year in the period 2007-2017). |
| version_2020_country | Pop Density | Number of persons living in a square kilometer in this country. Primary source: United Nations 2019. |
| version_2020_country | Pop growth % p.a. 2025 | Given current trends, by 2025, the country's natural population will increase annually at this percentage rate. A 'natural population increase' is determined by subtracting the number of deaths from the number of births in this country. |
| version_2020_country | Pop growth % p.a. 2050 | Given current trends, by 2050, the country's natural population will increase annually at this percentage rate. A 'natural population increase' is determined by subtracting the number of deaths from the number of births in this country. |
| version_2020_country | Pop Growth 2025 | Given current trends, the country's population will expand (or decrease, denoted by "-" sign) by this amount by 2025. |
| version_2020_country | Pop Growth 2050 | Given current trends, the country's population will expand (or decrease, denoted by "-" sign) by this amount by 2050. |
| version_2020_country | Provinces | Major civil divisions (provinces, states) in the country. |
| version_2020_country | Religions over 1% | Religions over 1% in the country (rounded to integer). |
| version_2020_country | Religious Conflict | Religious conflict Index, 0-10, low is less conflict: a comparative measure of religious violence (persecution, which includes displacement and property damage) and religion-related conflict (civil wars). |
| version_2020_country | Religious Freedom Index | Restriction of Religious Freedom Index, 0-10, high is less freedom: Calculated as the country average of government restrictions (GRI) and social restrictions (SRI). |
| version_2020_country | Religious Liberty | On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being most freedom): the state of religious liberty in this country. Religious Liberty is defined as the freedom to practice one’s religion with the full range of religious rights specified in the UN’s 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. |
| version_2020_country | Religious Libraries | Number of religious libraries in the country in 2000. |
| version_2020_country | Religious libraries per m | Number of religious libraries available in this country per million people. Religious libraries are major professional, exclusively-theological or -religious, library collections under religious auspices, specializing primarily in religion, a majority of each’s holdings being religious. |
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