Website upgradesWe built four interactive tools that give you new ways to explore key datasets

We built four interactive tools that give you new ways to explore key datasets

We recently built four interactive tools that give you new ways to explore our rich datasets on population projections, causes of death, migration, and the food trade. Check them out!

  • Our population projections tool (previewed below) lets you test how changes in fertility rates, life expectancy, and migration rates will change populations across the world in the 21st century.
  • Our causes of death tool lets you explore what people die from in different countries around the world, over time and broken down by age and sex.
  • Our migration tool lets you see where the world’s nearly 300 million international migrants were born and where they live now.
  • Our food trade tool lets you see how food — from almonds to soybeans to yogurt — gets traded around the world. You can also explore the data by country, seeing how different foods flow into and out of your chosen country.
Composite chart of South Korea demographic projections where three panels show historical and projected fertility rates, historical and projected total population to 2100, and a projected population pyramid in 2100 highlighting an older age structure. The population panel contrasts a user projection (about 43 million in 2100) with the UN medium projection (about 22 million). Data source: historical estimates from the UN World Population Prospects and the user projection model; License: CC BY.