Search results
1.26 million
- At the beginning of this year children and young people aged 0 to 19 years numbered 1.26 million or 24,6 per cent of the population. Children aged 6 to 12 numbered 8,4 per cent.
People also ask
How many people are under 18 in Norway?
What is the legal age for marriage in Norway?
What does 'child' mean in Norwegian law?
What's happening with children and young people in Norway?
Norway Demographics. Population. Median Age. Dependency Ratio. Fertility Rate. Life Expectancy. Infant and Children under 5 Mortality. Urbanization and Population Density. [ Sources and more info] Population of Norway (2023) View live population, charts & trends: Population of Norway. Norway Population. 5,474,360. see live. Yearly Change. + 0.74 %
Mar 13, 2023 · Population in Norway 2013-2023, by age group. The number of people between zero and 24 years increased in Norway from 2012 to 2017, but has since decreased, falling to 1.58 million in 2023 ...
In Norwegian legal terms 'child' means every person under 18 years old. The term 'young people' is often used for people up to 25 years old. On 1 January 2016, 1,127,402 people were under 18 in Norway, or 22 per cent of the population. Marriage Pursuant to Norwegian law the minimum legal age for marriage is 18. People under 18
Per cent of young people (aged 15-24 years) who were tested for HIV in the last 12 months and received the result of the last test (Female) Key demographic indicators for Norway: Under-Five Mortality Rate, Population.
Couple with older children (youngest child 6-17 years) 277,401: Couple with small children (youngest child 0-5 years) 229,283: Couple with adult children (youngest child 18 years and...
Jul 6, 2023 · Less children received measures from the Child Welfare Services. A total of 54 600 children received measures, both care and assistance measures, in 2019. This represents about a thousand children less than in 2018.
young people may be asked to do light work. On the other hand, many types of work are unavailable for those under 18 because of safety regulations. Nor can young people below the age of 18 be cashiers in shops selling alcohol or work in cafes or restaurants selling alcohol because 18 is the lower limit for buying beer and wine.
