 3.44% of India’s people  Three times as densely settled as the rest of India.

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 3.44% of India’s people  Three times as densely settled as the rest of India

 Population growth rate is far lower than the national average (0.87%)  Fertility rate 1.70  Life expectancy 73.4 years  Sex ratio 1058 females to 1000 males

 Traditionally Kerala had the highest fertility rates and lowest death rates  Over only 30 years the birth rate fell from 42 per 1000 to 17 per 1000  Fertility rate 1.7. Way below replacement level  No strong regulations or government incentives

 Female literacy  Money spent on education and health care in rural areas  Knowledge about contraception  Religion. Fertility declined more among non-Muslims  Attitudes of the people