Population- 5,869,869
Arithmetic density- 58 people/km
Physiological density- 855
Agricultural density- 2
CBR- 30.1 births/ 1,000 population
CDR- 7.3 deaths/ 1,000 population
Net migration rate- -14.7 migrants/1,000
Population growth rate- .81%
IMR- 45.6/1,000 births
TFR- 4.07 children born/woman
Population under 15- 40.66%
Population over 65- 3.9%
Dependency rate- 44.56%
Life expectancy rate at birth- 64.9 years
Life expectancy at birth females- 67.5 years
Life expectancy at birth males- 62.4 years
People living with HIV/AIDS- 14,100 people
Obesity rate- 3.4%
Arithmetic density- 58 people/km
Physiological density- 855
Agricultural density- 2
CBR- 30.1 births/ 1,000 population
CDR- 7.3 deaths/ 1,000 population
Net migration rate- -14.7 migrants/1,000
Population growth rate- .81%
IMR- 45.6/1,000 births
TFR- 4.07 children born/woman
Population under 15- 40.66%
Population over 65- 3.9%
Dependency rate- 44.56%
Life expectancy rate at birth- 64.9 years
Life expectancy at birth females- 67.5 years
Life expectancy at birth males- 62.4 years
People living with HIV/AIDS- 14,100 people
Obesity rate- 3.4%
Based on the information provided I believe that Eritrea is in the 2nd stage of the Demographic Transition Model. I believe this because of the high CBR, the declining CDR, and the rapid population growth. All three of these are characteristics of the third stage of the demographic transition model.