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14 mapped indicators, 18 provinces and 5 provinces since 2025 · last validated on 28 September 2026

Province map, 2024

Hover over an area to read its value, click to open its province sheet.

National 457inhab./km²

2025 division: 5 provinces. Indicators will be published as new surveys are carried out; meanwhile, the map shows 2024 census data.

Map: Population density, 2024

Darker shade: higher value

  1. 284 to 333 inhab./km²
  2. 333 to 434 inhab./km²
  3. 434 to 522 inhab./km²
  4. 522 to 602 inhab./km²
  5. 602 to 751 inhab./km²
View the table of values

Population density, 2024: the highest value is in Bujumbura (751 inhab./km²), the lowest in Burunga (284 inhab./km²). National reference: 457 inhab./km².

Population density, 2024
Rank Province Value (inhab./km²) Difference
1 Bujumbura 751 inhab./km² +294
2 Butanyerera 565 inhab./km² +108
3 Gitega 493 inhab./km² +36
4 Buhumuza 345 inhab./km² −112
5 Burunga 284 inhab./km² −173

National trend

The 2024 census is a single observation: it has no time series.

Ranking of the 5 provinces

From the highest value to the lowest.

Gap between extremes
467inhab./km² between Bujumbura and Burunga

Food context

IPC analysis and food prices

IPC phase 3 or above

14,0% −2,0 pts

April-May 2026 · IPC analysis

Median prices, July 2026 · All prices

Sources and notes

  • Population of ordinary households, as published by the 2024 general census. Density divides population by area.
  • Administrative boundaries: OCHA, COD-AB Burundi (CC BY-IGO), July 2026. Boundaries simplified for display, with no legal standing.

Compare provinces

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Tick 2 to 3 provinces of the displayed boundaries.

From 18 to 5 provinces

From the 18 former to the 5 new provinces

The 2025 territorial reform grouped the 18 provinces into 5 provinces and 42 communes. Surveys published before the reform are still shown on the 18 former provinces: they are never recalculated without a source. Each new province groups the following territories.

Correspondence table built by overlaying administrative boundaries, to be confirmed by the national statistics institute.