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Financial Inclusion and Exclusion in Kenya - Access to Financial Services by County

Access to financial services is key to a country's growth and development and determines the financial health of the population.  According to the 2024 FinAccess Survey[1], an individual is considered to have access to financial services if they have a financial ...
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Kenya: Gross Domestic Product - Kenya GDP

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total value of complete goods and services produced in a country within a given period.[1] The GDP of a country estimates the size of an economy as well as its growth over time. ...
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Kenya: Gross National Income per Capita - Kenya GNI

Gross National Income (GNI) is the GDP plus the net income from all sources earned by a country's residents and businesses, regardless of where the business or the resident is located.[1] The GNI includes incomes that residents and businesses from ...
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Human Development Index in Kenya – HDI by County

The Human Development Index (HDI) is a summary measure of wellbeing across countries. It incorporates three key dimensions of human life: knowledge, standards of living, and a long, healthy life.[1] The Human Development Index measures a long, healthy life by ...
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Households Access to Safe Drinking Water in Kenya by Constituency

Access to safe drinking water describes households with water piped into their homes or those that get water from protected wells and springs, boreholes with pumps, bottled water, or rainwater.[1] Unlike surface water and other unimproved sources such as unprotected ...
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Households with Access to Safe Drinking Water in Kenya

A household in Kenya is considered to have access to safe drinking water if its main source of water is improved and shielded from contamination.  Improved sources of water include piped water, boreholes with pumps, bottled water, rainwater, protected wells, and ...
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Households Access to Piped Water in Kenya by County - Data

Access to safe drinking water is a fundamental human right and a basic necessity.[1] In Kenya, piped water is classified as an improved source of water, with a reduced risk of contamination from pathogens. This post provides data and statistics ...
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Number of People Using the Internet in Kenya: Access to the Internet by County

An internet user is anyone who has used the internet at least once in the last three months from any location and device, including a mobile phone, digital television, computer, or other technological device.[1] Higher internet use by a population ...
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Population using the Internet in Kenya by Constituency - Stats Kenya

An internet user is a person who has used the internet at least once in the last three months from any location and using any device, including a computer, digital television, or mobile phone. In 2021, the percentage of the ...
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Kenya: Access to Electricity by Constituency - Stats Kenya

Access to electricity is a household’s connectivity to sufficient electricity capable of providing a minimum amount of energy to power an essential bundle of services such as lighting several bulbs, charging a phone, and lighting a TV, radio, and fan.[1] ...
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Rural Access Index in Kenya by County

The Rural Access Index (RAI) is the share of people living within two kilometres of an all-season road. It measures the accessibility of road networks to the populations living in rural areas. The most recent estimates suggest that 70 per ...
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Gross County Product per capita

The Gross County Product measures wealth and welfare in the counties. It is derived by dividing the GCP by the population of the county. Counties with higher GCPs per capita tend also to have higher living standards and lower poverty ...