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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 ...
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Gross County Product | County GDP

The Gross County Product (GCP) measures the value created through production by residents of a specific county in Kenya. The GCP is similar to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which tracks the value of goods and services produced within a ...
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The Population of Kenya 2019

The Kenya Population and Housing Census 2019 recorded a total population of 47,564,296 people. The population growth rate between 2019 and 2009 was 2.2%, with the 2009 census having recorded a population of 37.7 million.[1] Population growth The chart below shows the ...
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Number of Households in Kenya by County

A household consists of a person or a group of people who live together under one roof. It also includes individuals residing within a homestead or compound and answering to the same head. Furthermore, these individuals need to share the ...
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Number of People per Household in Kenya | Map and Data

The average household size is the mean number of household residents in each house. In Kenya, a household also consists of people who live in the same compound or homestead, even when they do not live in the same house ...
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County Contribution to Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing | DATA

Agriculture is one of the main drivers of the Kenyan economy. In 2023, the overall GDP of the agricultural sector at current prices was Ksh 3.3 trillion, representing a contribution of 21.8% to Kenya’s overall GDP.[1] Quick Facts Agriculture is the ...
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County Contribution to Manufacturing in Kenya | Data

Manufacturing in Kenya contributed 7.6% to the country's GDP and was worth Ksh 1.15 trillion at current prices in 2023.[1] Food, beverages, and tobacco manufacturing were valued at 629.7 billion, while other manufacturing, repair, and installation activities were valued at ...
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Population of Kenya 2024-2100 | UN population prospects

The United Nation’s 2024 medium projection scenario estimates that Kenya’s population will peak at 104.23 million in 2098. This is lower than the 2022 UN revision that projected a population of 112.53 million by 2100.[1] The downward revision follows a similar ...
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Undernutrition and Wasting Among Children in Kenya

Wasting manifests under conditions of severe undernutrition, causing individuals to have a low weight for their height. In Kenya, it occurs when individuals and children living in food poverty do not receive enough nutritious food.  It can also occur after a ...
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Population of Kenya 2024

Kenya’s population in 2024 was 52,428,000, up from the total enumerated population of 47,564,296 in 2019.[1][2] Nairobi is still the most populous county in Kenya, with a population of 4,672,000, followed by Kiambu, with a population of 2,602,000. Counties with the ...