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* Universe: People aged 3 years and older * Census 2009 Release
* Universe: People aged 5 years and older * Census 2009 Release
Corrugated iron sheets 85%
Corrugated iron sheets Grass Asbestos sheets Tiles Concrete Tin Makuti Other Mud/dung * Census 2009 Release
Cement 50%
Cement Other Tiles Wood Earth * Census 2009 Release
Mud/wood 50%
Mud/wood Mud/cement Brick/block Stone Corrugated iron sheets Other Wood only Tin Grass/reeds * Census 2009 Release
The contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) is usually
defined as the percentage of currently married women who
are
currently using a method of contraception.
If more than one method is used, only the most
effective
method is considered in this tabulation.
LAM = Lactational amenorrhoea method
Source: KNBS
Demographic and Health Survey Report 2014
Percent distribution of currently married women age
15-49 by
contraceptive method
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Modern 59%
Modern Traditional Not using * Census 2011 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
From a skilled provider 98%
From a skilled provider From a non-skilled provider * KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Skilled provider 69%
Skilled provider Non-skilled provider * KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Intermittent Preventive Treatment of pregnant women
The Government of Kenya’s policy advocates for
pregnant
women in malaria endemic areas to receive two doses of
intermittent preventive treatment (IPT) in the second
and
third trimesters in order to reduce the risk of malaria
infection. To assess the coverage of this policy, women
who
had a live birth in the two years before the survey were
asked if they had received treatment to prevent malaria
during their pregnancy
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Knowledge of HIV prevention
Percentage of women and men age 15-49 who, in
response to
prompted questions, say that people can reduce the risk
of
getting HIV by using condoms every time they have sexual
intercourse and by having one sex partner who is not
infected and has no other partners
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
One of the strongest weapons in the fight against
malaria
is the use of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) while
sleeping. In the 2014 KDHS, data were collected from
households on ownership and number of mosquito nets
owned.
Respondents were also asked to indicate particular
household
members who had slept under each net the night prior to
the
interview.
Possess at least one ITN 88%
Possess at least one ITN No ITN * KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Fully vaccinated 73%
Fully vaccinated Not fully vaccinated * KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
All basic vaccinations 73%
All basic vaccinations Basic vaccinations not administered * KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Have vaccination cards 52%
Have vaccination cards No vaccination cards * KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
Treatment of childhood illness
Percentage of children under age five with fever in
the
two weeks preceding the survey; among children under age
five with fever, percentage for whom advice or treatment
was
sought, percentage who had blood taken from a finger or
heel, percentage who took any antimalarial, percentage
who
took any artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT),
and
percentage who took any ACT the same or next day
following
the onset of fever; and among children under age five
with
fever who took any antimalarial drug, percentage who
took
any ACT
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* KNBS Demographic and Health Survey 2014 Release
* Annual Crimes Report 2015 Release
* Crop production and Livestock 2014 Release
* Crop production and Livestock 2014 Release
* Crop production and Livestock 2014 Release
* Crop production and Livestock 2014 Release
* Crop production and Livestock 2014 Release
Hives log 252
Hives log Hives KTBH Hives lang Hives box
* Crop production and Livestock 2014 Release
As at Mar 2015 98%
As at Mar 2015 As at Oct 2015
Number of female voters 46%
Number of female voters Number of male voters
As at Mar 2015 72%
As at Mar 2015 As at Dec 2016
No formal schooling 7%
No formal schooling Post-secondary qualifications, other than university Primary school completed Secondary school / high school completed Some primary schooling Some secondary school / high school University completed * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Agriculture / farming / fishing / forestry 13%
Agriculture / farming / fishing / forestry Artisan or skilled manual worker Clerical or secretarial Housewife / homemaker Mid-level professional Never had a job Other Retail / Shop Student Supervisor / Foreman / Senior Manager Trader / hawker / vendor Unskilled manual worker Upper-level professional * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Government 2%
Government Missing Non Governmental Organizations/ civil society sector Not applicable Private sector Works for self * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Don't know 2%
Don't know Ford Kenya Kenya Social Congress (KSC) Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Refused to answer The National Alliance (TNA) Would not vote * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Not free and fair 38%
Not free and fair Free and fair, with major problems Free and fair, but with minor problems Completely free and fair * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Did not vote for some other reason 9%
Did not vote for some other reason You did not have time to vote You did not vote because your name not in the register You voted in the elections You were not registered to vote * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Corruption is normal / Everyone does it 18%
Corruption is normal / Everyone does it Corruption is too difficult to prove Most people do report incidents of corruption Nothing will be done / It wouldn't make a difference People are afraid of the consequences People don't have enough time to report it People don't know how to report it People don't know where to report it The officials where they would report to are also corrupt They would implicate themselves as bribe-givers * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Join or support an organization that is fighting corruption 2%
Join or support an organization that is fighting corruption Nothing / Ordinary people cannot do anything Other Participate in protest marches Refuse to pay bribes Report corruption when you see or experience it Sign a petition Talk to friends and relatives about the problem * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
A democracy, but with minor problems 20%
A democracy, but with minor problems A democracy, with major problems A full democracy Do not understand question / democracy Don't know Not a democracy * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
China's extraction of resources from Africa 11%
China's extraction of resources from Africa Don't know / Haven't heard enough Land grabbing by Chinese individuals or businesses Some other factor Taking jobs or business from the locals The behavior of Chinese citizens in the country The quality of Chinese products * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Don't know / Haven't heard enough 9%
Don't know / Haven't heard enough Very negative Somewhat negative Neither positive nor negative Somewhat positive Very positive * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
China's business investment 11%
China's business investment China's investment in infrastructure in the country Don't know / Haven't heard enough None of these Some other factor The quality or cost of Chinese products * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
Don't know / Haven't heard enough 9%
Don't know / Haven't heard enough Neither good nor bad job Somewhat bad job Somewhat good job Very bad job Very good job * Afrobarometer Survey 2016 Release Source: Afrobarometer Round 6: Survey, 2017
