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Governance & service delivery

How many houses does the government of Kenya supply to citizens annually?

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Economic Survey 2020

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How many houses does the government of Kenya supply to citizens annually?

In 2019, the National Housing Corporation and the State Department for Housing built 100 and 430 units respectively for a total of 530 units or dwellings – higher than the 430 units realised in 2018. ...

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Education

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Where does Kenya rank based on human capital the average child can expect to achieve?

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World Bank Human Capital Index

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Where does Kenya rank based on human capital the average child can expect to achieve?

The World Bank’s Human Capital Index “measures the amount of human capital that a child born today can expect to attain by age 18”. It expresses this as a value between zero and one. An economy in which the average worker achieves both full health and full education potential will score a...

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Housing

What share of Kenyan households use iron sheets as a roofing material?

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2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census

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What share of Kenyan households use iron sheets as a roofing material?

According to the 2019 Population and Housing Census, 80.3% of conventional Kenyan households use iron sheets as a roofing material, followed by 8.2% who use concrete and cement and 5.1% who use grass and twigs. ...

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How many houses does the government of Kenya supply to citizens annually?

How many houses does the government of Kenya supply to citizens annually?

Where does Kenya rank based on human capital the average child can expect to achieve?

Where does Kenya rank based on human capital the average child can expect to achieve?

What share of Kenyan households use iron sheets as a roofing material?

What share of Kenyan households use iron sheets as a roofing material?

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