Kilifi County Factsheet - Nov 2024 - Open County

KILIFI COUNTY

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COUNTY LEADERSHIP

  • Stewart Mwachiru Shadrack Madzayo Stewart Mwachiru Shadrack Madzayo
    SENATOR
  • Hon. Gideon Mung Hon. Gideon Mung'aro
    GOVERNOR
  • Gideon Edmund Saburi Gideon Edmund Saburi
    DEPUTY GOVERNOR
  • Gertrude Mbeyu Mwanyanje Gertrude Mbeyu Mwanyanje
    WOMEN REPRESENTATIVE

GENERAL INDICATORS

  • LANDS, ENERGY, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

    Number Of Households With Fuel Wood (2017) Number of households
    1121
    Number Of Households With Solar (2017) Number of households
    3471
    Number Of Households With Electricity (2017) Number of households
    33423
    Number Of Households With Gas Lamp (2017) Number of households
    911
    Number Of Households With Lantern (2017) Number of households
    33735
    Number Of Households With Other Lighting (2017) Number of households
    665
    Number Of Households With Presure Lamp (2017) Number of households
    1433

  • AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND FISHERIES

    Percentage Distribution Of Agricultural Parcels (2017)
    90%
    Kales Production (2014) KSH
    22.2
    Land Potential By Sub-county (2014) Sq. Km
    6979.4
    Maize Production (2014) Production (90 Kg Bag) Cereals
    3334
    Mangoes Production (2014) KSH
    1.2
    Quantity And Value Of Aquaculture Production (2014) KSH
    140.3
    Rice Production (2014) Production (Tons)
    95.12

  • HEALTH SERVICES

    Average Morbidity In All Genders (2016)
    12.9%
    Morbidity In Females (2016)
    15.6%
    Morbidity In Males (2016)
    9.9%
    Health Facilities (2015)
    256
    Among Children Under Age 5 With Fever, Percentage Who Took Any Act (2014)
    1
    Births Assisted By A Skilled Provider (%) (2014)
    52
    Births Delivered In A Health Facility (%) (2014)
    53

  • SECURITY

    Crime Index Per 100,000 For The Year 2015 (2015) Number of incidences
    198
    County Crime Figures According To Prevalence (2014) Number of crimes
    2362
    Crime Incidences (2014) Numbers
    2362
    Crime Index Per 100000 People (2014) Crime index
    213

  • POVERTY METRICS - FOOD POVERTY ESTIMATES

    Distribution Of The Poor (%) (2015)
    4.7
    Headcount Rate (%) (2015)
    48.4
    Poverty Gap (%) (2015)
    12.6
    Severity Of Poverty (%) (2015)
    4.9

  • FINANCE AND ECONOMIC PLANNING

    Household Level Price (inflation Price) (2015)
    1.0601889495745
    Monthly Per-adult-equivalent Food Expenditure (average) (2015)
    4099.5718762766
    Monthly Per-adult-equivalent Non-food Item Consumption (average) (2015)
    2306.7091695632
    Population (2009)
    1.1
    Population Density 2009 (people Per Sq Km) (2009)
    88
    Share Of Urban Population, 2009 (%) (2009)
    26
    Poverty Gap, Based On Kihbs (2005/06) (2005)
    25.8

  • EDUCATION AND ICT

    Monthly Per-adult-equivalent Education Consumption (average) (2015)
    386.93215825106
    Ecde Enrollment And Enrollment Rates By County (2014) no of boys
    53059
    Number Of Overloaded Desks (2014) Number of overloaded desks in urban and semi urban settlements
    9125
    Number Of Permanent Classes In Public Schools (2014) number of classes
    957
    Number Of Secondary School Teachers (2014) Number of teachers
    6374
    Number Of Temporary Classes In Public Schools (2014) Number of classes
    81
    Private Schools Average Class Size (2014) Average class size
    25

  • POVERTY METRICS - CREDIT ACCESS

    Proportion Of Households That Sought And Accessed Credit (%) (2015)
    47.2
    Proportion Of Households That Sought Credit (%) (2015)
    27.1

  • WATER, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES

    Access To Improved Sources Of Water (2013)
    64%
    Number Of Households With Main Septic Tanks (2009) number of households
    14764
    Number Of Households With The Main Pit Latrine (2009) number of households
    102.3
    Number Of Households With The Main Sewer (2009) Number of households
    3234

BUDGET INDICATORS

BUDGET DATA (2016-17)ALLOCATIONEXPENDITURE
Agriculture779,090,000582,210,000
County Assembly1,190,060,000883,070,000
County Executive376,230,000300,920,000
County Health Services2,962,010,0002,496,730,000
County Public Service Board67,030,00054,050,000
Education Youth Affairs1,771,010,0001,303,300,000
Environment And Natural Resources1,495,450,0001,130,290,000
Finance Economic Planning542,700,000331,310,000
ICT E-government263,430,000181,240,000
Physical Planning And Development499,950,000319,680,000
Public Service Management780,980,000667,320,000
Public Works And Services2,168,190,0001,728,700,000
Trade Development And Regulation436,670,000205,390,000

STATISTICS

COUNTY RESOURCES

Economy
    Agriculture
  • Maize
  • Cassava
  • Cash Crops
  • Coconuts
  • Cashew Nuts
  • Sisal
  • Citrus Fruits
  • Mangoes
  • Pineapples.
    • Potential Crops For Cultivating In Kilifi
  • Horticultural Crops
  • Vegetables
  • Chillies
  • Brinjals
  • Okra
  • Onions
  • Tomatoes
  • Staples
  • Maize
  • Rice
  • Bananas
  • Cow Peas
  • Green Grams
  • Beans
  • Pineapple Fields
  • Jatropha
  • Aloe Vera
  • Vanilla
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Cosmetics
  • Food Products
    • Livestock Farming
  • Livestock
  • Poultry Farming
  • 4 Private And 8 Group Ranches
  • Dairy And Beef Cattle
  • Goats
  • Sheep
  • Pigs
  • Rabbits
  • Beekeeping
  • Ranching
  • Exp
Health
    Although Many Health Facilities Exist Within The County, These Are Unevenly Distributed And Mainly Located Along Major Roads. The Lack Of Permanent Health Workers Operating Within The Communities Reduces Efficiency Levels In The Delivery Of Medical Services.

    infrastructure
    Transport Infrastructure In Kilifi County Has Been Developed Along The Coastline To Support Its Lucrative Tourism Industry, Stimulate Trading Activities And Facilitate Transit To Neighbouring Counties. The High Influx Of Foreign Tourists Into The County Necessitated The Establishment Of The Malindi I
Education
    The Overall Literacy Rate In Kilifi County Stands At 68%. Of This Number, 51% Are Men While 49% Are Women. There Are 418 Primary And 86 Secondary Schools Catering For An Estimated 256,000 And 22,500 Students Respectively. There Are 13 Youth Polytechnics, One College And A University Campus.
    Universities / Colleges In Kilifi
    • pwani University College
    • bandari College
    • kilifi Medical College

    Challenges
    • squatters Leaving On Their Ance