2023/24肯尼亚住房调查报告

2023/24 KENYAHOUSING SURVEY Basic Report 2023/24Kenya HousingSurvey Basic Report Published by: Kenya National Bureau of StatisticsReal Towers, Hospital Road, Upper HillP.O. Box 30266 - 00100Nairobi, Kenya Tel:+254-20-3317583,+254-20-2911000/1,+254-20-3317612/22/23/51Email:info@knbs.or.ke/ library@knbs.or.kedirectorgeneral@knbs.or.keFacebook:Kenya StatsX:@KNBStatsWebsite:www.knbs.or.ke © 2024 Kenya National Bureau of Statistics ISBN:978-9914-9705-7-9 (print)ISBN: 978-9914-9705-9-3 (pdf)Published 2024 Some rights reserved. This work is made available under the Attribution-Noncommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) available athttps:/creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ This license allows reusers to distribute, remix, adapt, and buildupon the material in any medium or format for non-commercial purposes only so long as the work is appropriatelycited and attribution is given to the creator. Users wishing to reuse material from this work attributed to a third party such as tables, figures or images areresponsible for determining whether permission is needed for that reuse and for obtaining permission from thecopyright holder. The risk of claims resulting from infringement of any third party owned component in the workrests solely with the user. Any copyright use requests relating to this publication should be addressed to the Director General, Kenya NationalBureau of Statistics. Subscription correspondence may be addressed directly to the Head of Library Services throughthe email addresses provided. 2023/24 KENYAHOUSING SURVEY Basic Report Acknowledgement The successful completion of the 2023/24 Kenya Housing Survey wasmade possible through the concerted efforts and collaboration of variousindividuals and organizations. I wish to express my deepest gratitude to allthose who participated and contributed to the implementation of this importantactivity. I would like to thank the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) for spearheadingthe implementation of this survey. The leadership, technical expertise and dedicationwas crucial in ensuring the successful execution of the survey. I also extend myappreciation to the State Department for Housing and Urban Development, theState Department for Labour and Skills Development, the Kenya Space Agency,the Directorate of Resource Survey and Remote Sensing and the Central Bank ofKenya for their support and guidance throughout the survey process. I am grateful to our development partners especially the World Bank for the fundingreceived under the Eastern Africa Regional Statistics Program for Results (EARSPforR)to undertake this survey. Special gratitude goes to the other development partnersfor their technical support which improved the quality of the survey. My sincere appreciation goes to the field personnel who tirelessly collected thedata across the country. Their commitment, accuracy in data collection, andperseverance under challenging conditions were essential in ensuring the integrityand reliability of the survey data. I acknowledge the efforts of the data analystsand chapter authors who meticulously processed and analysed the collecteddata. Their expertise was vital in translating raw data into meaningful insightsand comprehensive reports. I am particularly indebted to the households and all institutions that participatedand responded adequately in this survey. The cooperation and willingness toprovide information made it possible to collect the data needed to understandhousing dynamics and conditions, as well as to assess awareness and perceptionswithin Kenya’s housing sector. I urge great stakeholders to support and cooperatein furnishing the information required in future data collection activities. Finally, I am grateful to the University of Nairobi – Faculty of the Built Environmentand Design for peer reviewing the report and providing valuable feedback thathelped refine the final document. Macdonald G. Obudho, PhD, EBS, MBSDIRECTOR GENERALKENYA NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS Table of Contents PrefaceForwardAcknowledgementList of Acronyms CHAPTER ONE:Introduction 1.1 Background1.2 Policy, Legal and Institutional Framework1.3 Justification for the Survey1.4 Survey Objectives1.5 The Key Players in Housing 22688 CHAPTER TWO:Methodology 2.1 Survey Design2.2 Scope and Target Population2.3 Sample size determination2.4 Sampling frame2.5 Sample Selection2.6 Sampling of Clusters2.7 Sampling of Households2.8 Computation of Survey Weights2.9 Data Quality2.10 Key Concepts and Definitions CHAPTER THREE: Household Demographic and Economic Characteristics 3.1 Introduction223.2 Household Demographics223.3. Population Distribution by Residence and Sex233.4. Marital Status of Household Heads253.5. Dependency Ratios263.6 Household Distribution273.7 Household Size313.8 Education333.9 Economic Activity Status of Household Members343.9.1 Summary of Key Labour Market Indicators353.10 Economic Activity Status of Household Heads383.11 Employment St