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| Document Date:
| 2009/04/01 |
| Document Type:
| Poverty Assessment |
| Report Number:
| 44190 |
| Volume No:
| 1 of 1 |
| Country:
| Kenya ; |
| Disclosure Date:
| 2009/07/17 |
| Doc Name:
| Kenya - Poverty and inequality assessment : executive summary and synthesis report |
| Keywords:
| absolute terms, Access to Credit, Access to Financial Services, access to markets, Access to Services, agricultural laborers, Agricultural Productivity, arable land, arid lands, basic education, borrowing, bribes, budget management, business opportunities, business support, Conflict, Consumption Per Capita, Consumption Smoothing, Corruption, Credit Access, credit crunch, debt, debt financing, Dependency Ratio, Development Finance, Development Finance Institutions, Disadvantaged Groups, disparities in access, dissemination, Diversification, Earnings, economic activities, economic activity, Economic Growth, Economic Management, Economic Trends, Education Levels, Education Spending, educational attainment, Employment Status, Enrollment, enrolment rate, Enrolment Rates, exclusion, Expenditure, Expenditures, external shocks, family farm, family size, Farm Activities, farm employment, farm income, farmer, Farmers, Fertility, fertility rate, Fertility Rates, Financial Access, Financial Costs, Financial Service, Financial Service Access, food bundle, food consumption, food needs, food price, food share, Gender, Government Agencies, government policies, Health Care, Health Facilities, HIV, home ownership, hospital, Household Budget, Household Consumption, Household Head, household income, household incomes, household level, Household Size, Household surveys, housing, Human Capital, Human Development, ID, Ill-health, illness, incidence analysis, Income, individual households, Inequalities, Inequality, infant, infant death, internal migration, knowledge base, Labor Force, Labor Market, labour force, Labour Market, Land Inequality, Land Ownership, Level of Education, limited access, living conditions, Loan, malaria, market development, microfinance, microfinance institutions, Migrants, Migration, milk, Millennium Development Goals, minority, mortality, new market, new poor, Nutrition, Nutrition Interventions, Participatory Poverty Assessment, persistent inequalities, policy implications, policy makers, Political Economy, Poor, poor families, poor groups, poor households, poor people, poor rural households, poorer households, poorer provinces, Population Census, population density, population groups, population size, Poverty by Province, Poverty Estimates, Poverty incidence, Poverty Level, poverty levels, Poverty Line, poverty measurement, Poverty Measures, Poverty Programs, poverty rate, Poverty Rates, poverty reducing, Poverty Reduction, poverty reduction impact, poverty reduction strategy, poverty risk, Poverty Status, Primary Education, primary school, Progress, provincial hospital, provincial hospitals, public discussion, Public Education, public facilities, Public Health, public health services, public investment, public investments, public policy, public service, public services, Public Spending, Public subsidies, public works, public works programs, qualitative data, recession, remittances, respect, Rural, Rural Areas, rural development, Rural employment, rural households, rural income, rural population, Rural Poverty, rural poverty lines, Rural Quintile, rural services, safe water, safety nets, sanitation, savings, school attendance, secondary education, secondary school, secondary schooling, secondary schools, seedling nursery, service delivery, service providers, Sex, skills development, social capital, Social Commission, social exclusion, social mobility, Social Protection, Social Services, social tensions, spatial distribution, start-up, structural inequalities, subsistence, targeting, technical support, total poverty, unemployed women, Unemployment, Unemployment Rates, Urban Areas, urban developments, urban population, Urban Slums, village, Villages, Vulnerability, Wage Employment, Welfare IMPROVEMENTS, young adults
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| Language:
| English |
| Major Sector:
| Public Administration, Law, and Justice |
| Rel. Proj ID:
| KE-Kenya:An Assesment Of Poverty And Its Implications For Policyma -- P090315 ; |
| Region:
| Africa ; |
| Rep Title:
| Kenya - Poverty and inequality assessment : executive summary and synthesis report |
| Sector:
| General public administration sector |
| Topics:
| Health, Nutrition and Population ; Poverty Reduction ; Finance and Financial Sector Development |
| SubTopics:
| Access to Finance ; Rural Poverty Reduction ; ; Population Policies |
| TF No/Name:
| TF054359-BNPP-POVERTY: AFRICA REGIONAL POVERTY ALLOCATION |
| Unit Owning:
| AFT: PREM 2 (AFTP2) |
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Abstract
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| This assessment of poverty and inequality comes at an important juncture for Kenya. The December 2007 elections and subsequent pronouncements of the newly formed Grand Coalition have underlined the salience of these issues to ordinary Kenyans, and for policy makers. The violence in early 2008 highlighted the importance of addressing poverty and inequality as major goals in their own right, but also for instrumental reasons, as major goals in their own right, the persistent inequalities spark conflict, which is welfare reducing, and this conflict in turn will harm prospects for growth. The onset of the global credit crunch has also shown how poverty and public service delivery related vulnerabilities could be exacerbated by external shocks. Cumulatively, these factors underline the value of appropriate diagnostics about the patterns of poverty and inequality in informing public debates, strategies and actions to overcome exclusion from the benefits of growth and development in Kenya as well as designing policies to minimize the impact of the current global crisis. |
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