Assessments

Between 17 September and 30 December 2024, 6,264 migratory movements were observed at DTM Kenya’s four Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) in and around Nairobi: Eastleigh, Kangemi, the Roysombu-Thika road and Athi River. The migrants were primarily youth.…

KEY MESSAGES • At the time of the baseline data collection, the average household (HH) income was found to be Kenya shillings (Ksh) 5,169 compared to an average HH expenditure of Ksh 6,177. The average HH expenditure…

KEY MESSAGES • At the time of the baseline data collection, the average household (HH) income was found to be Kenya Shillings (Ksh) 5,358, compared to an average HH expenditure of Ksh 7,048. Only 12 HHs were…

KEY MESSAGES At the time of the endline, the average household (HH) income was Kenya shillings (Ksh) 11,732 compared to Ksh 5,263 at the time of baseline. The average HH debt at the time of endline (Ksh…

INTRODUCTION The Kenya Cash Working Group (KCWG) launched the Joint Market Monitoring Initiative (JMMI) for refugee camps in January 2023, in an effort to understand the degree to which the refugee camps’ markets are functional, integrated, and…

Between 16 August and 16 September 2024, 354 migratory movements were tracked through IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Flow Monitoring Registry (FMR) at four flow monitoring points in and around Nairobi: Eastleigh, Kangemi, the Roysombu-Thika road…

KEY MESSAGES At the time of the endline data collection, findings indicate an improvement in economic well-being among households (HHs). The average HH income increased from 5,400 KES to 13,810 KES, but remains below the Minimum Expenditure…

KEY FINDINGS • The majority of both refugee households (94%) and host community households (HHs) (92%) were in need. However, a higher proportion of host community households (51%) experienced acute needs compared to refugee households (31%). • Low-income…

Key Messages • Inadequate sanitation facilities in both host and refugee communities contribute to heightened health risks. In particular, schools in the host community had a high pupil-to-toilet ratio, highlighting the need for improved sanitation infrastructure. • Schools…

Key Messages • Inadequate sanitation facilities in both host and refugee communities contribute to heightened health risks. In particular, schools in the host community had a high pupil-to-toilet ratio, highlighting the need for improved sanitation infrastructure. • In…