Somali Integrated Household Budget survey report just launched
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bidenkulaha
GalYare
62% of households in Somalia have access to electricity. Average household size in rural areas is 6 and 7 in urban
bidenkulaha
GalYare
2.6 percent of the population 15+ are smokers; nevertheless, 0.1 percent smoke shisha and 2.5 percent chew Khat. Gender difference is significant as almost no females reported smoking or chewing Khat.
bidenkulaha
GalYare
Overall, more than half of the Somali population (61.9 percent) has access
to electricity (Figure. 6.1). There are significant differences between places of residence, as the majority of urban dwellers have access to electricity (80.1 percent), compared to about a third of rural residents (39.4 percent), and only 8.7 percent of nomads.
Charcoal (49.3 percent) and firewood (39.9 percent) are the two energy sources most commonly used for cooking. Gas and electricity are only minimally used.
Keep it a boqol
VIP
2.5% chew khat. Surprisingly low
bidenkulaha
GalYare
Approximately 77.7 percent of the population have access to improved water services during rainy season, and 74.7 percent during dry season.
More than a half (60.1) of the population access to safely managed drinking water in the dry season. There are wide disparities across places of residence, with only 14.2 percent of nomads and 51.2 percent of rural residents having access to safely managed drinking water in the dry season, compared with 71.9 percent of urban residents.
About six in ten people use improved toilet facilities 60.7 percent). Usage of improved toilet facilities is common in urban areas (72.5 percent), rare in nomadic areas (8.5 percent) and accounts for just more than half of rural residents (54.7 percent).
Overall, 29.2 percent of households share their toilet facilities with other households, with slight variations across places of residence, going from 14.5 percent of nomadic households to 26.5 and 30.6 percent of rural and urban households respectively.
Overall, around a third (32.2) of the population use soap and water to wash their hands. Urban residents use soap and water the most (39.8 percent), followed by rural residents (24.8percent), while nomads rarely use it (6.0 percent).
More than a half (60.1) of the population access to safely managed drinking water in the dry season. There are wide disparities across places of residence, with only 14.2 percent of nomads and 51.2 percent of rural residents having access to safely managed drinking water in the dry season, compared with 71.9 percent of urban residents.
About six in ten people use improved toilet facilities 60.7 percent). Usage of improved toilet facilities is common in urban areas (72.5 percent), rare in nomadic areas (8.5 percent) and accounts for just more than half of rural residents (54.7 percent).
Overall, 29.2 percent of households share their toilet facilities with other households, with slight variations across places of residence, going from 14.5 percent of nomadic households to 26.5 and 30.6 percent of rural and urban households respectively.
Overall, around a third (32.2) of the population use soap and water to wash their hands. Urban residents use soap and water the most (39.8 percent), followed by rural residents (24.8percent), while nomads rarely use it (6.0 percent).
Garaad diinle
Somali literacy is higher than i expected. The literacy rate as a percentage of the population is higher than that of ethiopia in 2015. The energy stats is good too but need to get better. Progress.
Energy access by country in 2017. Somalia now has energy access by percentage of the population similar to what pakistan had in this map.
Energy access by country in 2017. Somalia now has energy access by percentage of the population similar to what pakistan had in this map.
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bidenkulaha
GalYare
Youth unemployment rate is 30.1 percent. The youth unemployment rate is higher in urban areas (35.6 percent) than in rural and nomadic areas (21.8 and 5.5 percent respectively)
About quarter (26.5 percent) of employed population in Somalia is engaged in clerical support work, and another quarter are engaged in professional services (25.6 percent).
Only 23.3 percent of the total households own and use land. Rural and urban communities own and use their land more than others (30.5 percent and 22.8 percent, respectively). Males own about two thirds of the agricultural lands (71.0 percent).
The primary function for land utilization is primarily residential (74.8 percent).
About quarter (26.5 percent) of employed population in Somalia is engaged in clerical support work, and another quarter are engaged in professional services (25.6 percent).
Only 23.3 percent of the total households own and use land. Rural and urban communities own and use their land more than others (30.5 percent and 22.8 percent, respectively). Males own about two thirds of the agricultural lands (71.0 percent).
The primary function for land utilization is primarily residential (74.8 percent).
bidenkulaha
GalYare
Only 15.8 percent of households have run a business on their own in the last 12 months. The rate of owning a household business is higher among urban (18.0 percent) and rural (16.9 percent) households than nomadic ones (3.2 percent).
Generally, there are more female business owners than males. The total ratio stands at 56.7 percent to 35.4 percent for sole owners, while 7.9 percent of businesses are owned by both genders.
At the national level, the most common types of household businesses are trading business on a street or in a market (37.2 percent), and shops, such as a carwash owner, metal worker, mechanic, carpenter, tailor, barber, etc. (23.4percent).
Household business registration stands at 34.7 percent. at 16.5 and 6.6 percent of businesses registered respectively. However, household businesses are markedly more likely to be registered in urban areas, at 43.3 percent.
Females have a higher decision-making role on the use of business earnings compared to males, with the ratio standing at of 54.9 to 32.1 percent.
Generally, there are more female business owners than males. The total ratio stands at 56.7 percent to 35.4 percent for sole owners, while 7.9 percent of businesses are owned by both genders.
At the national level, the most common types of household businesses are trading business on a street or in a market (37.2 percent), and shops, such as a carwash owner, metal worker, mechanic, carpenter, tailor, barber, etc. (23.4percent).
Household business registration stands at 34.7 percent. at 16.5 and 6.6 percent of businesses registered respectively. However, household businesses are markedly more likely to be registered in urban areas, at 43.3 percent.
Females have a higher decision-making role on the use of business earnings compared to males, with the ratio standing at of 54.9 to 32.1 percent.
bidenkulaha
GalYare
Over half of households (52.2 percent) were unable to afford healthy and nutritious
food in the month preceding the survey. Over a third of households (34.9 percent) experienced going hungry, and more than a quarter (27.1 percent) went without eating for a whole day at least once.
The prevalence of “moderate or severe” food insecurity according to the Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES) is 44.3 percent in the overall population and 62.9 percent in the nomadic population.
Furthermore, 39.8 percent of nomads face “severe” food insecurity, compared with 23.0 and 21.8 percent of the urban and rural population respectively.
The three top types of shocks most reported by households over the 24 months preceding the survey are large rises in food prices (53.3 percent), drought or severe water shortage (47.3 percent), and the death of livestock (14.6 percent).
As a result of these shocks, almost half
of affected households have lost income (44.8 percent), 1 in 10 (10.9 percent) have incurred a loss of assets and a third (33.2 percent) have lost both income and assets. Affected urban and rural households are likely to have incurred losses in income only (41.9 percent urban, 47.2 percent rural), while the majority of affected nomadic households have incurred losses in both income and assets (53.7 percent) (Figure 9.3).
The most common response to shocks
was prayer, adopted by 37.4 percent of affected households, followed by spending cash savings (21.0 percent), doing nothing (15.7 percent), reducing food consumption (12.5 percent), receiving help from family/ friends (8.6 percent), and reducing non-food expenditures (6.1 percent).
food in the month preceding the survey. Over a third of households (34.9 percent) experienced going hungry, and more than a quarter (27.1 percent) went without eating for a whole day at least once.
The prevalence of “moderate or severe” food insecurity according to the Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES) is 44.3 percent in the overall population and 62.9 percent in the nomadic population.
Furthermore, 39.8 percent of nomads face “severe” food insecurity, compared with 23.0 and 21.8 percent of the urban and rural population respectively.
The three top types of shocks most reported by households over the 24 months preceding the survey are large rises in food prices (53.3 percent), drought or severe water shortage (47.3 percent), and the death of livestock (14.6 percent).
As a result of these shocks, almost half
of affected households have lost income (44.8 percent), 1 in 10 (10.9 percent) have incurred a loss of assets and a third (33.2 percent) have lost both income and assets. Affected urban and rural households are likely to have incurred losses in income only (41.9 percent urban, 47.2 percent rural), while the majority of affected nomadic households have incurred losses in both income and assets (53.7 percent) (Figure 9.3).
The most common response to shocks
was prayer, adopted by 37.4 percent of affected households, followed by spending cash savings (21.0 percent), doing nothing (15.7 percent), reducing food consumption (12.5 percent), receiving help from family/ friends (8.6 percent), and reducing non-food expenditures (6.1 percent).
Sol
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Where you getting these stats from? Very interesting and would love to read more into it mildly surprised that Somalia is way above the average for electrification in sub-saharan africa
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i think the normalisation of mobile phones is a big proponent of that.
bidenkulaha
GalYare
bidenkulaha
GalYare
One in five households (20.7 percent) received remittances from someone living outside the household. About quarter of rural and urban residents (22.2 percent) received remittances, compared to 10.8 percent among nomadic households.
bidenkulaha
GalYare
Nearly a quarter of the population aged
10+ (27.6 percent) accessed the internet
in the last three months. Use of internet is predictably higher among urban residents in the last three months, at 34.9 percent compared with 19.6 percent among the rural ones.
10+ (27.6 percent) accessed the internet
in the last three months. Use of internet is predictably higher among urban residents in the last three months, at 34.9 percent compared with 19.6 percent among the rural ones.
No female with balwaad? kkkkkkkk. go liido night time see the females smokin shisha with the guys in their cars or the ones chewing khaat at home.
2.5 percent chew khat in Somalia? can tell this stats aint srs some off u man never been back home.
bidenkulaha
GalYare
The Sources of unearned income for Somali households come from aid in cash (21.3 percent) and aid in kind (14.4 percent). Urban households tend to rely on cash and in-kind donations less than others.
Borrowing from a trader/merchant is the most common in Somalia reported by 82.9 percent of the households. Borrowing from a relative/friend/neighbor is second most common cited by 17.5 percent of the households.
Borrowing from a commercial bank is only cited by 2.0 percent of the households and from an employer by 1.7 percent. Urban households have more diverse loan options compared to other places of residence.
Borrowing from a trader/merchant is the most common in Somalia reported by 82.9 percent of the households. Borrowing from a relative/friend/neighbor is second most common cited by 17.5 percent of the households.
Borrowing from a commercial bank is only cited by 2.0 percent of the households and from an employer by 1.7 percent. Urban households have more diverse loan options compared to other places of residence.
bidenkulaha
GalYare
Nearly a quarter of the population aged
10+ (27.6 percent) accessed the internet
in the last three months. Use of internet is predictably higher among urban residents in the last three months, at 34.9 percent compared with 19.6 percent among the rural ones.
The mobile phone is the primary location from which the internet is accessed, and the home is the second preferred location with a wide percentage gap between
the two (89.6 percent compared with 8.9 percent)
Only 8.8 percent of the population aged
15+ owns a bank account. A significant difference is present by level of education: 27.6 percent for higher education compared with 6.0 percent for no formal education
10+ (27.6 percent) accessed the internet
in the last three months. Use of internet is predictably higher among urban residents in the last three months, at 34.9 percent compared with 19.6 percent among the rural ones.
The mobile phone is the primary location from which the internet is accessed, and the home is the second preferred location with a wide percentage gap between
the two (89.6 percent compared with 8.9 percent)
Only 8.8 percent of the population aged
15+ owns a bank account. A significant difference is present by level of education: 27.6 percent for higher education compared with 6.0 percent for no formal education
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