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EICV7 Consumption Poverty.

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Rwanda's official consumption poverty headcount from the Seventh Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV7), fielded from late October 2023 to early October 2024 across 15,054 households representing 62,110 people. A person is counted as poor if consumption per adult equivalent falls below RWF 560,127 per year in January 2024 prices. 27.4% of the population was poor in 2023/24, ranging from 9.1% in the City of Kigali to 37.4% in Western Province, and from 16.7% in urban areas to 31.6% in rural ones. Each estimate carries its sampling uncertainty: standard error, 95% confidence interval, coefficient of variation and design effect, which is unusual among the sources imibare publishes and is what makes it possible to say whether two provinces actually differ. Source is table 9.1 of the EICV7 Main Indicators Report; the machine-readable copy is fetched from the RISA Data Sharing Platform (data.gov.rw) and cross-checked against page 81 of the report, which matches on all 8 rows and all 7 numeric columns.

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CONSUMPTION POVERTY

A Rwandan in Western Province is four times as likely to be poor as one in Kigali: 37.4% against 9.1%.

Headcount poverty rate by province · percent of population · EICV7, 2023/24

SOURCE: National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda · EICV7 Consumption Poverty (irregular) · Updated 2026-08-14
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imibare contributors. (2026). EICV7 Consumption Poverty [Data set]. imibare. v2026-08-14. https://imibare.org/datasets/rw.nisr.eicv-poverty.irregular