Every dataset we hold.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures changes over time in the general level of prices of goods and services that households acquire for the purpose of consumption.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) compiled by the expenditure approach, measuring the total value of final goods and services produced in Rwanda each calendar year.

The Labour Force Survey (LFS) is a quarterly household survey conducted by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) that measures the labour market characteristics of Rwanda's working-age population.

Monthly external trade statistics compiled by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) reporting Rwanda's merchandise exports, imports, and trade balance.

Core demographic snapshot from Rwanda's Population and Housing Census (PHC), covering the 4th edition (RPHC4, 2012) and 5th edition (RPHC5, 2022).

Household and housing characteristics from Rwanda's Population and Housing Census (PHC), covering the 4th edition (RPHC4, 2012) and 5th edition (RPHC5, 2022).

Labour force participation rate, employment-to-population ratio, and distribution of employed population by economic activity (industry) and occupation, drawn from Rwanda's 4th (2012) and 5th (2022) Population and Housing Census.

Educational attainment, school attendance rates (GAR/NAR), and literacy by language drawn from Rwanda's 5th (2022) Population and Housing Census.

Total Fertility Rate (TFR), Age-Specific Fertility Rates (ASFR), Crude Birth Rate (CBR), General Fertility Rate (GFR), and mean parity (children ever born to women aged 50+/55+) drawn from Rwanda's Population and Housing Census.

Infant Mortality Rate (IMR), Child Mortality Rate (CMR), Under-Five Mortality Rate (U5MR), Crude Death Rate (CDR), and life expectancy at birth/age 20/age 60 (e0/e20/e60), drawn from Rwanda's Population and Housing Census.

Social and demographic characteristics of the resident population from the RPHC4 (2012) "Final Results - Publication Tables" workbook (Final Results - Publication tables.

Internal migration rates (lifetime since-birth and recent within-5-years), province-to-province migration flow shares, and migration effectiveness ratios drawn from Rwanda's Fifth Population and Housing Census (2022).

Sex ratio by age group and province, the Gender Parity Index for primary and secondary educational attainment, the share of household heads who are female, and the employment-to-population ratio gender gap by province and district - drawn from Rwanda's Fifth Population and Housing Census (2022).

Population projections by 5-year age group and sex, drawn from Rwanda's Fourth (2012) and Fifth (2022) Population and Housing Censuses.

The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) and its headcount/intensity components, the distribution of households by poverty status (non-poor, vulnerable, moderately poor, severely poor), a poverty-rate trend across the 2002, 2012 and 2022 census rounds, and the contribution of each of 10 MPI indicators (school attendance, years of schooling, electricity, housing, cooking fuel, sanitation, drinking water, assets, health insurance, child mortality) to the index by province, drawn from Rwanda's Fifth Population and Housing Census (2022).

Two decades of Rwandan living conditions in one table: 33 indicators across five rounds of the Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey, from EICV2 in 2005/06 to EICV7 in 2023/24, covering poverty, demography, education, housing, health and economic activity.

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.

School attendance, literacy, numeracy, computer skills, repetition and promotion from the Seventh Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV7), fielded from late October 2023 to early October 2024.

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Who moved in the five years to 2023/24, where from, and why, from the Seventh Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV7).

Health problems reported, medical consultations made and health insurance coverage, from the Seventh Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV7), fielded from late October 2023 to early October 2024.

Fertility and contraceptive use from the seventh Rwanda Demographic and Health Survey (2025 RDHS), fielded June to November 2025 and published in December 2025 by NISR with the Ministry of Health.

Childhood vaccination and nutritional status from the seventh Rwanda Demographic and Health Survey (2025 RDHS).

Malaria prevalence in children and in women from the sixth Rwanda Demographic and Health Survey (2019-20).

The distribution of agricultural households and households engaged in crop farming and animal husbandry by area of residence (total, urban, rural), the percentage of households cultivating each of 9 crop groups (cereals, legumes, tubers and roots, banana, vegetables, fruits, beverage crops, spices crops, sugar crops), and the percentage of households owning each of 9 livestock types (cows, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits, chickens, other poultry, bee hives, other) by province and district, drawn from Rwanda's Fifth Population and Housing Census (2022).

The Producer Price Index (PPI) measures changes over time in the prices received by domestic producers for their output.

The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) measures short-term changes in the volume of industrial output in Rwanda's formal sector.

Headline financial inclusion indicators from the FinScope Rwanda household survey series, commissioned by Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) and NISR.

The Seasonal Agricultural Survey (SAS) is an annual survey conducted by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) that measures crop production across Rwanda's three agricultural seasons: Season A (September-February, long rains), Season B (March-June, short rains), and Season C (July-September, small cool season).

Women vs.

Caesarean sections and births with prenatal deaths by hospital type (2019-2024), sourced from the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) via Tables 3.

HIV testing positivity yield, PMTCT coverage, ARV distribution and couples tested for HIV (2019-2024), sourced from the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) via Tables 3.

Family planning users (new and continuing) disaggregated by contraceptive method and units distributed in health facilities, 2019-2024, sourced from the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) via Table 3.

Malaria proportional mortality and tuberculosis incidence and treatment outcomes for Rwanda, 2019-2024, sourced from the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) via Tables 3.

Child nutrition monitoring and malnutrition treatment outcomes for Rwanda, 2019-2024, sourced from the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) via Tables 3.

Health service utilization metrics for Rwanda sourced from Tables 3.

Morbidity and mortality indicators for Rwanda sourced from Tables 3.

Health system infrastructure and capacity indicators for Rwanda, sourced from Tables 3.

Enrollment counts in Rwanda's education system by level, school status, sex, and academic year.

Annual breakdown of student enrollment in Rwanda by field of study, compiled from the MINEDUC School Census and published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Annual education access indicators for Rwanda compiled from the MINEDUC School Census and published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Annual education retention indicators for Rwanda compiled from the MINEDUC School Census and published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Annual national examination results for Rwanda compiled from the MINEDUC School Census and Rwanda Education Board (REB), published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Annual higher education graduate statistics compiled from the MINEDUC School Census, published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Annual school-count statistics compiled from the MINEDUC School Census, published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Annual teaching and administrative staff statistics compiled from the MINEDUC School Census, published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Disability inclusion and vulnerable learner statistics compiled from the MINEDUC School Census, published in the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025.

Land administration statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, ENVIRONMENT sheet, Tables 5.

Quarterly mineral export statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, ENVIRONMENT sheet, Tables 5.

National park tourism statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRAVEL and TOURISM sheet, Tables 9.

Tourism accommodation capacity compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRAVEL and TOURISM sheet, Table 9:3.

Registered tourism investment compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRAVEL and TOURISM sheet, Table 9.

Forest cover statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, ENVIRONMENT sheet, Tables 5.

Event-level disaster impact compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, ENVIRONMENT sheet, Tables 5.

Station-level monthly climate compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, ENVIRONMENT sheet, Tables 5.

Electricity statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, WATER and ENERGY PRODUCTION sheet, Tables 7.

Water supply statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, WATER and ENERGY PRODUCTION sheet, Tables 7.

Aviation traffic statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRANSPORTATION and COMMUNIC sheet, Table 8.

Road network statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRANSPORTATION and COMMUNIC sheet, Tables 8.

ICT subscription statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRANSPORTATION and COMMUNIC sheet, Tables 8.

Road transport operator statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, TRANSPORTATION and COMMUNIC sheet, Tables 8.

Crime statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, LAW ENFORCEMENT sheet, Tables 14.

Court caseload statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, LAW ENFORCEMENT sheet, Tables 14.

Driver licensing statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, LAW ENFORCEMENT sheet, Tables 14.

Road safety statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, LAW ENFORCEMENT sheet, Tables 14.

Agricultural export statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, AGRICULTURE sheet, Tables 6.

Livestock service statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, AGRICULTURE sheet, Table 6.

Headline macroeconomic aggregates from the NISR National Accounts 2025 release, Table A.

Gross domestic product by kind of economic activity, from the NISR National Accounts 2025 release, Tables 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 2B and 3.

Quarterly trade by product compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, BUSINESS ENTERPRISES AND FOREIGN TRADE sheet, Tables 13.

Quarterly trade by partner country compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, BUSINESS ENTERPRISES AND FOREIGN TRADE sheet, Tables 13.

Trade exhibition participation compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, BUSINESS ENTERPRISES AND FOREIGN TRADE sheet, Table 13.

Balance of payments compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, BANKING AND FINANCE sheet, Table 12.

District-level social security statistics compiled from the Rwanda Statistical Yearbook 2025, BANKING AND FINANCE sheet, Tables 12.

Rwanda's Foreign Private Capital (FPC) survey, the annual census of foreign investment run by the National Bank of Rwanda with the National Institute of Statistics and the Rwanda Development Board.

The sectoral composition of Rwanda's Foreign Private Capital, from the National Bank of Rwanda's Foreign Private Capital survey: total FPC inflows (flow) and year-end stock by sector of economic activity, in US dollars.

Daily official exchange rates published by the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR), expressing the Rwandan Franc (RWF) per one unit of each foreign currency.

Monthly weighted average interbank overnight lending rate published by the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) from the Interbank Foreign Exchange and Money Market data.

Quarterly Financial Soundness Indicators (FSIs) for Rwanda's banking sector published by the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR).

Monthly interest rate structure published by the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) from its financial market statistics.

The Depository Corporations Survey published by the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR), the standard monetary survey of Rwanda's banking system.

Quarterly statistics on Rwanda's retail payment channels, published by the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) and the backbone of the country's digital economy story.

Rwanda's public debt sustainability indicators, expressed as a share of gross domestic product and published each year by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) in its Debt Stock workbook.

Rwanda's central government domestic debt in levels, published each year by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) in its Debt Stock workbook.

Rwanda's General Government statement of operations, compiled by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) on the IMF Government Finance Statistics (GFSM2014) framework and published as a spreadsheet through its publications data portal.

Rwanda's long-run central government fiscal history, compiled by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) in the discontinued IMF GFSM1986 framework and carried in the MacroFramework compendium published through its data portal.

Rwanda's medium-term macroeconomic framework, the government's own Selected Economic Indicators table published by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) in its MacroFramework compendium.

Rwanda's audited Consolidated Financial Statements, prepared each year by the Office of the Accountant General in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) and audited by the Office of the Auditor General, then published as annual reports through the ministry's publications portal.

Annual social security contribution data compiled by the Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB), disaggregated by scheme including medical insurance, pension, and occupational hazards.

Annual tax revenue collected by the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA), disaggregated by major tax type: Value Added Tax (VAT), Pay As You Earn (PAYE), Corporate and Personal Income Tax (profit tax), excise duties, customs duties, fuel levy, Local Government Tax (LGT), and other taxes.

Annual counts of registered taxpayers in Rwanda compiled by the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA), broken down by enterprise size segment (Micro/Small, Medium, Large) and by location (Kigali City vs.

Annual tax base statistics published by the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA), covering employer and employee counts and PAYE salary values by income bracket, as well as importer and exporter counts and trade values by CIF and FOB bracket.

Annual tax compliance statistics published by the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA), covering electronic filing rates, on-time filing and payment rates by enterprise size and tax type, audit and appeal case counts, and the outstanding domestic tax arrears stock.

Annual international trade statistics compiled by the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) from customs declarations, covering imports on a cost-insurance-freight (CIF) basis and exports on a free-on-board (FOB) basis in RWF billions.

Annual gender-disaggregated statistics on Rwanda's taxpayer base and revenue, published by the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA).

Annual count of privately registered vehicles in Rwanda, disaggregated by vehicle type: motorbikes, sedans, SUVs (sport utility vehicles), pick-ups, buses, trucks, trailers, and other.

Annual count of active taxpayers in Rwanda, disaggregated by major tax type: Personal Income Tax (PIT), Corporate Income Tax (CIT), Pay As You Earn (PAYE), Value Added Tax (VAT), Excise Duty, and PIT for motor vehicle owners (pit_motor_vehicles, tracked from FY 2021/22).

Tracks Rwanda's key macro fiscal performance indicators annually from FY 2009/10 to present, compiled from the RRA Annual Tax Statistics report series.

Central government fiscal revenue broken down by enterprise size (Large, Medium, Small/Micro) from the RRA Annual Tax Statistics report series.

Central government fiscal revenue broken down by economic sector from the RRA Annual Tax Statistics report series.

Adoption of Electronic Billing Machines (EBMs) among Rwanda's VAT-registered taxpayers, from the Rwanda Revenue Authority's Annual Tax Statistics reports.

Central and local government fiscal revenue disaggregated by province and district, published in the Rwanda Revenue Authority Annual Tax Statistics report series.

Central government fiscal revenue split between non-individual taxpayers (companies and other legal entities) and individual taxpayers (sole traders and natural persons), from the RRA Annual Tax Statistics report series.

Central government fiscal revenue split between the Domestic Tax Department and the Customs Services Department, from the RRA Annual Tax Statistics report series.

Quarterly telecom and ICT sector indicators from Rwanda's utilities regulator, taken from Table 1 ("Key ICT indicators") of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report.

Quarterly internet indicators for Rwanda from Section 4 of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report.

Quarterly Pay TV subscribers for Rwanda from Table 37 (Section 6) of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report, split into registered and active subscribers per operator: Canal+ Rwanda, Star Africa Media (StarTimes), Azam Media, and Tele 10.

Quarterly international roaming statistics for Rwanda from Section 2 (Tables 19, 20 and 21) of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report.

Quarterly telecom-sector employment for Rwanda from Table 36 (Section 5) of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report.

Quarterly telecom traffic for Rwanda from the trend tables of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report: mobile voice, mobile SMS, and fixed voice, each split national vs international, broken down by operator (MTN, Airtel, Liquid) and by flow.

Quarterly fixed telephone subscriptions for Rwanda from Table 22 (Section 3) of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report, broken down by operator: Airtel, MTN, Liquid Telecom, and BSC (which offers voice-over-IP lines).

The regulated per-minute tariff for fixed telephone (landline) calls in Rwanda, from Table 27 of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report.

The regulated mobile telephone tariffs in Rwanda, from Tables 3 to 5 of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report.

Quarterly count of active mobile money agent SIM cards in Rwanda, by mobile operator (MTN and Airtel), from Table 6 (Section 1.

Quarterly status of private letter boxes in Rwanda from Table 40 (Section 7.

Quarterly counts of postal and courier items handled in Rwanda from Table 41 (Section 7) of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report, the second dataset drawn from the regulator's postal and courier sub-sector.

Quarterly headcount of the people employed by Rwanda's postal and courier operators from Table 42 (Section 7) of the RURA ICT Sector Statistics Report, the third dataset drawn from the regulator's postal and courier sub-sector.

Quarterly electricity sector statistics from Rwanda's utilities regulator, drawn from the RURA Electricity Statistics Report (underlying data from EUCL-REG, the national utility).

Quarterly electricity generation in kilowatt-hours for each of the roughly 44 power plants on Rwanda's grid, from Table 1 of the RURA Electricity Statistics Report (underlying data from EUCL-REG, the national utility).

Quarterly electricity sold in kilowatt-hours broken down by customer category, from Table 3 of the RURA Electricity Statistics Report (underlying data from EUCL-REG, the national utility).

The applicable electricity end-user tariff schedule for Rwanda, from Tables 4, 6 and 7 of the RURA Electricity Statistics Report.

Monthly mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions from Rwanda's utilities regulator, taken from Table 1 of the RURA monthly Mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions report.

Quarterly count of WASAC urban water subscribers, published by Rwanda's utilities regulator in its Water Statistics Report.

Quarterly volume of water produced (cubic metres) by WASAC per water treatment plant, from Table 3 of the RURA Water Statistics Report.

Quarterly water supplied into the distribution network and water billed to customers (cubic metres) by WASAC per operational area, from Tables 4 and 5 of the RURA Water Statistics Report.

The regulated WASAC water tariff schedule, from Tables 6 and 7 of the RURA Water Statistics Report.

Investment registered with the Rwanda Development Board each calendar year: the total registered investment value in US dollars, the number of registered projects, and the jobs those projects are expected to create.

Rwanda's headline tourism-economy indicators as the Rwanda Development Board reports them each year: total tourism revenue in US dollars, the number of international visitor arrivals, and revenue from the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) segment.

Rwanda's two flagship agricultural exports, coffee and tea, reported by fiscal year (July to June): export value in US dollars and export volume in kilograms for each crop.

Rwanda's regulated maximum retail pump prices for petroleum products, set by the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) through periodic communiques (roughly every two months).

Quarterly count of licensed transport operators and their fleet size, per transport mode, from Tables 1 to 8 of the RURA Transport Statistics Report.

Quarterly number of regulatory offenses committed in each transport license category, from the trend table (Table 11) of the RURA Transport Statistics Report.

Kenya's headline inflation, published monthly by the Central Bank of Kenya as two series: annual average inflation, which is the average of the twelve monthly indices to the reference month against the preceding twelve, and 12-month inflation, which compares the reference month with the same month a year earlier.

Monthly remittance inflows to Kenya, published by the Central Bank of Kenya in thousands of US dollars, split into North America, Europe and Rest of World alongside the published total.

Monthly remittance inflows to Kenya by the country the money was sent from: 39 countries across six regions, plus three economic blocs, over 87 months from February 2019.

Kenya's mobile money system month by month from March 2007, the period in which M-PESA launched, published by the Central Bank of Kenya: the number of active agents, total registered mobile money accounts in millions, and the volume and value of agent cash-in and cash-out transactions.

The Kenya Electronic Payment and Settlement System (KEPSS), Kenya's real-time gross settlement system, month by month from August 2005: the number of transactions settled and their value in millions of Kenya shillings.

Kenya's card payment infrastructure month by month from July 2009, published by the Central Bank of Kenya: ATMs and POS machines in service, and cards in issue by type.

Kenya's consumer price index from March 1962, 599 observations spliced from the three places the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics publishes it, none of which is complete on its own.

Kenya's 2019 Population and Housing Census, counted on the night of 24 August 2019: population by sex, households by type, land area and population density, for the 47 counties and the national total.

Kenya's gross domestic product broken down by economic activity, from the Economic Survey's national accounts chapter.

What Kenya's national government spent, by function of government, for the five fiscal years to 2024/25.

Kenya's national government account in full, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25: what the government took in, what it spent, the gap between them, and how the gap was met.

Every tax and non-tax receipt Kenya's national government collects on the recurrent account, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

Kenya's account with the rest of the world, in the concepts of the sixth edition of the IMF's Balance of Payments Manual: the current, capital and financial accounts, net errors and omissions, the overall balance, and reserves.

What Kenya sells abroad and what it buys, commodity by commodity, from the customs records the Statistical Abstract publishes.

How much electricity Kenya can make and how much it actually made, by source, for the ten years to 2024.

Who buys the electricity Kenya's grid sells, by type of user, for the ten years to 2024.

How much electricity Kenya's five regions bought and how much never reached a meter, for the ten fiscal years to 2023/24.

How many customers are connected to Kenya's electricity grid, counted two ways as at 30 June each year, for the ten years to 2024.

How much of each refined petroleum product Kenya sold, for the ten years to 2024.

Kenya's whole energy system in one table, terajoules: how much coal, petroleum, electricity and biomass the country produced, imported, exported and consumed, for the four years to 2024, the shortest span on this seam.

Rwanda's headline consumer price index, rebased by imibare to a common reference period so that it can be read beside Kenya's.

Kenya's headline consumer price index, rebased by imibare to a common reference period so that it can be read beside Rwanda's.

What Kenya bought and sold in refined petroleum, for the seven years to 2024, in both tonnage and money.

Who burns Kenya's fuel, for the seven years to 2024.

What a litre of fuel costs in Kenya.

The crude price Kenya's pump prices sit downstream of.

What Kenya's county governments spend money on, by purpose, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

What each of Kenya's 47 counties spent, by economic type, in 2024/25.

What Kenya's county governments spent money on, by economic type, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

What Kenya's national government owed at the end of each June, and to whom, for the six years to 2024.

What it cost Kenya's national government to service its debt in each of the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

What Kenya's external debt service cost against what the country earned abroad, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

What Kenya collected in excise duty on domestically manufactured commodities and on services, for the seven calendar years to 2024.

What each of Kenya's 47 county governments was given and what it raised itself, for two fiscal years.

How much electricity Kenya's power stations could produce, and how much they could actually produce, for the seven years to 2024.

Where Kenya's electricity actually came from, for the seven years to 2024.

The generating capacity Kenya's businesses built for themselves rather than buying from the grid, for the seven years to 2024.

Where Kenya's electricity went, and how much of it never arrived, for the seven years to 2024.

What each class of Kenyan electricity customer actually paid a unit, for the seven fiscal years to 2023/24.

What fuel cost wholesale in Mombasa each December, for the seven years to 2024.

What Kenya's national government spent, by economic type, for the six fiscal years to 2024/25.

How Kenya's national government funds its capital account, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

What Kenya's national government's capital account buys and pays off, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

Everything Kenya's national government spent, classified two ways at once, for the seven fiscal years to 2024/25.

What Kenya's national government spent on each function of government, and on what within it, for fiscal year 2024/25.

What Kenya's farms sold, valued twice, for the ten calendar years to 2024.

What Kenya's marketing boards, millers and ginneries took in, for eight crops across the ten calendar years to 2024.

What Kenya's farmers were paid, per 100 kg, for nine agricultural products across the ten calendar years to 2024.

How Kenya's recorded produce sales split between large and small farms, in shillings, for the ten calendar years to 2024.

How many cooperative societies Kenya has registered, by what they do, for the ten years to 2024.

What Kenya's national irrigation schemes cropped, yielded, earned and paid out, for the nine fiscal years to 2023/24.

What Kenya's agriculture produced, what it consumed to produce it, and what was left over, for the nine years to 2024, measured twice: in the prices of each year and in the prices of 2016.

How much milk Kenya's dairy sector recorded as marketed, and what processors turned it into, for the thirteen years to 2024.

What Kenya's producers are paid for beef, pig meat and whole milk, for the thirteen years to 2024.

Kenya's whole merchandise trade account in five line items for the ten years to 2024, printed twice: once for all trading partners and once for COMESA.

What share of Kenya's domestic export earnings each principal commodity accounts for, for the ten years to 2024.

Kenya's domestic exports classified by what the goods are used for rather than what they are, for the ten years to 2024.

How much Kenya ships of each principal export commodity, by volume rather than by value, for the ten years to 2024.