Geospatial Advocacy Kenya is a recent initiative that seeks to promote and advance the geospatial industry in Kenya through geospatial advocacy. To introduce the organization to the wider public I published a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on their website.
Under the enactment of Kenya’s 2010 constitution, 47 counties were created as part of a devolved government. For benchmarking purposes, segmentation of these counties should be based on similarity. Clustering models and machine learning allow us to do just that.
In two earlier articles on Power BI I showed how to connect to Google Analytics and how to create an ArcGIS Map visualization. I have now gone through the course Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Power BI, and will give you access to some of the interactive reports that I have built.
Kenya conducted its last population and housing census in 2009. Total population was initially estimated at 38.6 million, but this has now been revised to 37.7 million. Since population is a key factor in planning, let us review the census data with the aim of enhancing its dissemination and utilization.
38.6 million people lived in Kenya in 2009 according to its national census. The population could reach 50 million by 2020, but the predictions depend on the data source and method used. In this article we look at some of the population data sources and their predictions.