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Mono: population, health, schools, water and power, living standards and local budgets

Mono is a department of Benin, number 12 of 12 by population. Mono had 497,243 residents at the 2013 General Population and Housing Census (RGPH4), 5.0% of Benin's 10.01 million; the smallest of the 12 departments. This is the latest official count by department: the fifth census has not yet published results.

Population (2013 census)
497,243
2013
Household members with electricity at home
44.0%
2021-22
Household population using at least basic drinking water
74.1%
2021-22
Under-five deaths per 1,000 live births (5 years before the survey)
75
2017-2022
Children 12-23 months with all basic vaccines
30.6%
2021-22
Children under 5 stunted
32.8%
2021-22
Primary-age children attending school (adjusted net attendance)
88.1%
2021-22
Population in the poorest national wealth fifth
26.4%
2021-22

In depth

How many people in Mono live in towns?

49.7% of Mono's people lived in urban areas at the 2013 census (247,239 urban, 250,004 rural), 3rd most urban of the 12 departments (Benin: 44.6%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique et de l'Analyse Économique (INSAE, now INStaD) with ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many children do women in Mono have?

Women in Mono would have 5.3 children each on average at the birth rates of the three years before the 2021-2022 MICS, 4th highest of the 12 departments (Benin: 4.7); there were 86 births a year per 1,000 girls aged 15 to 19 (Benin: 77).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique et de la Démographie (INStaD), with UNICEF (copy kept by the WHO/UNICEF JMP) · saved copy

Are births registered in Mono?

96.5% of children under five in Mono had their birth registered with the civil registry in 2021-2022, joint 2nd highest of the 12 departments (Benin: 92.6%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique et de la Démographie (INStaD), with UNICEF (copy kept by the WHO/UNICEF JMP) · saved copy

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How departments are governed in Benin

Departments (12). Prefect appointed by central government. State administration and legal oversight (tutelle) of the communes; not an elected local government.

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