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Poverty and living standards in Red Sea, Egypt: official figures

At the 2017 census 46.1% of residential buildings in Red Sea were connected to the public sewer, 12th highest of the 27 governorates (Egypt: 40.3%); in rural areas the share was 8.5%.

Do homes in Red Sea have piped gas?

26.4% of residential buildings in Red Sea had piped natural gas at the 2017 census, 7th highest of the 27 governorates (Egypt: 13.4%).

Source: Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) (copy published by the Ministry of Social Solidarity) · saved copy

How many people in Red Sea get Takaful and Karama?

The Ministry of Social Solidarity counted 8,678 beneficiaries of Takaful and Karama, its main anti-poverty cash-transfer programme, in Red Sea in 2022/23: about 21 per 1,000 residents, 5th lowest of the 27 governorates (Egypt: 41).

Source: Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) (copy published by the Ministry of Social Solidarity) · saved copy

How much do Takaful and Karama pay in Red Sea?

Payments to them totalled LE 47.26 million in 2022/23, about LE 5,445 per beneficiary for the year (Egypt: LE 5,426).

Source: Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) (copy published by the Ministry of Social Solidarity) · saved copy

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How Red Sea compares with other governorates

Residential buildings on the public sewer (2017 census) (2017)

Red Sea ranks 12 of 27, highest first.

RankRegionResidential buildings on the public sewer (2017 census)
9Giza51.8%
10Qalyubia51.5%
11New Valley49.8%
12Red Sea46.1%
13Kafr El Sheikh42.3%
14Ismailia36.7%
15Monufia36.1%
Source: Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) (copy published by the Ministry of Social Solidarity) · saved copy

Takaful and Karama beneficiaries per 1,000 residents (2022/23)

Red Sea ranks 23 of 27, highest first.

RankRegionTakaful and Karama beneficiaries per 1,000 residents
20Gharbia26
21Qalyubia26
22Monufia25
23Red Sea21
24Alexandria21
25Cairo20
26Suez17
Source: Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) (copy published by the Ministry of Social Solidarity) · saved copy

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