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Boké: population, poverty, jobs, health, schools, water and sanitation

Boké is a administrative region of Guinea, number 5 of 8 by population. The Institut National de la Statistique projected the population of the Boké region at 1,441,618 for 2024 (706,546 male, 735,072 female), 10.3% of Guinea's projected 13.99 million; 4th smallest of the 8 regions. This is a projection from the 2014 census.

Population (INS projection from the 2014 census)
1,441,618
2024
Population below the national poverty line
46.4%
2018/19
Unemployment rate
2.3%
2018/19
Population with at least basic drinking water
59.8%
2024-25
Under-five deaths per 1,000 live births (10 years before the survey)
92
2015-2024
Children 12-23 months with all basic vaccines
24.0%
2024-25
Children under 5 stunted
41.4%
2024-25
Net primary school attendance rate
61.7%
2024-25

In depth

How many people in Boké live in towns?

27.7% of Boké's people were projected to live in towns in 2024, 3rd most urban of the 8 regions (Guinea: 37.5%; Conakry is entirely urban).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Guinea · saved copy

How many children do women in Boké have?

Women in Boké have 4.0 children each on average, according to the 2024-2025 Demographic and Health Survey, 2nd lowest of the 8 regions (Guinea: 4.5).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Guinea, with ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

Are births registered in Boké?

49.4% of children under five in Boké had their birth registered with the civil registry in 2024-2025, 2nd lowest of the 8 regions (Guinea: 59.3%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Guinea, with ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

More figures

How administrative regions are governed in Guinea

Administrative regions (8, including the special zone of Conakry). Governor appointed by the president. Coordinates state services; planned elected regions had not been set up by 2022.

Every tier of government in Guinea

Other administrative regions of Guinea

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Sources

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