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Poverty and living standards in Faranah, Guinea: official figures

63.9% of people in Faranah lived below the national poverty line in the 2018/19 household living conditions survey (EHCVM), 2nd highest of the 8 regions (Guinea: 43.7%); the poverty gap index (how far below the line poor people fall, averaged over the whole population) was 22.2% (Guinea: 12.5%).

How deprived are households in Faranah?

The multidimensional poverty index, which counts people deprived in schooling, health and living conditions at once, was 43.5% in Faranah in 2018/19, 2nd highest of the 8 regions (Guinea: 31.6%).

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

How unequal is Faranah?

The Gini index of consumption inequality in Faranah was 0.261 in 2018/19 (0 means everyone consumes the same), 3rd most unequal of the 8 regions (Guinea as a whole: 0.272).

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

How common is domestic violence in Faranah?

27.3% of women in Faranah who had ever had a husband or partner had suffered emotional, physical or sexual violence from their current or most recent partner, and 19.1% physical violence (2024-2025); 2nd lowest of the 8 regions (Guinea: 36.9%).

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

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How Faranah compares with other administrative regions

Population below the national poverty line (2018/19)

Faranah ranks 2 of 8, highest first.

RankRegionPopulation below the national poverty line
1Labé66.0%
2Faranah63.9%
3Kindia59.5%
4Boké46.4%
5Nzérékoré45.6%
6Mamou44.7%
7Kankan30.5%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Guinea · saved copy

Multidimensional poverty index (2018/19)

Faranah ranks 2 of 8, highest first.

RankRegionMultidimensional poverty index
1Labé44.8%
2Faranah43.5%
3Mamou34.8%
4Boké34.7%
5Kindia34.2%
6Nzérékoré34.0%
7Kankan32.8%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Guinea · saved copy

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