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Economy, jobs and prices in Kita, Mali: official figures

55.9% of people aged 15 and over in Kita were in work at the 2022 census (74.6% of men, 39.1% of women), the lowest of Mali's 20 regions (counting Bamako) (Mali: 59.0%).

Employment rate, people aged 15+
55.9%
2022
Households with electric or solar lighting
66.2%
2022

What is the unemployment rate in Kita?

The census measured unemployment in Kita at 3.0% of the labour force aged 15 and over in 2022, 10th lowest of Mali's 20 regions (counting Bamako) (Mali: 4.8%); 2.8% for women.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

What work do people in Kita do?

62.8% of working people in Kita worked in farming, herding, fishing and other primary activities in 2022, joint 6th highest of Mali's 20 regions (counting Bamako); 24.0% worked in services and trade.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

How many people in Kita have a salaried job?

Only 3.4% of working people in Kita were wage or salary employees in 2022 (2.7% permanent), against 8.7% across Mali; 72.6% worked for themselves and 20.7% helped in a family business or farm.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

How many cattle are there in Kita?

The national livestock directorate (DNPIA) estimated the herd in Kita at 210,923 cattle in 2023, 1.5% of Mali's 13.63 million, along with 129,820 sheep and 174,762 goats; 5th lowest of Mali's 20 regions (counting Bamako) for cattle.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali · saved copy

Do households in Kita have electricity?

66.2% of households in Kita had electric lighting in 2022 (grid, rural network, generator or solar panel), 10th lowest of Mali's 20 regions (counting Bamako) (Mali: 74.9%); 16.1% were on the national EDM grid and 48.1% relied on solar panels.

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

How Kita compares with other regions

Employment rate, people aged 15 and over (2022)

Kita ranks 20 of 20, highest first.

RankRegionEmployment rate, people aged 15 and over
14Dioïla58.7%
15Sikasso58.4%
16Koulikoro58.3%
17Nara57.6%
18Bandiagara57.4%
19Bamako56.8%
20Kita55.9%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

Unemployment rate, people aged 15 and over (2022)

Kita ranks 11 of 20, highest first.

RankRegionUnemployment rate, people aged 15 and over
8Tombouctou3.8%
9Nara3.5%
10Mopti3.1%
11Kita3.0%
12Kayes2.7%
13Ménaka2.6%
14Sikasso2.5%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

Households with electric or solar lighting (2022)

Kita ranks 11 of 20, highest first.

RankRegionHouseholds with electric or solar lighting
8Mopti72.3%
9San69.8%
10Kidal68.0%
11Kita66.2%
12Kayes64.3%
13Tombouctou53.0%
14Nioro48.2%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (INSTAT), Mali and Bureau Central du Recensement · saved copy

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