The Gross County Product per capita, or GCP per capita, is a measure of a county’s economic output that accounts for its number of people. It divides the county’s gross county product by its total population. The fact that the GCP per capita divides a county’s economic output by its total population makes it a good measurement of a county’s standard of living, especially since it tells you how prosperous a county feels to each of its residents.
Here are the top 10 poorest counties in Kenya.
Rank | County | GCP per capita |
1. | Mandera | $967 |
2. | West Pokot | $1,390 |
3. | Turkana | $1,393 |
4. | Wajir | $1,587 |
5. | Kilifi | $1,645 |
6. | Migori | $1,756 |
7. | Garissa | $1,787 |
8. | Samburu | $1,800 |
9. | Kitui | $1,829 |
10. | Vihiga | $1,848 |
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