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Table 10: NGOs sources of fundingSource Amount in Ksh % shareExternal donorsOwn sourcesPrivateIndividualsTotals17,893,628,9641,197,656,417819,537,088331,336,42320,242,158,89288.45.94.01.6100.0Source: Compiled from NGOs’ returns, NGOs’ BureauSelf help community groups are self reliantLocal community groups depend largely on their own sources of funding- largely member contributions. Although it is difficult to obtainadequate data on self-help groups, data on women groups for the periodbetween 2001 and 2006 shows that 97 percent of their revenuecame from contributions from members. The government contributedonly 3 percent in the form of grants.EXPENDITUREExpenditure patternsThe non-profit sector in Kenya accounted for US$270 million inexpenditures in 2000. This amount represents 2.5 percent of thenation’s gross domestic product (GDP), as reported below. The expenditureof all NPOs in the country is also estimated at about 2 percentof the total government expenditure in the country.Examining the different fields, the estimates show that developmentand housing is by far the most important component. It accounts forabout 27 percent of the total NPO operating expenditure. The otherimportant sub-sectors, in order of their contribution, are: social services(12%), education and research (11%), environment (11%), cultureand recreation (6%), civic and advocacy (6%), professional associations(2%), health (2%) and religion (2%). Philanthropy and internationalactivities separately account for less than 2 percent of the totaloperating expenses. Sub-sectors not elsewhere classified account forthe remaining 18 percent of the total operating expenses.Chapter 4 Sources of Revenue and Expenditure Patterns 21
Figure 10: NPOs expenditure by field22The Non-Profit Sector In Kenya
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