The Non-Profit Sector in Kenya - Aga Khan Development Network

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Table of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction 1What about the non-profit sector in Kenya?What this publication is aboutChapter 2: Growth Of The Non-Profit Sector In Kenya 4Explaining growthChapter 3: Size And Scope Of Non-Profit Sector 8Main features of the sectorOutdistances major industriesSimilar to other developing countriesAttracts volunteersHuge membershipMission of improving the welfare of societyChapter 4: Sources Of Revenue And Expenditure Patterns 16REVENUEFees are the dominant revenueNGOs are dependent on external donorsSelf help community groups are self reliantEXPENDITUREExpenditure patternsChapter 5:: Conclusions And Policy Implications 23
List of TablesTable 1: Example of non-profit sector organisations in Kenya 5Table 2: Number of non-profit organisations by seven categories in Kenya(1997-2005) in order of magnitude in 2005 7Table 3: Change in number of NPOs by seven categories (in 1997 and 2005)in order of amount of change 7Table 4: Significance of the non-profit Sector 10Table 5: NPO employment (paid and volunteers) by ICPNO 10Table 6: Non-profit workforce as a share of the economically-activepopulation by different kinds of country 12Table 7: Membership in NPOs in Kenya by ICNPO category 14Table 8: Mission of non-profit organisations 15Table 9: Sources of revenue by fields 19Table 10: NGOs sources of funding 21List of FiguresFigure 1: Overview of annual growth of NPOs (1997 and 2005) 8Figure 2: The Kenya non-profit sector workforce in context 11Figure 3: Distribution of paid employees and volunteers between serviceand expressive activities in Kenya 12Figure 4: Volunteers as a share of the sector workforce, Kenya, developingand transitional countries, and 36 countries 13Figure 5: Distribution of NGOs by sector in 2006 15Figure 6: Sources of non-profit sector funding 17Figure 7: Sources of non-profit revenue, Kenya and elsewhere 18Figure 8: Sources of non-profit revenue in Kenya by field 20Figure 9: Sources of revenue including volunteers 21Figure 10: NPOs expenditure by field 22
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