 FIGURE 17: Source of lighting for the Shona community and Kenyans 3 Percent of households 100 1 3 1 3 87 90 80 74 60 91 91 92 40 4 20 21 4 1 0 3 1 Shona Shona National (urban) Population average Firewood 1 12 6 1 National Shona Kiambu County Lamp/candle/torch 8 National Nairobi County Solar/biogas Electricity/generator Other Source: Shona SES (2019) and KIHBS (KNBS 2015/16). BOX Kenya RRPS insights on access to health facilities 4 Most Shona report lower access to health facilities than before the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in March 2020, mainly due to fear of getting infected by the virus. More than 7 in 10 Shona community households report lower access to health facilities after the outbreak of the pandemic, compared to nearly 3 in 10 nationals (p<0.01; Figure 18). This is similar to the reported access of urban refugees. The main reason for having lower access to health facilities is fear of getting infected with the virus, which was cited by almost all Shona community households (Figure 19). The lower access to health facilities could have an impact on the general health conditions of persons of concern beyond the pandemic, and their ability to cope with it.  FIGURE 18: Lower access to health     FIGURE 19: Reasons for lower access facilities than before March 2020 to health facilities 72 75 120 80 60 28 40 20 0 Shona Urban refugees Nationals Percent of households Percent of households 100 92 88 100 73 80 60 40 20 0 8 Shona 12 6 Urban refugees 17 11 Nationals Fear of getting infected Long waiting lines Doctor not available due to high demand Source: Kenya COVID-19 RRPS (2020). Note: More details in online dashboard: www.kenyacovidtracker.org Findings 10183_Shona Report.indd 17  17 12/14/20 2:56 PM