FIGURE 10: Type of floor material for the Shona community and Kenyans Percent of households 100 80 2 9 5 1 7 7 4 4 84 69 92 73 78 69 20 0 19 1 8 8 8 60 40 2 13 9 4 12 Shona National (urban) Population average Earth/sand Dung 0.5 Shona 5 National 2 Shona Kiambu County Cement Carpet 5 National Nairobi County Ceramic tiles Other Source: Shona SES (2019) and KIHBS (KNBS 2015/16).  FIGURE 11: Type of wall material for the Shona community and Kenyans Percent of households 100 80 5 47 6 7 28 30 60 40 20 0 16 32 16 39 46 14 13 Shona National (urban) Population average Shona 4 2 25 29 77 37 48 21 15 29 2 National 8 Shona 3 National Kiambu County Nairobi County Mud/with stone/bamboo/uncovered adobe Corrugated iron sheet Cement/cement blocks/bricks Stone with lime/cement Other Source: Shona SES (2019) and KIHBS (KNBS 2015/16). 69 percent). However, for Kenyans, those living in Nairobi are almost as likely to use cement as those in Kiambu (78 percent vs. 73 percent, p<0.293). 21.  On average, most Shona community houses are built using stone with lime and cement. Almost half of Shona houses, mainly in Nairobi, have stone with lime or cement as wall materials, which is less than what is observed for nationals living in urban areas where cement blocks are more common (Figure 11). The use of stone with lime for walls is more common for Shona community houses in Nairobi than those in Kiambu. In contrast, Shona house walls in Kiambu are more likely to be built with corrugated iron sheets. Findings 10183_Shona Report.indd 13  13 12/14/20 2:56 PM