ken-etcp-tdk-1948-2017-v2
Tobacco Data for Kenya 1948-2017
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Kenya | ken |
Price Survey [hh/prc]
Data on Aliments, Tobacco and Alcohol (DATA) Project. Tobacco Data for Kenya 1948-2017 [dataset]. Version 2. Cape Town: DATA [producer], 2018. Cape Town: DataFirst [distributor], 2018. DOI: https://doi.org/10.25828/rjdd-5z75
The Data on Alcohol, Tobacco and Aliments (DATA) in Africa Project of the Economics of Tobacco Control Project at the University of Cape Town seeks to increase awareness of and access to economic and policy data for tobacco and alcohol-related policies in sub-Saharan Africa. The project collated economic data on tobacco in Kenya from public records. Data on consumption, production, price, trade, excise tax and tax revenue of tobacco and tobacco products were extracted from the KNBS annual reports, Statistical Abstracts and Economic Surveys. The DATA Project sourced the tobacco excise tax regime data from reports of the Kenya Institute of Public Research and International Institute for Legislative Affairs in Kenya. The tobacco tax structure data illustrates the progression from a uniform tax, to a tiered tobacco excise tax system, and then to a specific tax between 2003 and 2016. Tobacco consumption, tax revenue, trade, and price data are all imperative for sound research on the impact of tobacco tax and other policies on consumption, trade and revenue. This research is crucial for policy makers and public health advocates.
Administrative records
Other
v1: Edited, anonymised data for public distribution
2018
Version 1 of the dataset was deposited by the Data on Alcohol and Tobacco in Africa Project at the University of Cape Town in June 2017.
This version, version 2, has updated data which was deposited with DataFirst in October 2018.
The dataset includes data on production and consumption of tobacco and tobacco products (cigars and cigarettes), prices over time for one Kenyan cigarette brand, tobacco trade (imports and exports of tobacco, unit price of imports of cigars and cigarettes), taxation, including excise revenue (tobacco and cigarettes) and excise tax (cigarettes) , and percentage tobacco market share of producers in Kenya.
The data has national coverage.
The dataset includes economic data on tobacco and tobacco products in Kenya.
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Data on Aliments, Tobacco and Alcohol (DATA) Project | University of Cape Town |
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Kenya National Bureau of Statistics | Original data source |
Kenya Institute for Public Research and Policy Analysis | Original data source |
International Institute for Legislative Affairs | Original data source |
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International Development Research Centre | Funder |
Start | End |
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1948 | 2017 |
The data was sourced from government reports and reports of non-governmental research organisations in Kenya.
Production and Consumption Data:
The main source of production and consumption data are reports from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (Annual Reports, Economic Surveys, and the Statistical Abstracts). There are inconsistencies in the cigarette and cigar production and consumption data across different years in these reports from 2004 to 2011, however. The DATA project selected the most likely amounts, and the dataset includes source documentation for further details. Data for the most recent year (2015) is provisional, and subject to revision.
Excise Tax Data:
As of 2003, there were four tiers of cigarette excise taxes in Kenya. The tiers were based on the retail selling price (RSP) of the cigarette brand. This excise tax was increased across all tiers in 2005, and increased again for cigarettes with a RSP above 3500 Kenyan Shillings (KES) in 2006, and again amended in 2007. The excise tax on cigarettes in the other 3 tiers were also increased and revised againin 2008. In July 2011, the complex excise tax structure was amended to KES 1,200 or 35% of the RSP, whichever was higher. In November 2015, the excise tax was KES 2500 across all brands and RSPs. Additional taxes on cigarettes in Kenya include value added tax (VAT) at 16% of ex -factory price, and import duties at 30% value of consignment. Countries in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) receive preferential rates on import duties.
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DataFirst | University of Cape Town | https://www.datafirst.uct.ac.za | support@data1st.org |
Public use files, available to all
Data on Aliments, Tobacco and Alcohol (DATA) Project. Tobacco Data for Kenya 1948-2017 [dataset]. Version 2. Cape Town: DATA [producer], 2018. Cape Town: DataFirst [distributor], 2018. DOI: https://doi.org/10.25828/rjdd-5z75
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DataFirst Helpdesk | University of Cape Town | support@data1st.org | support.data1st.org |
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DataFirst | University of Cape Town | Metadata producer |
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