Research Participants in Kenya
Besample is an online platform that helps researchers recruit participants in Kenya.
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Kenya for your research: Overview
Through Besample, you can get direct access to a reliable pool of research participants in Kenya for local surveys, longitudinal studies, cross-cultural comparative studies, and other academic research.
- Region
- Sub-Saharan Africa
- Population
- 54 million
- Income Group
- Lower-middle income
- GNI per Capita
- $2,110
Kenya Participant Pool: Demographics
Besample gives you access to pre-screened research participants and survey respondents in Kenya based on your target criteria.
Sample Statistics
- Available Sample Size
- ~2000
- English Proficiency
- 94%
Age Breakdown
- 18–24 years
- 44%
- 25–34 years
- 47%
- 35–44 years
- 8%
- 45–54 years
- 1%
- 55–64 years
- 0.37%
- 65–74 years
- 0.08%
- 75+ years
- 0.02%
Gender Distribution
- Female
- 31%
- Male
- 69%
- Non-binary / Other
- <0.06%
As an additional service, Besample supports targeting beyond basic age and gender, including education level, parenthood and age of children, relationship status, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, and other participant characteristics.
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Why Study Kenya?
Kenya provides a useful setting for studying social and behavioral change in East Africa. Population growth, urbanization, increasing digital connectivity, and differences between urban and rural communities create opportunities to examine how changing environments influence behavior. This makes Kenya relevant for research on technology use, communication, economic behavior, social networks, trust, and changing social norms.