The surveys explore dynamics of crime and violence in those counties, risk factors and protective factors, and potentials for prevention.  Preventing crime and violence is one of our primary defenses against a range of threats and also vulnerabilities that are known to and targeted by criminals to undermine public security. The costs of crime and violence are significant, ranging from direct costs such as destroyed public infrastructure, future costs of physical and mental health care, to indirect costs including productivity losses, population displacement, and overall welfare costs. Further, social multiplier effects portend the far-reaching ramifications of crime and violence, by measuring the impact in such areas as the erosion of social assets, intergenerational transfer of violence, reduction in quality of life, and decrease in public confidence in government and its institutions.

1. Kisumu County Crime and Violence Rapid Assessment.
2. Narok County Crime and Violence Rapid Assessment.
3. Mombasa County Crime And Violence Report.
4. Isiolo County Crime And Violence Rapid Assessment Report
5. Report of Kwale and Bungoma County Crime and Violence Prevention Surveys 2016
6. Narok County Crime Violence Prevention Survey, 2019
7. Mombasa and Isiolo Counties Baseline Survey (NCRC, KSG and USIU-Africa), 2017