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KLMIS – Kenya Labour Market Information System

About KLMIS

Kenya's official Labour Market Information System, connecting job seekers, employers, researchers and policymakers with actionable workforce intelligence.

2014 Established
47 Counties
Free Open access

What is KLMIS?

Kenya Labour Market Information System

The Kenya Labour Market Information System (KLMIS) is a web-based portal that improves access to, and the quality of, Labour Market Information (LMI) available to the public, helping labour market participants make informed decisions.

These participants include students (prospective workers) making career choices, workers looking for job opportunities, and employers, investors and policy stakeholders.

  1. A national system

    KLMIS is a national system under the direct purview of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, State Department for Labour and Skills Development (Directorate of National Human Resource Planning and Development), for the analysis of labour market trends and emerging human capital issues.

  2. Labour Market Observatory Unit

    The Labour Market Observatory Unit (Labour Market Information and Analysis Unit) within the Directorate of NHRP&D was established to centralise the activities needed to manage and develop KLMIS.

  3. History & partners

    Development of KLMIS started in 2014 with technical assistance from the International Labour Organization (ILO). Since 2016, both its infrastructure and content have received major support through the Kenya Youth Employment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP), under its component on improving labour market information.

Who KLMIS serves

Labour market information for every decision-maker

Students & prospective workers

Explore occupations, skills in demand and career pathways before choosing what to study.

Job seekers & workers

Follow job opportunities and employment trends across sectors and counties.

Employers & investors

Understand skills availability and workforce trends to plan hiring and investment.

Policymakers & researchers

Use national labour market evidence for planning, policy and human capital analysis.