This paper investigates household seasonal food expenditure inequality in the rural Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya using the extended decomposition of Gini and primary data referred from February 2018 to January 2019. The new elements introduced by the paper are the disaggregation of the food expenditure by source of access (purchase, auto-consumption, and gifts); inclusion of traditional species in the food categories; the features of the area investigated; a novel focus on household economic disparities in flower enclave; and the comparison between the annual and monthly level of inequality to understand the seasonality in household inequality. The results highlight the positive contribution of the subsistence sector to the reduction of inequality during the harvesting period of respective food category; and the need for a well-coordinated set of poverty, food security and agricultural development policies to contribute to the achievement of the first goal of Agenda 2030.

本文使用基尼的扩展分解和从2018年2月到2019年1月的主要数据，调查了肯尼亚奈瓦沙湖农村地区家庭季节性食品支出不平等情况。本文引入的新要素是按食品来源对食品支出进行分类。访问（购买，自动消费和礼物）；将传统物种列入食品类别；调查区域的特征；以新颖的方式关注花卉飞地的家庭经济差异；并比较年度和每月不平等水平，以了解家庭不平等的季节性。结果突出了维持生计的部门在减少各个食品类别的收获期间不平等方面的积极贡献；