This examination of changes in adolescent fertility emphasizes the changing social context within which adolescent childbearing takes place.

The research findings from this demographic study on "Adolescent Fertility in Kenya"clearly show that adolescent fertility is high in Kenya and contributes substantially to the National Fertility experienced in the country.This has socio-economic demographic and health impacts/implications not only to individual adolescents/youth, household/families and to the entire Kenya Government. To effectively reduce these impacts/implication there is need to put into place programmes(population/health) tailored towards these adolescents/youths in Kenya especially geared to provide then with affordable, accessible and efficient family planning and health care services, family life education and also importantly creation of income generation projects to empower them economically, to enhance their educational status beyond primary level through secondary and ultimately university level for female adolescents.This will provide them proper knowledge to enable them make informed decisions and choices in their life.Traditional African cultures (female genital mutilation/cutting, earlier marriages and abortion) to be totally discouraged in the society. There is need for micro level research.