Objective：To discuss donors’ and recipients’ risk factors for the short-term outcomes of kidney transplanted recipients from donation after citizen’s deceased（DCD）. Methods：We retrospectively analyzed the information of donors and recipients at the Kidney Transplantation Center，Jiangsu Province Hospital from January 1，2015 to Oct 31，2016. We compared the risk factors of delayed graft function（DGF）and 1-year estimated-glomerular filtration rate（eGFR）of recipients. Results：The DGF rate of kidney transplanted recipients from DCD was 28.2%. On univariate analysis of DGF，female in donor（P=0.019），body mass index（BMI）of donor（P=0.027），warm ischemia time（WIT，P=0.044），and the history of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation（CPR，P=0.042）were showed significant differences. On multivariate analysis，age of donor（P=0.027）and WIT（P=0.042）were independent risk factors for the incidence of DGF. Recipients with DGF had more hospital stay（P=0.020），more hospitalization expenses（P=0.012）and more incidence of acute rejection（AR，P＜0.001），compared with recipients without DGF. On multivariate analysis of 1-year eGFR of recipients，age of donor（P=0.005）and the complications of AR（P=0.034）were independent risk predictors. Conclusion：Age of donor and WIT were independent risk factors for the incidence of DGF of recipients. Age of donor and the complications of AR were independent risk predictors for 1-year eGFR of recipients. These factors should be considered while evaluating potential donors.