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KOEI AFRICA Staff pays courtesy call to the Department of Urban and Regional Planning on 24th October, 2023
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UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI AND UN-HABITAT LAUNCH A CENTRE FOR URBAN-RURAL LINKAGES IN AFRICA (CURLA)
Nairobi, Kenya – Friday, October 13, 2023 - In a momentous collaborative effort, the University of Nairobi (UoN) and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) have officially launched the Centre for Urban-Rural Linkages in Africa (CURLA), marking a significant step toward bridging the urban-rural divide and promoting integrated and sustainable development across the continent.
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CURLA INTERIM COMMITTEE HELD ON 9TH AUGUST IN LEVEL 4 ADD BUILDING
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University of Nairobi and Cornell University Collaboration Meeting Held in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning on 04 August 2023
To explore collaboration between Cornell University Centre for Cities and University of Nairobi - Centre for Urban Research and Innovations.
The meeting was graced by Partners from Slum Dwellers International. Deliberations focused on Slum Upgrading and Resilience in Urban Kenya. More
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BACHELOR OF ARTS PLANNING YEAR 1 EXAMINATION PRESENTATION 14TH JULY 2023
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THE 2023 DEPARTMENT EXTERNAL EXAMINER, PROF. JONAS TUMSIFU DURING REGIONAL PLANNING STUDIO OF KIRINYAGA EAST SUB-COUNTY PRESENTATION ON 13TH JULY 2023 BY POST GRADUATE STUDENTS
Prof. Jonas Tumsifu, Prof. Paul Maringa, and Dr. Munyua Mwaura during Kirinyaga Regional Planning Studio Examination
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MASTER OF ARTS PLANNING YEAR I URBAN PLANNING STUDIO AT THE TAITA TAVETA COUNTY 19TH-24 JUNE 2023
The M.A. I students guided by the studio masters Prof. J. Ayonga and Dr. Elizabeth Wamuchiru undertook a one week long field work in Taveta town as part of the process in preparation of an Integrated Local Physical and Local Urban Development Plan (LP&LUDP). The activities involved carrying out key-informant interviews with the Sub-County Commissioner, sub-county Administrators, Physical Planning office and relevant officers. The team also conducted household surveys and focused group discussions with town residents and business operators.