COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

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LIST OF BBREVIATIONS

CASELAP - Centre for Advanced Studies in Environmental Law And Policy CHSS - College of Humanities and Social Sciences CAB - College Academic Board CHSS - College of Humanities and Social Sciences CMB - College Management Board FOA - Faculty of Arts IAGAS - Institute of Anthropology, Gender and African Studies IDIS - Institute for Diplomacy and International Studies IDS - Institute for Development Studies PSRI - Population Studies and Research Institute SOB - School Of Business SOE - School of Economics SOJMC - School of Journalism and Mass Communication SOL - School of Law UON - University of Nairobi

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Vision

A leading College that promotes excellence in teaching, training, research and consultancy.

Mission

To provide quality teaching, learning, research and consultancy in humanities and social sciences by creating, preserving, transmitting and utilising knowledge.

Core values

The College shall be guided by the following core values:

a. Freedom of thought and expression b. Innovativeness and creativity c. Good corporate governance d. Team spirit and teamwork e. Professionalism f. Quality customer service g. Responsible corporate citizenship and strong social responsibility h. Respect for and conservation of the environment

Quality Objectives

The college‟s objectives are as follows:

i. To manage the College efficiently and effectively

ii. To offer quality academic programmes

iii. To contribute to knowledge development and innovations

iv. To enhance the competitiveness of the College

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COLLEGE MANAGEMENT

Prof. Chitere Preston

Augustine Dean, Faculty of Arts

S.N.M Nzuve

Dean, School of Business

Prof. Njeru Enos H. Nthia

Principal

College of Humanities and

Social Sciences

Prof. Maria Jane Wanjiku K.

Director, School of Economics

Dr. Wambui Kiai

Director School of

Journalism

Prof. Maria Nzomo

Director, Institute for

Diplomacy and International

Studies

Prof. Isaac Nyamongo

Director, Institute Of

Anthropology, Gender And

African Studies

Prof. Patricia Kameri-Mbote

Dean, School of Law

Prof. Mitullah V. winnie

Director, Institute for

Development Studies

Dr. Ikamari Lawrence D.E

Director, Population studies

and research institute

Prof. C.O. Okidi

Director, Centre for Advanced

Studies in Environmental Law

and Policy

Prof. Peter K’obonyo

Deputy Principal

Prof. Wanjiku Kabira

Director Centre for African

Women’s Studies

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ASSOCIATE DEANS

Dr. Karuti Kanyinga

Institute for Development

Studies

Mr. Maurice Awiti School of Economics

Dr. Rayya Timammy Associate Dean Faculty of Arts

Prof. Wambua Musili

School of Law

Prof. Aosa Evans School of Business

Mr. Gerishon Ikiara

Institute of Diplomacy and

International Studies

Mr. C.N. Kariuki School of Business

Prof. Peter Wasamba Associate Dean Faculty of Arts

Dr. George Nyabuga

School of Journalism

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

The vision of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences reads: "To be a leading unit within the University that promotes academic achievement and excellence in teaching, training, research and consultancy in the Humanities and Social Sciences". Pursuant to this vision, the College constantly monitors developments in its environment and in the world at large. This provides it with societal trends and changes both at home and abroad. The awareness gained enables the College to respond to trends and changes by introducing new academic programmes or modifying existing ones to meet current demand.

The College is always striving to improve the contents of its courses as well as the methods of delivery. In a continuing exercise, eighteen computer laboratories have been created across the college during the last two years. Connectivity of lecturers' offices to the Internet is also going on. There are measures, which will not only give students access to electronic library services but also make delivery of lectures easier and more effective. The College has several collaboration links with other institutions across the globe and it is our intention to actively seek to collaborate with more institutions in the future.

The welfare of students is a matter of priority in the College. Consequently, living conditions in the Halls of Residence along with the general environment around the halls are being constantly addressed. The College is also making efforts to improve sports and games facilities to ensure that every student is given an opportunity to participate in games and sporting activities.

The academic units within the college offer a broad range and variety of academic programmes which are in line with the expectations of the stakeholders and the mission and vision of the university. The programmes offered include: Business Studies, Journalism and communication, Arts, Economics, Anthropology, Gender & African Studies, Law, Environmental Law & Policy Studies, Diplomacy & International Studies, Population Studies & Research, and Development Studies.

All the programmes correspond to international standards. They are evaluated by UNESCO, external examiners, internal assessments. For example, during the last evaluation by UNESCO in 2008, School of Journalism and Mass Communication was ranked amongst the top 12 training institutions in Africa offering communication and media training and the only potential Centre of Excellence in Kenya. The university has a clear educational policy, expressing evidently the principles of choosing the programmes and settling its profile.

Prof. Enos Njeru Principal

Professor of Sociology and Anthropology

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ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

CAB CMB

CPC

Principal

Deputy Principal

Heads of

Department

Heads of

Department

Heads of

Department

Dean

SOB

Dean

SOL

Dean

FOA

Director

SOE

Director

SOJ Director

IAS

Director

PSRI

Director

IDIS

Director

IDS

College

Registrar

Internal

Audit

Procure

ment

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INTRODUCTION

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) is one of the six Colleges of the University of Nairobi. Like the other five, it was established following the recommendations of the 1985 Presidential Visitation Committee headed by Geoffrey Kariithi. The College comprises four faculties, three institutes and one school. CHSS is the largest College of the University with about fifty percent of the total students enrolment and staff. The College operates in several locations namely, Main, Parklands, Lower Kabete, Mombasa and Kisumu campuses and. National Museum. The faculties, institutes and schools offer a wide array of academic and research programmes. The mandate of the College is to coordinate the implementation of University policies and programmes in the humanities and social sciences.

KEY ACTIVITIES BY UNITS OF THE COLLEGE The college has 10 units comprising 1 faculty, 4 schools, 4 institutes and 1 centre. The units implement high quality internationally benchmarked academic programmes, research and consultancies, dissemination of research output through publications, conferences and other fora. The college has also continued to enhance its visibility through international linkages and collaborations. Highlights of some of these activities are captured as per unit below. FACULTY OF ARTS

INTRODUCTION

The Faculty of Arts with an enrolment of 8,329 students and 202 full-time and 42 part-time academic staff is one of the largest faculties in the University. The Faculty constitutes the following nine Departments: Linguistics and Languages, Communication Skills, Literature, Geography and Environmental Studies, History and Archaeological Studies, Psychology, Sociology and Social Work, Political Science and Public Administration, and Philosophy and Religious Studies plus one sub –department of French. The Faculty further hosts two centres that are the Confucius Institute and the Centre for Human Rights and Peace. In addition, the Faculty collaborates internally, with the University of Nairobi (UON) Library, and externally, with the Utalii College and the Kenya Institute of Administration, in offering some of its specialized academic programmes.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

The Faculty offers a large number of competitive, demand-driven programmes ranging from diploma, bachelor, post-graduate diploma, master and Ph.D. The diploma programmes include those in: Social work and social development, criminology and social order, cultural tourism, natural resource management, philosophy and psychology. Apart from the mainstream bachelor programmes leading to major or minor in various disciplines, there are three professional programmes: B.A. in Psychology counseling, B.A. in Social Work and B.A. in Criminology and Criminal Justice. At the master level programmes, demand-driven and specialized degree courses are offered to meet the needs of students who are already working. Such specialized master-level degrees in various disciplines include: Master in Public Administration, Master in various clusters in Sociology (such as Rural Sociology and Community Development, Counseling, Disaster Management etc), Master in Human Rights and Peace, Master in Translation, Master in German

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studies, Master in Kiswahili studies, Master in Armed Conflict and Peace Studies, Master in Biodiversity and Natural Resource Management and Master in Library Studies. The Ph.D. degree programmes are offered by nearly all the disciplines/departments.

RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY ACTIVITIES

Chitere, P. O. (2012). Para-transit Transport Mode in the City of Nairobi, Funded by the African centre for Excellence for Studies in Public and Non-motorized Transport (ACET), University of Cape Town.

Kabira, W. M. 2011/2012. Budget proposals by the African Women Studies Centre (AWSC) for

improvement of the national food security in Kenya presented at public budget hearings of the

Parliamentary Budget Committee. AWSC was allocated 81million under the SUNY-Kenya 1 year

project

Ocharo, R. M. (2012). March) Research on Seismic vulnerability for hospitals and schools

Ocharo, R. M. (2012). Research on Water, Food and Nutritional Security

Ocharo, R. M.(2012). Scoping study in Kenya to determine the level of risks and vulnerabilities to

schools and hospitals to seismicity: The case of Rift Valley Provincial Hospital Nakuru and Nakuru

High School. Commissioned by the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

(UNISDR)

Owiti L. (2012, March – June). Rapid assessment of the Impact of the Sinai Fire Tragedy and

Development of a Program for Psychosocial Support for the Victims

Owiti, L. (2012, January – June). Evaluation of Help-Age Kenya‟s Grandparent Programme. Funded

by Help-Age International

Mutie, P.M. (2012, July). “Making Sense of Ethnic Identity in Kenya: Towards Cohesion?” Funded

by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, Nairobi

Mutie, P. M. (2010, November, 2011- February 2012): The Review of the State and Nature of

Philanthropy in East Africa. Funded by the East Africa Association of Grantmakers (EAAG)

Nyangau, T. (February-March 2012). The Heroin Crisis and the National and Provincial Response:

A Rapid Assessment in Kenya‟s Coastal Province, Namanga and Nairobi

Wasamba, P. (2012 July-June 2015). “Establishment of Korean Studies at the University of Nairobi

Project.” Supported by the Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul

Wasamba, P. (2011-2013). “Voices from the Cities: A comparative Study on Urbanization in Kenya

and Korea”, supported by the Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul.

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Wasamba, P. (2011-2014). “Bridging the Divide: Networking African and Korean Researchers,”

supported by the Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul.

Zani, A. (September 2012). Water harvesting project in Makueni, Kenya

Zani, A. (2012). A project from KAWBO that assesses business enterprises by Kenyan women

entrepreneurs

Zani, A. (2012, August) Digital planning for Mariakani Town Council funded by Ministry of Local

Government, Kenya

Mwaura, F (2012): Climate Change and Human Wildlife Conflict Integration in Kenya‟s Education

Sector, funded by the Climate Change Adaptation in Africa (CCAA) within the African Climate

Change Fellowship Programme (ACCFP) which is managed by the Institute of Resource

Assessment, University of Dar er Salaam (IRA-UDSM).

Mwaura, F (2012): Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) for the SIDA/DFID Non State

Actors in the NRM Programme implemented by Act (previously Pact-Kenya).

Mwaura, F (2012): Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the Chiakariga-Meru

road (C92)) Road Construction Project in Meru County for the Kenya Rural Roads Authority

(KeRRA).

Mwaura, F (2012): Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the Giakanja-Tetu

Mission Road (D434), Kagogi-Ihwa-Ihururu (E1690) and Wandumbi-Kigogoini (E53) Road

construction project, Nyeri County for Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA).

AWARDS

Wasamba, Peter. DAAD Senior Researchers‟ Fellowship to Hamburg University, Germany (May – July, 2012)

Mwangi, Iribe. 2012 December. Translators Without Borders (TWB) Empowerment Award - Awarded to an individual whose work has allowed TWB to increase language capacity within a critical region of the world.

Mwaura, F (2012): African Climate Change Fellowship Programme (ACCFP) Teaching Fellowship Award in the IDRC/DFID Climate Change Adaptation in Africa (CCAA) Programme.

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PUBLICATIONS

Ayiemba, E.H.O. (2012). Effects of technological development on rural livelihoods in the developing world: A case study of effects of a large scale multipurpose dam on malaria prevalence in a rural community around Kenya‟s largest dam. European Scientific Journal 8 (14): 132-143

Ayiemba, E.H.O. M. Odongo P. Maingi, P. Nderitu & S. Ngweyo(2012) Socio-economic status, poverty, gender and environment:Supporting the development of Vision 2030”. In Kenya (ed), Kenya State of the Environment and Outlook 2010. Malta: Progress Press, pp 24-45

Chitere, P. O. 2012. The Community development movement in Africa during the Colonial Period (1945-63) with emphasis on Kenya. In: J. Mangut and T. Wuam, eds, Colonialism and Transition to Modernity in Africa. Ibrahim Babangida University, Lapai: J. Mangut and T. Wuam Publishers Ebert, R.

Oduor, R. M. J. (2012). The Concept of Human Dignity in German and Kenyan Constitutional Law. Thought and Practice: A Journal of the Philosophical Association of Kenya, Vol.4 No.1, pp43-73. http://ajol.info/index.php/tp/index

Indangasi, H. (2012). The Joy of Poetry-Kenya. Nairobi: Literature Bureau Indangasi, H. (2012). Flying Colours in English Composition for Secondary Schools-Kenya

(Revised ed), Nairobi: Literature Bureau

Kabira, W. M. (2012). A Time for Harvest: Women and Constitution Making in Kenya, 1992-2010, Nairobi: University of Nairobi Press

Kithiia, S. M. (2012). Water quality degradation trends in Kenya over the last decade. In: Kostas Voudouris and DimitraVoutsa (eds), Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment. Croatia: Intech Publishers, pp. 509-526

Mbatia, P. and Shrum, W. (2012). Brother Time (Documentary on 2007/2008 Post Election Violence in Kenya). Department of Sociology, University of Nairobi

Misaro, J. & Kinyanjui, D. K. (2012) Community Development and Mainstreaming of Occupational Health and Safety in Kenya. Journal of Emerging Trends in Educational Research and Policy Studies (JETERAPS) 3(6): 909-914

Mugambi, J. N. K. (2012). Justice, Participation and Sustainability as prerequisites for peaceful coexistence” in Mugambi, J. N. K. and

Lutz, D. W. (eds.) Applied Ethics in Religion and Culture: Contextual and Global Challenges, Nairobi: Acton

Mugambi, J. N. K. (2012). Creation and Salvation in Theologies of Liberation and Reconstruction. In: Isaac M.T. Mwase and Eunice K. Kamaara, eds, Theologies of Liberation and Reconstruction, Nairobi: Acton, 2012, pp. 369-84

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Mugambi, J. N.K. (2012). Foreword, Concepts of God in Africa, Second Edition, by John S. Mbiti, Nairobi: Acton

Muriuki, G. (2012). Abunuwasi Mwami (ed.), The Federo question of Buganda in Uganda Within the Context of the East African Political Federation – A Report of the Kituo Cha Katiba Fact- Finding Mission, to Uganda. Kampala: Fountain Publisher

Musingi, J. B. K. and Odhiambo, T. (2012). “Kwani? And the Imaginations around Re-invention of Art and Culture in Kenya‟ in Ogude, James, Musila, Grace and Ligaga, Dina(eds.) Eastern African Intellectual Traditions. Africa World Press

Mohammed-Katerere, J.C., Mafuta, C., Abdulla, A., Ali, O.M.M., Mwaura, F & B. Sithole (2012): Policy Options for Africa (Chapter 9). In UNEP (2012) – Global Environment Outlook (GEO-5) Environment for the Future We Want. UNEP, Nairobi. Ngumbi, E., Mwaura F. & T. Thenya (2012): Local Communities and Wildlife Interactions Sharing land with wildlife, a case of Kitengela Wildlife Dispersal Area of Nairobi National Park in Kenya. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, Norderstedt ISBN 978-3-659-25538-0. Lobo, N., K.D. Moulton, C. Lobo, L.J. Rothschild, F. Mwaura, J.M. Kabaru, and S.M. Duboise (2012): Ultrastructural and Biochemical Analysis of In Vivo and In Vitro Capsid Assembly of the Alkaliphilic Phage Φ1N2-2 for Applications in Nanomedicine. Microscopy & Microanalysis Volume 18, S2, 110. Moulton, K. D., M. Movassaghi, J. L. Jamison, N. Lobo, C. Lobo, W. Witbeck, K. Gikonyo, J. Gaynor, J. Rothschild, F. Mwaura, and S. M. Duboise (2012): Isolation and Initial Study of Ø1M3-16, a Bacteriophage Infecting an Alkaliphilic Nitrincola sp Isolate from Lake Magadi, a Soda Lake in Kenya‟s Great Rift Valley. Microscopy & Microanalysis, Volume 17, S2, 350-351.

Mwangi, I. (2012) Phonology of Borrowed Lexicon in Standard Kiswahili”. In: Reyono Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Vol.1 No. 2. pp 59-74

Mwangi, I. (2012). Phonological Adaptation of Kiswahili Loanwords in Gĩ-Gĩchũgũ Dialect of Gĩkũyũ Language: An Application of Source - Similarity Model in Baraton Interdisciplinary Research Journal (BIRJ). Eldoret: Baraton University Press. Vol. 2 No. 2. pp. 49-62 http://www.ueab.ac.ke/BIRJ/?p=1008

Mwangi, I. (2012). A Case for the Harmonization of Kikuyu, Kiembu and Kimbeere Phonology and Orthography. In Ogechi N. O. et. al, The Harmonization and Standardization of Kenyan Languages: Orthography and Other Aspects. Cape Town: Centre for Advanced Study of African Societies (CASAS), Chapter 2, pp 20-38

Mwangi, I. (2012). The Global Place of Kiswahili: yesterday, today and tomorrow” in Gichana P. P. et. al: English – Kiswahili Learner‟s Handbook, Nairobi: Petersberg International Publishers. Pp 11-16

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Mwangi, I. (2012). Othello, A translation of William Shakespeare‟s play. Nairobi: Oxford University Press.

Mwangi, I. (2012). An Application of NGP and APT to Vowel Harmony in Standard Kiswahili”.

In: Reyono Journal of interdisciplinary Studies. Vol.1 No. 1. pp 45-60

Mwangi, I. (2012). An English – Kiswahili Handbook for Beginners. A guide for foreigners and new learners of Kiswahili. Nairobi: Petersberg International Publishers. Oduor, R. M. J. (2012). A Critical Review of D.A. Masolo‟s Self and Community in a Changing

World”. Thought and Practice: A Journal of the Philosophical Association of Kenya, Vol.4 No.1, pp1-24 http://ajol.info/index.php/tp/index

Nyarwath, O. (2012). The Luo Care for Widows (Lako) and Contemporary Challenges. In:Thought and Practice: A Journal of the Philosophical Association of Kenya (PAK), New Series, Vol. 4 No 1, pp. 91-110; http://ajol.info/index.php/tp/index

Ontita, E. (2012). „Adapting to Climate Change through a Paradigm Shift in Rural Development: The Case of Westgate Conservancy in Samburu County, Kenya‟. International Journal of Social Science Tomorrow Vol. 1(6) August. (Published Online at www.ijsst.com)

Ontita, E. (2012). „Local Church and Livelihood Construction: Interlocking Social Domains and Evolving Scenarios of Synergy for Mission in Nyamira, Kenya.‟ Transformation, Vol. 29(1): 30 – 43

Owuor, S.O. and Foeken, D. (2012). From self-help group to water company: The Wandiege Community Water Supply Project (Kisumu, Kenya) in Gewald, J.; A. Levilend, A. and Pesa, I. (eds), Transforming Innovations in Africa: Explorative Studies on Appropriation in African Societies. Leiden: Brill, pp. 127-147

Schroeder, H. and Kihara, P. (2012) Relevance-theoretical analysis of Mchongoano, University of Nairobi Journal of Languages and Linguistyics, Vol 2

Siundu, G. (2012). Gender Affirmation or Racial Loyalties? Women and the Domestication of History in Neera Kapur-Dromson‟s From Jhelum to Tana in James Ogude, J.; Musila, G. and Ligaga, D. (eds.), Rethinking Eastern African Literary and Intellectual Landscapes. Trenton: Africa World Press. Pp. 245 – 262

Siundu, G. (2012). “Review of Tina Steiner Translated People, Translated Texts: Language and Migration in Contemporary African Literature”, Imbizo: International Journal of African Literary and Comparative Studies, Volume 3 (1), pp 124 – 130.

Wanjala, A. N. (2012). Representing the Gendered Subaltern in Postcolonial Kenyan

Fiction: Marjorie Oludhe Macgoye‟s Coming to Birth. In: Reyono Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, Vol.1, No.2, 2012

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Wanjala, A. N. (2012). Orality in Rebeka Njau‟s The Sacred Seed.” The Global South Special Issue: Indigenous Rights and Intellectual Property Rights and Property Rights in the Age of Globalisation.” Vol. 5. No.2. Bloomington: Indiana University Press

Wanjala, A. N. (2012). An Unsettled Hearth: Women‟s Voices in Kenyan Fiction. Berlin: Lambert Academic Publishing

Wasamba, P. and Sihanya, B. (2012). What do they get for their sweat: Rethinking compensation for artists in poor cash-based economies. In: Journal of African Cultural Studies, Vol. 24 N0. 2, pages 171-183

Wasamba, P. “Going beyond Data Collection in Ethnography: Options for Bridging the Gap between Researchers and Archivists.” Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Vol. 7 No. 2. 2012, 16-29. Wasamba, P, Muchiri, J. and Kiiru, D. H. (2012). Essay as a Handshake, Nairobi: CHSS, ISBN, pp.104.

Wotsuna, A. C. (2012). The role of indigenous Languages in Kenya: A case for using them as languages of instruction throughout Primary Schools. University of Nairobi Journal of Language and Linguistics, Vol. 2

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

Mwangi, I. “Distance Education in Kenya: Experiences from M.A Linguistics & Kiswahili Outreach Programme”, Jilin University, Chungchun, China. June 26, 2012

Mwangi, I. “Written Kikuyu as an Endangered Language Form: Evidence from an Exploration of its Phonology and Orthography” Paper presented at the Conference on Imagining the Intangible Language, Literature and Visual Arts of the Indigenous, Vadodara, Gujarat – India, Jan. 5, 2012

Wairire, G. G. Emerging alternatives for challenging adversities in rural and urban

communities: the case of Vyamas in Kenya. A paper presented at the International Conference

on Strengths Based Practices in Social Work and Human Services organized by the Brisbane

Institute of Strengths Based Practice in Collaboration with Nepal School of Social Work from

22nd

– 24th

November 2012 at Dhulikhel Lodge Resort- Kathmandu, Nepal from 22nd

-24th

November 2012.

Wairire, G.G. Some Aspects for harmonized social work education and practice in East Africa.

A paper presented at the Association of Schools of Social Work in Africa (ASSWA) 2012

Conference themed „Social Work: towards inclusion, Social Justice and Human Rights held at

Ingwenyama Conference and Sports Resort, White River – Nelspruit, South Africa from 14th

–

17th

October 2012.

Wairire, G. G. Prospects and challenges for social work in poverty reduction and the

realization of millennium development goals in East Africa. A paper presented at the World

Conference for Social work themed „Social Work and Social Development 2012: Action and

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Impact’ held in Stockholm- Sweden from 8-12 July, 2012. (Conference Abstract book page

272) http://www.swsd-stockholm-2012.org/Programme-Book.aspx

Wairire, G. G. The Development of Social Work Education in Africa A paper presented at the

World Conference for Social work themed „Social Work and Social Development 2012: Action

and Impact’ held in Stockholm- Sweden from 8-12 July, 2012. ( Conference Abstract Book

Page 174) http://www.swsd-stockholm-2012.org/Programme-Book.aspx

Wairire, G. G and Zena Mwabeyo: Social protection policies for orphaned and vulnerable

children in East Africa A paper presented at the World Conference for Social Work themed

„Social Work and Social Development 2012: Action and Impact’ held in Stockholm - Sweden

from 8-12 July, 2012. (Conference Abstract Book, Page 129) http://www.swsd-stockholm-

2012.org/Programme-Book.aspx

Wairire, G.G. The Global Agenda For Social Work And Social Development In The Context

Of Existing Social Work Realities In East Africa A paper presented at the International

Symposium themed „Social Work and Poverty Reduction in East Africa: The Role of Social

Work‟ held at Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria on 26th

June 2012.

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Wairire, G.G. Social Work In Post Traumatic Stress Related Scenarios In Kenya. A paper

presented in a guest lecture at Alpen Adria University - Klugenfurt , Austria on 23rd

June

2012 .

Akaranga, S. Come, See, Pay And Receive Your Miracles And Healing: New Pentecostalism In Kenyan Urban Centres. A paper presented at the Conference on Roho Christianity: Pentecostalism in a Globalized African Public Space, Hosted by Kenyatta University, 6th to 9th December, 2012

Akaranga, S. Mombasa Republican Council: A Socio-Political and Economic Challenge To Kenyan Government Development Plan. Paper presented at the National OSSREA Kenya Chapter Workshop, Hosted at Moi University, Kenya, 3rd to 4th December, 2012

Akaranga, S. African Traditional Cultural Conundrums which Make Women Prone To Hiv/ Aids Infections: A Case Of the Maasai Of Kenya. Paper presented at the First Kenyatta University Conference on Gender Based Violence, Hosted at Kenyatta University Nairobi, 3rd to 4th December, 2012-1st to 5th August, 2012

Akaranga, S. The Dynamics Of Religiosity and Spirituality in Kenyan Public Universities. Paper presented at the Religious Mobility in East Africa – The Catholic University of East Africa, Nairobi, 24th to 26th April 2012

Nyinguro, P. Workshop on Post Graduate Supervision and Examination of Thesis, Moi University School of Education, Margaret Thatcher Library 19 – 20th January 2012

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Schroeder, H. Reference assignment in pronominal languages, relevance theoretical approach. Paper presented at the Intercultural, Cognitive and Social Pragmatics, 14 – 16 March 2012, Seville, Spain

Schroeder, H. New Developments in Linguistics Pragmatics. Paper presented at the Conference on “The Pragmatics of clause chaining, the case of Toposa, an Eastern Nilotic language”, 26 – 28 May 2012, Lodz, Poland. Timmamy, R. Compilation of a Thesis Examination Report presented at a Workshop on Supervision and Examination of Theses, Moi University 19th – 20th January, 2012

Simiyu, V. “The Role of the State in National Cohesion and Integration”, paper presented at the various NCIC Diversity Talks and Conversations, From July 2011 to April 2012

Gona, George. “Elusive Peace in Kenya”. Paper presented at the public forum organised by Twaweza and Ahadi Kenya, Pride Inn Hotel, August 2012

Mwiandi, M. Emerging Issues in the Eastern Region of Kenya. Paper presented at the People‟s Conference: National Diversity Race and Ethnicity organised by NCIC at KICC, Nairobi - March 12-13 2012

Omondi, E. “The Role of The Teacher in Developing Critical Thinking in Early Learners”. Paper presented at the seven- day training workshop on Inside-Outside Learning Strategies from 16th –30th August, the Inside-Outside Education Institute, Salt Lake City, USA

Odeny, G. “Political Struggles in Kenya: Political Parties‟ Coalitions or Ethno-Regional Alliances, 2002 – 2011”. Paper presented at Marist International University College, A Constituent College of Catholic University of Eastern Africa, on 21st June 2012

Nyabul, P. “The Government of Kenya and the ICC Relationship Following the Post Election Violence in 2008.” Paper presented at the International Conference on “The ICC, Judicial Governance and Trends of Justice”, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 3rd-4th December, 2012

Simiyu, V. “What Should Kenyans Do to Become a Nation”, Paper presented at the NCIC People‟s Conference held at Kenyatta International Conference Centre, March 12 – 13, 2012

Simiyu, V. “ Revision of the school Syllabuses and textbooks of Social Studies at Primary School level ( STD TWO – STD EIGHT) and History and Government, (FORM ONE – FORM FOUR) at the Secondary School level”. Paper presented at the NCIC Seminars, Karen KCB Leadership Centre, 20 and 27 July, 2012

Ayiemba, E.H.O. “Household formation and marriage in Kenya”. Paper presented at the 4th Population Association of Kenya Conference. Nairobi, Kenya, 23-25 October, 2012 Karingi, L. K. “Land and environment” Paper presented at the Embu County Strategy Workshop. Embu, Kenya, June, 2012 Marani, M. “Emergency situations and humanitarian response in Kenya”. Paper presented at the 4th Population Association of Kenya Conference. Nairobi, Kenya, 23-25 October, 2012

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Marani, M. “Methods and instruments for case study writing. Paper presented at the OSIEA/UISU/KIA Crime Prevention Review Retreat. Nairobi, Kenya, 7-8 May 2012 Marani, M. Conflict and cooperation over natural resources – the role of customary governance traditional institutions. Paper presented at the Conflict and Cooperation over Natural Resources in Arid and Semi-Arid Lands in Kenya Workshop. Mwingi, Kenya, 2-4 August 2012 Ndogoni, L. K. “Processing traumatic experiences from gender based abuse and violence among communities”. Paper presented at Kenya Peace Initiative Conference. Nairobi, Kenya, 11-15 April 2012 Ndogoni, L. K. “Managing the health, safety and well-being of aid workers: An integrated approach”. Paper presented at the Inter-Agency Working Group/People in Aid-UK Conference. Nairobi, Kenya, 12-14 June 2012 Ndogoni, L. K. “Implementing an evidence-based community mental health support intervention to improve function and economic development. Paper presented at the World Vision-Australia Capacity Building Conference. Nairobi, Kenya, 12-20 November 2012 Oluoko-Odingo, A. A. “Climate change, gender and reproductive health for sustainable development”. Paper presented at the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) Capacity Building Workshop. Arusha, Tanzania, 5-6 September2012

Owuor, S. “Trends and patterns of urbanization in Kenya”. Paper presented at the First International Conference on Urbanization and Rural-Urban Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa. Nairobi, Kenya, 22-27, November2012 Shah, P. “The role of Kenya government in safeguarding Lake Naivasha”. Paper presented at the 50thAfrican Studies Conference. University of Edinburg, England, 5-8 June2012 Wambua, B. “Promoting services trade in developing countries: Chasing a black cat in a dark room”. Paper presented at the 6th TRAPCA Conference. Arusha, Tanzania, 22-23 November, 2012 Wambua, B. “African trade under climate change and the green global economy”. Paper presented at the 5th TRAPCA Conference. Arusha, Tanzania, 7-8 August 2012 Kabira, W. Mainstreaming Gender in Policies and Programmes: A Training Session For Parliamentary Research Department, Internship Programme at The Kenya National Assembly on August 30, 2012 Kabira, W. The Historical Journey of Women‟s Leadership in Kenya. Paper presented at Regional Dialogue on Women Political Leadership: Lessons from experiences of Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana and South Africa at Safari Park Hotel on August 14-16, 2012

Wanjala, A. N. “Sheng: Verbalising the Paroles of Kenya‟s Transnation.” A paper presented at the 1st Kenya Oral Literature Association Eastern African Cultural Forum. University of Nairobi, Kenya. 7th-10th November 2012

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Wanjala, A. N. ”The Poetics of Genge: Jua Cali‟s Niimbie.” A paper presented at the 26th annual MELUS conference and 6th conference of the United States Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies (USACLALS), University of Santa Clara, California, United States of America, 20th April 2012

Wanjala, A. N. “Narrating the Trauma of the Abuse of Human Rights: Rebeka Njau‟s The Sacred Seed.”Paper presented at the annual African Literature Association conference, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, United States of America, 12th April 2012

Wanjala, A. N. “Poverty in Kenya: Insights from a Critique of Selected Novels.” A paper presented at a round table discussion on global poverty, Centre for Human Rights and Peace, University of Nairobi, 13th-14th February 2012

Wanjala, A. N. “Historiography or Imagination? The Documentation of Luo Traditional Cultural Memory in Kenyan Fiction.” A paper presented at the CHOTRO 4 conference in Vadodara-Tejgadh, India, 6th-8th January 2012

Mutie, P. “Making Sense of Ethnic Identity in Kenya: Towards Cohesion?”. Paper presented at the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) Workshop at KCB Leadership Centre in Karen, Nairobi, July 2012 Mutie, P. “The Quest for Clean Water in Kenya: Social Workers Uneasy Role and Facilitating Social Development in Multiethnic Regions in Kenya”. Paper presented at the Joint World Conference on Social Work and Social Development in Stockholm, Sweden, July 2012

Kaviti, L. K. 2012. Tensions between Children's Rights and Culture: The Case of Child Participation in Kenya. . Human Rights, African Values and Traditions: An Interdisciplinary Approach. Haki Book Series No. 1-sponsored by the Danish Institute of Human Rights (DIHR). , Nairobi: Focus Publishers

INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS Wasamba, Peter & Enos Njeru. Visited Makerere University to discuss partnership for humanities and Social Sciences in Eastern Africa(PHASSEA) (January 23-24, 2012)

Wasamba, Peter & Enos Njeru. Visited University of Dar es alaam to discuss partnership for humanities and Social Sciences in Eastern Africa(PHASSEA) (February 26-27, 2012)

Wasamba, Peter & Enos Njeru. Coordinated the First regional meeting of PHASSEA at the University of Nairobi. The meeting was attended by the college managements from CHSS, College of Arts and Social Sciences (UDSM) and College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHUSS) of Makerere University. The meeting came up with a draft MoU for an enhanced collaboration (March 30 – 1 April, 2012)

Wasamba, Peter. A visiting lecturer at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul. Presented a paper on “Urbanisation in Korea, the Untold Story” March 23, 2012.

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Wasamba, Peter. A visiting lecturer at Sookmyung Women‟s University, Seoul. April, 2012.

Wasamba, Peter. A visiting lecturer at Korea University, Seoul, April 19, 2012.

Wasamba, Peter. A visiting lecturer at Seoul National University, Seoul, April 20, 2012.

Wasamba, Peter. Initiated the collaboration with the Embassy of Korea in Nairobi (together with the CIPL) to support the Korean Studies Programme at the University of Nairobi, Kenya (April, 2012)

Wasamba Peter, A DAAD Senior Research Fellow at Hamburg University, Germany, May 1 – July 25, 2012.

Wasamba, Peter. Coordinated a book launch at the University of Nairobi attended by His Excellency the Ambassador of Korea to Kenya, July 13, 2012.

Wasamba, Peter and Enos Njeru. Distinguished guests at the Soka University annual Peace Festival, Tokyo, (October 4 – 10 2012)

Wasamba Peter, D. H Kiiru and Enos Njeru. Visiting Professors to Korea Foundation (KF) and Korea International Development Agency (KOICA) in Seoul, Korea, September 15 -20, 2012.

Wasamba Peter. Led a team of the University of Nairobi and Ministry of Education managers on an official visit to Tianjin University, China, December 10-19, 2012.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH The Department of Literature in collaboration with the Ministry of Education launched the Film Genre as a component in the annual Kenya National Drama Festival. The launch was held at Kakamega High School from 9th April 2012 to 19th April 2012 The Department of Literature launched a College tour of the Free Travelling Theatre Led by its lecturers, Dr. Simon Otieno and Mr. Kimingichi Wabende. Twenty two (22) students performed a play titled VISIKI whose theme is National Cohesion and Respect our Ethnic Identities Public Lecture on Democracy and Development By Larry Diamond, Director, Centre for Democracy, Development and Rule of Law, Stanford University, USA. On 30th March, 2012 Public Lecture Entittled: International Trade & Development by Niccolo Rinaldi on 21st March, 2012

Mwangi, I. Member, Board of Directors, Usalama Watch Initiative, an NGO aimed at curbing road accidents and offering support to accident victims and their families since Jan., 2012

Mwangi, I. Present from Jan. 2012 Secretary, Board of Directors, TWB Health Translation Center, a charitable organization that translates health materials to ease accessibility to health information

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Gona, G. March 2012, Resource Person for Peoples Conference, “National Dialogues: Emerging Issues from the Coast”, (UNDP and NCIC)

Gona, G. February 2012, Member of the Drafting Committee on National Race and Ethnic Policy for the Kenya National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC)

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

INTRODUCTION

The School of Business, formerly Faculty of Commerce, was established in 1956/57 academic year in the then Royal Technical College to offer special academic and professional examinations in the accountancy and secretarial practice. Following its inception in 1964, the first bachelor of commerce class was admitted with 35 students in Main Campus. The School moved to its current location at Lower Kabete Campus in the premises formerly occupied by the Kenya Institute of Administration in 1988.

The School provides leadership in the pursuit of business management programmes, providing knowledge and applications through customer-driven teaching, training, research, consultancy and community services. Currently the School offers seven (7) programmes namely: Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Science in Finance (MSc. Finance), the newly introduced Master of Science programmes in Human Resource Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship & Innovations Management, and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business Administration. The School continues to review its curriculum in line with the emerging market and individual needs.

The School of Business is currently operating in four distinct locations namely: the Lower Kabete Campus which serves as the headquarters of the School‟s operations; the Main Campus location comprising of Main Campus, Ambank House and Chiromo Campus that mainly serves the Module II evening programmes; the Mombasa Campus established in 2004 and the Kisumu Campus established in 2008.

The School currently has a population of over thirteen thousand (13,074) students spread in the seven (7) programmes and across the various teaching locations. The School has a rich pool of qualified teaching staff with adequate training, teaching and research experience. This ensures the production of all-round graduates who have over the years competed very well in the job market.

The programmes are offered in several modes i.e. fulltime, part-time and distance learning modes. The part-time and distance learning programmes are designed to accommodate the special needs of those in full time employment and other related engagements.

Undergraduate - 9500 students

Postgraduate - 3574 students

The School currently has about fifty (50) foreign students. Thirty-three (33) of these are from the Republic of Liberia who are under Liberian Government scholarships.

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ACADEMIC programmes

The school offers the following programmes: Bachelor of Commerce Master of Business Administration Master of Science in Finance Master of Science in Entrepreneurship & Innovations Management Master of Science in Human Resource Management Master of Science in Marketing Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS

PUBLICATIONS

Aduda J. and Kalunda E. (2012). Financial Inclusion and Financial Sector Stability with Reference to Kenya: A Review of Literature, Journal of Applied Finance and Banking, Vol. 2, No.6, 95-120, Scien Press Ltd, ISSN: 1792-6580 (Print Version), 1792-6599 (Online) Aduda J. and Kingoo N. (2012). The Relationship between Electronic Banking and Financial Performance among Commercial Banks in Kenya, Journal of Finance and Investment Analysis, Vol. 1 No. 3, 99-118 ,Science press Ltd, ISSN:2241-0988 (Print Version), 2241-0996 (Online) Aduda J., Kimoro J.N. and Mosoti J.M. (2012). Foreign Exchange Reserves Risks and Management Strategies adopted by the Central Bank of Kenya, African Journal of Business and Management, Vol.1 No. 1, pp 27-22, AJBUMA publishing, ISBN 978-9966-1570-1-0 Aduda J., Magutu P. and Githinji M.W. (2012). The Relationship between Credit Scoring Practices by Commercial Banks and Access to Credit by Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya, International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Vol.2 No.9, Centre for Promoting Ideas, ISSN 2220-8488(Print), 2221-0989 (On-line) Aduda J., Masila J.M. and Onsongo E.N. (2012). The Determinants of Stock market Development: The Case for the Nairobi Stock Exchange, International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Vol.2 No.9, Centre for Promoting Ideas, ISSN 2220-8488(Print), 2221-0989 (On-line) Aduda J., Odera E.O. and Onwonga M. (2012). The Behaviour and Financial performance of Individual Investors in the Trading of Shares of Companies Listed at the Nairobi Stock Exchange, Kenya, Journal of Finance and Investment Analysis, Vol. 1, No. 3, 33-60, Scienpress Ltd, ISSN:2241-0988 (Print Version), 2241-0996 (Online) Aduda J., Wandabwa G. and Onsongo E.N. (2012). Corporate Governance Practices, and the Relationship between Corporate Governance and Financial Performance among Broadcasting Stations in Kenya, African Journal of Business and Management, Vol.1 No. 2, pp 65-84, AIBUMA publishing, ISBN 978-9966-1570-2-7

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Aosa E., Awino Z. and Bagire V. (2012). “The Interaction of Personal Factors, Structure and Performance in NGOs” DBA Africa Management Review, 2(3), pp. 25-41, November

Aosa E., Bagire V. and Awino Z. B. (2012). “The Strategy-resource Configurations and Performance Implications in Non-governmental Organizations” Crown Research in Education, 2(3)

Aosa E., Kinuu D. and Maalu J. (2012). “Factors Influencing Change Management Process at Tamoil Kenya Limited”. Business Administration and Management, 2(8), pp 655-662, August.

Aosa E., Letting N. and Machuki V. (2012). “Board Diversity and Performance of Companies Listed in Nairobi Stock Exchange”. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2(11), pp. 172-182, June.

Aosa E., Machuki V. and Letting N.K. (2012). “Firm-Level Institutions and Performance of Public Quoted Companies in Kenya”. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2(21), pp. 298-312, November.

Awino Z. B, Bagire V. and Aosa E. (2012). The interaction of Personal factors, Structure and Performance in NGOs DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 3 pp. 25-41, 2012. http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/ A peer reviewed Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Awino Z. B. , Jemimah M. M., Linet K. O. (2012). Strategic Planning, Planning Outcomes and Organizational Performance – An Empirical Study of Commercial Banks in Kenya Research Journal in Organizational Psychology and Educational Studies, Volume 1 No. 5 pp. 266-271, 2012. http://rjopes.emergingresource.org/ A reputable Emerging Academy Resources Journal Published in Seattle USA ISSN: 2276-8475. Awino Z. B. and Kariuki P. M. (2012). Firm strategy, Business Environment and the Relationship Between Firm Level Factors and Performance. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 1 pp. 77-98, 2012. http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Awino Z. B. and Nkirote C. (2012). Bottlenecks in the Execution of Kenya Vision 2030 Strategy: An Empirical Study Prime Journal of Business Administration and Management (BAM), Volume 2 (3), pp. 505-512, March 14th 2012. www.primejournal.org/bam. An International Journal ISSN: 2251-1261. Awino Z. B., Bagire V. and Aosa E. (2012). The Strategy-Resource Configurations and Performance Implications in Non-Governmental Organizations Crown Research In Education, Volume 2 Issue 3, pp. 105-112, April 2012. http://crownjournals.org An International Journal ISSN 2276-7436.

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Awino Z. B., Maina M., Ogutu M. and Oeba L. K. (2012). Total Quality and Competitive advantage of firms in the Horticultural Industry in Kenya Prime Journal of Business Administration and Management (BAM), Volume 2 (4), pp. 521-532, March 14th 2012. www.primejournal.org/bam. An International Journal ISSN: 2251-1261. Awino Z.B. (2012). An Empirical Study of Top Management Team Diversity, and Performance in the Service Industry, ASM‟s International E-Journal of Ongoing Research in Management and IT e-ISSN-2320-0065 INCON 13-Gen-031. Awino Z.B. (2012). Top Management Team Diversity, Quality Decisions and Organizational Performance in the Service Industry, ASM‟s International E-Journal of Ongoing Research in Management and IT e-ISSN-2320-0065 INCON 13-Gen-032. Gathungu J. and Mwangi J. (2012). Dynamic Capabilities, Talent Development and Firm Performance. DBA Africa Management,Review,Volume2No.3.http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. K‟Obonyo P., Munyoki J. and Kilika J. (2012). Towards Understanding the Design of Human Resource Development Infrastructures for Knowledge Intensive Organizations: Empirical Evidence from Universities in Kenya. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 2 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. K‟Obonyo P., Omari S. and Kidombo H. (2012). A Critical Evaluation of the Applicability of Unitarism Perspective in Contemporary Employment Relations. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 3 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Kinoti M., and Kerubo C. (2012). Factors Contributing Towards Adoption of Green Marketing Practices in the Mobile Phone Service Providers in Kenya. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 1 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Maalu J. (2012). A Survey of Personal Goals and Perceptions of Entrepreneurial Ability among Students of the School of Business, University of Nairobi. Africa Journal of Business and Management.Vol.2 (3). Maalu J. and Kabui E. (2012). Perception of Entrepreneurship as a Career by Students from Selected Public Secondary Schools in Nairobi. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 1 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Maalu J. and McCormick D. (2012). Innovation Hubs and Small enterprises in Africa: Setting the Policy Agenda. Africa Journal of Business and Management.Vol.1 (2).

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Maalu J., Nzuve S., and Muindi F. ( 2012). A Survey of Personal Goals and Perception of Entrepreneurial Ability Amongst Students at the School of Business, University of Nairobi; African Journal of Business & Management (AJBUMA) Vol. 1 No. 1 (2012) AIBUMA Publishing; ISSN 987-9966-1570-1-0. Machuki V., Aosa E. and Letting N. (2012). “Board Diversity and Performance of Companies Listed in Nairobi Stock Exchange”. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2(11), pp. 172-182, June.

Machuki V., Aosa E. and Letting N.K. (2012). “Firm-Level Institutions and Performance of Public Quoted Companies in Kenya”. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2(21), pp. 298-312, November.

Muindi F. & Wangara C. ( 2012). Trade Unions Leadership Effectiveness and Factors Influencing Leadership Effectiveness : The Case of Kenya Union of Sugar Plantation and Allied Workers (KUSPAW) ; African Journal of Business & Management (AJBUMA) Vol. 1 No. 1, AJBUMA Publishing; ISSN 987-9966-1570-1-0. Muindi F. and Maalu J. ( 2012). A Survey of Personal Goals and Perception of Entrepreneurial Ability Amongst Students at the School of Business, University of Nairobi; African Journal of Business & Management (AJBUMA) Vol. 1 No. 1 (2012) AJBUMA Publishing; ISSN 987-9966-1570-1-0. Munyoki J., Kilika J. and K‟Obonyo P. (2012). Towards Understanding the Design of Human Resource Development Infrastructures for Knowledge Intensive Organizations: Empirical Evidence from Universities in Kenya. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 1 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Munyoki J.M. and Kirigo W. R. (2012). Factors That Influence Consumer Preference Of Television Stations By Public Primary School Teachers In Langata Division, Nairobi DBA Africa Management Review Vol 1 (1), pp 79 -92. Munyoki J.M., Kabagambe L. B., and Ogutu, M. (2012). Firm competencies and export Performance: A study of small and medium manufacturing Exporters in Uganda. European Scientific Journal Vol 8 (12) pp 29-48. Munyoki J.M., Kabagambe L. B. and Ogutu M. (2012). The Effect of Export Marketing Strategy on the Relationship between Firm Competencies and Export Performance of Small and Medium Manufacturing Exporters in Uganda. DBA Africa Management Review Vol 2 (1), pp 10-23. Nzuve S., Maalu J.; & Muindi F. ( 2012). A Survey of Personal Goals and Perception of Entrepreneurial Ability Amongst Students at the School of Business, University of Nairobi; African Journal of Business & Management (AJBUMA) Vol. 1 No. 1 (2012) AIBUMA Publishing; ISSN 987-9966-1570-1-0.

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Nzuve S.N.M. (2012). "Some Thoughts of How to Allocate Indirect Costs in a Corporate Environment". Social Science Research Network (SSRN), Electronic Publishing. Nzuve S.N.M. (2012). "The Impact of the Enactment of the Sarbanes Oxley Act in the United States, 2002 on the Improvement of Corporate Finance and Good Governance Behavior". Social Science Research Network (SSRN), Electronic Publishing. Nzuve S.N.M. and Bakari T.H. (2012). “The Relationship between Empowerment and Performance in the City Council of Nairobi”. Index Copernicus Journal, ICID: 1023459. Nzuve S.N.M. and Bundi E.G. (2012). “Human Capital Management Practices and Firms Performance: A Survey of Commercial Banks in Kenya”. Social Science Research Network (SSRN), Electronic Publishing. Nzuve S.N.M. and Lawrence B.A. (2012). “The Extent of Compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Regulations at Registered Workplaces in Nairobi” International Journal of Business, Humanities and Technology. ISSN 2162-1357(Print), ISSN 2162-1381(Online), Vol2, No 2. – March. Nzuve S.N.M. and Mbugua S.(2012). "A Survey of Competitiveness in the Passenger Road Transport Sector in Nairobi-Kenya". Social Science Research Network (SSRN), Electronic Publishing. Nzuve S.N.M. and Musyoka A. (2012). “Human Capital Management Practices Adopted by the National Social Security Fund”. Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Social Sciences (RJOMSS), Vol.1, Issue. Nzuve S.N.M. and Ogot E. (2012). "Factors Influencing Business Internationalization in Motor Vehicle Sector: A Case Study of General Motors East Africa". Social Science Research Network (SSRN), Electronic Publishing. Ogutu M. and Mbula C. (2012): Strategies Adopted by Multinational Corporations to Cope with Competition in Kenya. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 3 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Ogutu M. Munyoki, J.M., and Kabagambe , L. B.(2012). Firm competencies and export Performance: A study of small and medium manufacturing Exporters in Uganda.. European Scientific Journal Vol 8 (12) pp 29-48. Ogutu M., Munyoki J.M. and Kabagambe L. B. (2012). The Effect of Export Marketing Strategy on the Relationship between Firm Competencies and Export Performance of Small and Medium Manufacturing Exporters in Uganda. DBA Africa Management Review Vol 2 (1), pp 10-23.

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Ogutu M., Awino Z. B. and Muchemi A. W. (2011). Diversity in the Top Management Teams and Effects on Corporate Performance. Prime Journal of Business Administration and Management (BAM), Volume 1 (3), pp.82-92 10th 2011. www.primejournal.org/bam An International Journal ISSN: 2251-1261. Ogutu M., Nyatichi V. (2012). Competitive Strategies Adopted by Multinational Banks in Kenya DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 1 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023. Owino J. (2012): Strategic Planning, Planning Outcomes and Organizational Performance – an Empirical Study of Commercial Banks in Kenya. DBA Africa Management Review, Volume 2 No. 3 http://journals.uonbi.ac.ke/damr/. A Publication of the School of Business, University of Nairobi ISSN 2224-2023

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

The School hosted the European Foundation for Management and Development (EFMD) Conference on 11th and 12th October 2012 in collaboration with Strathmore University in its efforts to foster interaction and exchange of ideas among scholars. Yabs J. (2012). Entrepreneurial Initiatives, Business Environmental Factors, and the success of Kenya's OFDIs in EAC. A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Busienei J., K'Obonyo P. and Ogutu M. (2012). The Effect of Human Resource Strategic Orientation on Performance of Large Private Manufacturing Firms in Kenya. A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Busienei J., K'Obonyo P. and Ogutu M. (2012). The Effect of Business Strategy on the Relationship Between Human Resource Strategic Orientation and performance of Large Private Manufacturing Firms in Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Busienei J., K'Obonyo P. and Ogutu M. (2012). The Effect of Organizational Structure on the Relationship Between Human Resource Strategic Orientation and performance of Large Private Manufacturing Firms in Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Busienei J., K'Obonyo P. and Ogutu M. (2012). The Effect of Universalistic perspective of Human Resource Strategic Orientation on Performance of Large Private Manufacturing Firms in Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Busienei J., K'Obonyo P. and Ogutu M. (2012). The Effect of Contingency Perspective of Human Resource Strategic Orientation on Performance of Large Private Manufacturing Firms in Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13

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Lishenga L. and Acquillynembaka (2012). The Link Between Compliance With Corporate Governance Disclosure Code, And Firm Performance For Kenyan Firms. A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Thuo J.K., Kibera F.N., K‟Obonyo P. and Wainaina G. (2012). Customer Relationship Management Practices And The Marketing Productivity Of Commercial Banks In Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Asiabugwa M.A., Munyoki J.M. (2012). E-Commerce Strategy And Performance Of Commercial Banks In Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13

Kilika J.M., K'obonyo P., Ogutu M. and Munyoki J.M. (2012). Towards Understanding The Design Of Human Resource Development Infrastructures For Knowledge Intensive Organizations: Empirical Evidence From Universities In Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Ondiek G.O., Kisombe S.M. (2012). Lean Manufacturing Tools And Techniques In Industrial Operations: A Survey Of The Sugar Sector In Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Yabs J. (2012). Entrepreneurial Initiatives, Business Environmental Factors, And The Success Of Kenya‟s Outward Foreign Direct Investments In East Africa A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Machuki V.N. and Oketch N.A. (2012). Corporate Governance Structures And Performance Of HIV/Aids NGOs In Nairobi, Kenya A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Gichaba S.M., Magutu P.O., Onsongo E.N. and Nyenze C. (2012). Corporate Governance As An Instrument For Ethical Behaviour In Organizational Success A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 Monari F., Andollo A.A. and K'obonyo P. (2012). The Influence Of Time Management Tendencies On The Relationship Between Employee Empowerment And Organizational Performance: A Study Of The University Of Nairobi Employees A paper presented at the African International Business and Management Conference at KICC, Nairobi, July 12-13 The Second African International Business and Management Conference (AIBUMA 2012) The Operations Research Society of East Africa (ORSEA) The School published in the DBA Africa Management Review journal

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INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS

Collaboration with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) through the Department of Finance & Accounting; Collaboration with Govt. of-Germany aimed at establishing a Master of Science programme in Marketing Research; Collaboration with SMC University for on line MSc. and PhD programmes; Collaboration with Barclays Bank where the bank has sponsored and Endowed Chair through the Department of Finance and Accounting; The School remains an active member of the Association of African Business Schools (AABS) which acts as a benchmarking body for business schools across the continent.

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

INTRODUCTION

The School of Economics is one of the largest units of the University of Nairobi. It has the largest pool of

economists in Kenya and in East Africa, with an academic staff establishment of 51 members. The School

offers specialized training in Economics at the Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral levels. Instruction is

organized around three thematic areas/departments:

(i) Economic Theory;

(ii) Applied Economics;

(iii) Mathematics and Quantitative Economics.

The School teaches economics to Bachelor of Arts students as well as offers service courses and

common undergraduate courses to all the Faculties in the University, except Agriculture and Law.

PROGRAMMES OFFERED

The School is guided by the University of Nairobi educational policy, which expresses the principles of

choosing the programs and settling its profile. The School is a pace setter in Economics training in the

country.

Undergraduate Programmes

The School offers two (2) undergraduate programs:

Bachelor of Economics

Bachelor of Economics and Statistics

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Masters Programmes

The School currently has four (4) Masters programmes:

Master of Arts in Economics

Master of Arts in Economic Policy Management

Master of Arts in Economics of Multilateral Trading Systems

Master of Science in Health Economics and Policy

Doctoral Programmes

The School runs two doctoral programs.

The Collaborative PhD Program

A local PhD program by course work and thesis.

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS

RESEARCH

In 2012, staff in the School continued to participate in research. Selected research in 2012

include:

Awiti, Japheth. Institutions and Performance of Services Funded by the Constituencies Development Fund

(CDF) in Kenya. (2011 – 2013).

Gathiaka, John & Muriithi, M. An Empirical Analysis of livelihood strategies and Food

Insecurity in Turkana County, Kenya, work-in-progress; African Economic Research

Consortium, Nairobi.- (2012 – to date).

Gathiaka, John, Structure and Competitiveness of the Sugar Industry in Kenya, work in progress:

African Competition Forum and Competition Authority of Kenya-(2012 – to date).

Gathiaka, John. Livelihood Diversification to Reduce Poverty and Increase Food Security in

Pastoral areas of Northern Kenya. Work-in-progress; Deans Committee, University of Nairobi.

(2012 – to date).

Kabubo-Mariara J. Climate Change and Adaptation in Africa. Collaborative project supported

by Environment for Development initiative (2012 - 2013).

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Kabubo-Mariara J. and Ng‟ang‟a Kiriti. Social Protection and the Vulnerable Communities in

East Africa: Implications for Household Welfare. Supported by IDRC, ESARO (2011-2013).

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. Trade Liberalization and Food Security in Kenya. Funded by the WTO

chairs Program. (2012).

Mureithi, L.P. The Future of Globalization, Production Sharing and Decent Work. (2012).

Okelo, Jasper. Mobile telephony and Economic Growth: An African Case Study funded by the

WTO Chair’s Program. (2012).

Okelo, Jasper. Privatization in Africa. (2012 – to date).

Okelo, Jasper. Regional Trade Integration and the Conflicts with the WTO Agreements.

Supported by WTO Chairs Programme. (2012 – to date).

Okelo, Jasper. Trade in Natural Resources/Foreign Direct Investments. Supported by WTO

Chairs Programme. (2012 – to date).

Ongeri, B.O. Kenya’s Listed Commercial Bank and Economic Growth. (2012 – to date).

Ongeri, B.O. Youth Unemployment in Kenya. (2012 – to date).

Samanta,P.C. Textbook on economics of culture and corruption. (2012 – to date).

Wambugu, Anthony Kabubo-Mariara J. Labor market institutions and earnings inequality in

Kenya. (2012 – to date).

Wambugu, Anthony, Kabubo-Mariara J., and Mureithi, L.P. Dynamics of formal-informal

employment and earnings differentials in Kenya. Supported by IDRC, ESARO. (2011-2013).

Wambugu, Anthony, Mwabu Germano, Manda Kulundu, and Bigsten Arne. Reconciling

Africa’s Growth, Poverty and Inequality Trends: Kenya case study. (2012 – to date)

CONSULTANCIES

In 2012, staff in the School continued to participate in research and consultancy. Selected

consultancies in 2012 include:

Kabubo-Mariara J. (2012) “Natural Resource Discoveries in Africa”. African Development Bank

Group (with R. Mulwa).

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Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a. (2012) Facilitated Short Course on Gender and Trade at the Trade Law Centre

at the University of Cape Town funded by the University of Adelaide from 30th

July 2012 to 2nd

August 2012.

Okelo, Jasper. (2012) Taskforce member working on Trade Remedies Bill for Kenya at a

conference in Nyeri in April, 2012.

Okelo, Jasper. (2012). Taskforce Member working on Kenyan Position on Non-Agricultural

Market Access (NAMA) for negotiation at the WTO.

Okelo, Jasper. (2012) Taskforce Member reviewing the Kenyan Government stand on Trade and

Competition, Trade and Investment and Transparency in Government Procurement in

Preparation for WTO negotiation.

Okelo, Jasper. (2012) Taskforce Member working on the Kenyan Government position for

negotiation for negotiation at the WTO. 2012 (Jasper Okelo).

Okelo, Jasper. (2012) Taskforce Workshop end of April 2012 – meeting stakeholders to validate

Trade Remedies Bill.

PUBLICATIONS

In 2012, staff in the School continued produce high level research and consultancy output.

Selected publications and research reports in 2012 include:

Gathiaka J.K. Livestock farming and poverty reduction in smallholder farms in Kenya,

European Scientific Journal,8(19): 212-228 (2012).

Gathiaka J.K. Neighbours‟ soil conservation and crop production in Kenya, European Scientific

Journal, 8(19): 95-109, (2012). http://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/issue/view/39.

Gathiaka J.K. Peer effects in smallholder agricultural production in Kenya, European Scientific

Journal, 8(22):1-13, (2012) http://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/issue/view/46.

Gathiaka J.K. Social interactions and returns to farm inputs in smallholder agriculture in Kenya,

European Scientific Journal, 8 (15): 180-201, (2012).

http://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/issue/archive

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Kabubo-Mariara J. and R. Mulwa (2012) “Natural Resource Discoveries in Africa: What are The

Prospects for Economic Transformation?” Final report presented to The African Development

Bank June 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. (2012). “Institutional Isolation, Soil Conservation and Crop Productivity:

Evidence from Machakos and Mbeere Districts in Kenya” African Journal of Social Sciences.

2(3): 1-26.

Kabubo-Mariara J., Karienyeh, M. (2012) Child Survival, Poverty and Inequality in Kenya:

Does Physical Environment Matter? African Journal of Social Sciences. 2 (1) 65-84.

Kabubo-Mariara J., M.M. Karienyeh & F.K. Mwangi. Child Survival and Policy Options in

Kenya: Evidence from Demographic and Health Surveys. Journal of Reviews on Global

Economics, 2012, 1, 13-26.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T. and Okelo J.A. (2012), Trade Discourse in Kenya: Topical Issues, Vol.1.

WTO and School of Economics WTO Chairs Program, pp.100-150.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. (2012), “Global Financial Crisis and Remittances: The Case of Kenya,”

International Journal of Applied Business and Economic Research Special Issues: Global

Financial and Economic Crisis Vol. 10, No. 1 (Jan-June) pp.97-111.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. (2012), Regional Trade Agreements: A Case Study of Kenya, in Trade

Discourse in Kenya: Topical Issues, Vol. 1 Edited by Kiriti and Okelo, WTO and School of

Economics WTO Chairs Program, pp. 100-150.

Mureithi, L.P. –Contributions to ILO/WB report on Inventory of Policy Responses to the

Financial and Economic Crisis (Washington, DC: The World Bank, April 2012).

Muriithi M.K. Comparative Analysis of Economic Lifecycle Deficits in Kenya and Nigeria: Some

Estimation Results in health and education: African statistical journal, Vol. 15 August 2012

Ongoro, T.N. International Migration of Capital: Theory and Practice. Pp.460-502 (in)Evdokimov A.I. (ed.)

Text book of International Economic Relations (New Edition). Moscow, prospect, 2012.

Ongoro, T.N. Russia in the System of International Mobility of Financial Resources. Pp. 503 – 517,(in)

Evdokimov A.I. (ed.) Text book of International Economic Relations (New Edition). Moscow, prospect,

2012.

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Ongoro, T.N. Transitional Corporations as subjects of International Economic Relations. Pp.70-109. (in)

Evdokimov A.I. (ed.) Text book of International Economic Relations (New Edition). Moscow, prospect,

2012.

Ruigu G. et al., “A Cost Benefit Analysis of Substituting Bamboo for Tobacco: A Case Study of Small

holder Tobacco Farmers in South Nyanza, Kenya, in the Science Journal of Agricultural Research and

Management”.

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

Gudmundsson, Ragnar made the following presentations at the School of Economics: “Sustaining Growth Amid Global Uncertainty”; “The Impact of Global Financial Stress on Sub-Saharan African Banking systems”; and “Sub-Saharan Africa‟s Natural Resource Exporter: Recent Performance and Policy Challenges”. 13th June 2012. University of Nairobi.

Giugale, Marcell, Fengler, Wolfgang presented a paper titled: “The End of Poverty.” 2nd July 2012, at the School of Economics, University of Nairobi.

Sayeh, Antoinette and Nolan, Sean presented papers titled: “Maintaining Growth in an Uncertain World”, and “Structural Transformation in Sub-Saharan Africa,” 22nd October 2012. University of Nairobi.

Workshop on Economic Analysis of Adaptation Options to Climate Change facilitated by Environment for Development in Kenya (EfD-Kenya). Mazooni 8-12 September 2012.

Abala, Daniel, Adjusting to Chinese Ascendancy in the post-MFA Global Clothing Industry: Trade Data Evidence (2000-2010), Preliminary Findings Conference. Mombasa, Kenya, 30Th June to 1St July, 2012.

Mariara, Jane. Environment for Development Conference. Costa Rica. October 27th-29th 2012.

Mariara, Jane. Agricultural Growth and Development Modeling Consortium, Scientific Advisory Board Annual Meeting. Dakar, Senegal, November 12-13, 2012.

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Mariara, Jane. AERC CMAP Academic Board. Gabarone, Botswana, 18th – 20th November 2012.

Mariara, Jane. AERC, CPP Thesis Workshop. Arusha, Tanzania, 1st-3rd December 2012.

Mariara, Jane. PhD Thesis Examination Committee. Gothenburg, Sweden. 14th December 2012.

Mariara, Jane. Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Board

Mariara, Jane. Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Board Retreat. Great Rift Valley Lodge. 3rd to 7th October 2012.

Mariara, Jane. Academic board meeting of the Collaborative PhD. Programme in Sub-Saharan Africa. Johannesburg, Abidjan. May 23-26, 2012. Mariara, Jane. Centre for Environmental Economics and Policy in Africa (CEEPA) Research Workshop and Research Committee meeting, Pretoria, May 28-31, 2012. Mariara, Jane. Biannual workshop, African Economic Research Consortium – June 3-7, 2012. Mariara, Jane. The African Development Bank Staff Seminars Audio Conference – June 21, 2012. Presented a paper – „Natural Resource Discoveries in Africa: What are The Prospects for Economic Transformation?‟ Mariara, Jane. 19th Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE), Prague, The Czech Republic – June 27-30, 2012. Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti – Annual WTO Chairs program conference in Geneva from the 23rd June to 26th June 2012 and presented the progress report of the UON School of Economics WTO Chairs program. Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti –15th Annual Conference of the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) in Geneva from the 27th to 29th June 2012. Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti. Official Inauguration of the National Slum Upgrading and Prevention Policy Formulation Process held at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies in Nairobi on the 18th of December 2012. Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti. Thematic Working Group Retreat on National Slum Upgrading and Prevention Policy Formulation Process held at the Multimedia University from the 4th to 7th December 2012.

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Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti. Seminar on Slum Upgrading at the Kenya Banker‟s SACCO on 29th November 2012. Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti. Inaugural workshop on Slum Upgrading at the Egerton University from the 29th October to the 1st of November 2012.

Ng‟ang‟a, Tabitha Kiriti. Workshop on National Housing Policy at the Ministry of Housing on the 26th of October 2012. Mureithi, L.P. Strategic Planning Workshop on UoN Board of Postgraduate Studies at Kenya School of Monetary Studies, 3rd and 4th May, 2012. Wambugu, Anthony. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Subject Specialist Workshop held at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi April 26th – 28th, 2012. Wambugu, Anthony. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012. Gathiaka J.K. Presented a research proposal on , “Livelihood strategy and food security in Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

Gathiaka J.K. Presented a work in Progress report on, “Livelihood strategy and food security in Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium” (AERC). Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5th, 2012

Muriithi. M. K. Presented a research proposal on , “Livelihood strategy and food security in Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

Muriithi M.K. Presented a work in Progress report on, “Livelihood strategy and food security in Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5th, 2012.

Muriithi M.K. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

Muriithi M.K. Second Steering Group meeting of the EU-funded project: Presented work in progress for Kenya entitled “Building Sustainable Research Capacity for Health and its Social Determinants in Kenya” Funded by European Union. Mexico, October 2012

Awiti J.O. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

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Awiti J.O. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5th, 2012.

Mwabu G.M. Resource Person for the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

Mwabu G.M. Resource Person African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5th, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person for the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) meeting of Experts in Johannesburg, South Africa from February 7th – 11th, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person at the 26th Meeting of the African Advisory Committee on Health Research and Development (AACHRD) April 27th – 28th, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person at the 21st Bureau for Research in the Economic Analysis of Development (BREAD) Conference on Development Economics at Yale University May 11th – 12th 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person for the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) biannual workshop at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 2nd – 8th 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Attended WHO meetings on Social Determinants of Health and Immunization June 17th – June 23rd 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Attended a Conference on Economic Growth in Africa, Tokyo, Japan July 21st – 28th July 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. 23rd Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development (BREAD) conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA and Mwabu, G.M. African Economic Conference 2012 in Kigali Rwanda October 23rd - November 4, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Annual Regional Conference on Immunization (ARCI) in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania December 10th – 12th, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. WHO meeting in Monrovia, Liberia 17th December, 2012.

Samanta P.C. Launching of Regional Economic Outlook by IMF in October 2012.

Samanta P.C. Delivered an informal talk on commodity prices and institutional charges in Africa at the University of Costa Rica.

Ruigu, G. Presented a paper entitled Economic Policy Making: A Case Study of Kenya, National Defence College, Karen, April 2012.

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Ruigu, G. Attended KIPPRA workshop on National Integration and Social Cohesion, as a discussant of a draft paper on the same subject, August 2012.

Ruigu G.M. attended an IPAR Workshop on Strategic Plan, December 15, 2012.

Ruigu G. Participated in the Workshop on Macroeconomic andSocial Development and Tourism Development in Eastern Africa Region, 7th June 2012, at the Laico Regency Hotel.

Ongeri, B.O. Attended an IBIMA (International Business Information Management Association), Kenya Chapter in Mombasa, May 2012.

Kiiru, J.M. Attended the Regional Policy Forum in Arusha, Tanzania, 26th – 27th April, 2012.

Kiiru, J.M. Seventeenth Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) in Kampala, Uganda from 25th July to 27th July 2012.

Kiiru, J.M. Household Survey Data at the International Food Policy Research Institute‟s (IFPRI) office in Dakar, Senegal from 8th October 2012 – 10th October 2012.

Manda D.K. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

Manda D.K. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5th, 2012.

Kimuyu P.K. Environment for Development Conference. Costa Rica. October 27th-29th 2012.

Kimuyu P.K. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd – 7th, 2012.

Kimuyu P.K. Environment for Development‟s Workshop on Collaborative Water sector Research, Gothenburg University, Sweden, December 12-13, 2012.

Nyangena W.N. Environment for Development Conference. Costa Rica. October 27th-29th 2012.

Nyangena W.N. Environment for Development Workshop on Collaborative Water sector Research, Gothenburg University, Sweden, December 12-13, 2012.

PAPERS PRESENTED/CONFERENCES/MEETINGS ATTENDED

Abala, Daniel: Adjusting to Chinese Ascendancy in the post-MFA Global Clothing Industry: Trade

Data Evidence (2000-2010), Preliminary Findings Conference, Mombasa, Kenya, 30Th

June to 1St

July, 2012.

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Awiti J.O. – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at

Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Awiti J.O. – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help at

Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5

th, 2012.

Gathiaka J.K. – Presented a research proposal on, “Livelihood strategy and food security in Turkana

county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research

Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Gathiaka J.K. – Presented a work in Progress report on, “Livelihood strategy and food security in

Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual

Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5

th, 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. – Academic board meeting of the Collaborative PhD. Programme in Sub-Saharan

Africa. Cote d‟ Ivore Abidjan. May 23-26, 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. – Centre for Environmental Economics and Policy in Africa (CEEPA) Research

Workshop and Research Committee meeting, Pretoria, May 28-31, 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. – Biannual workshop, African Economic Research Consortium – June 3-7, 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. – The African Development Bank Staff Seminars Audio Conference – June 21,

2012. Presented a paper – „Natural Resource Discoveries in Africa: What are The Prospects for

Economic Transformation?‟

Kabubo-Mariara J. – 19th

Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource

Economists (EAERE), Prague, The Czech Republic – June 27-30, 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. - Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Board Retreat. Great Rift Valley Lodge. 3rd to 7th

October 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. - Environment for Development Conference. Costa Rica. October 27th-29th 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. - Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Board Meetings held in Nairobi (6) in total.

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Kabubo-Mariara J. Agricultural Growth and Development Modeling Consortium, Scientific Advisory Board

Annual Meeting. Dakar, Senegal, November 12-13, 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. AERC CMAP Academic Board. Gabarone, Botswana, 18th – 20th November 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. AERC, CPP Thesis Workshop. Arusha, Tanzania, 1st-3rd December 2012.

Kabubo-Mariara J. PhD Thesis Examination Committee. Gothenburg, Sweden. 14th December 2012.

Kiiru, J.M. Household Survey Data at the International Food Policy Research Institute‟s (IFPRI)

office in Dakar, Senegal from 8th

October 2012 – 10th

October 2012.

Kiiru, J.M. Regional Policy Forum in Arusha, Tanzania, 26th

– 27th

April, 2012.

Kiiru, J.M. Seventeenth Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) in Kampala,

Uganda from 25th

July to 27th

July 2012.

Kimuyu P.K. – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help

at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Kimuyu P.K. Environment for Development Conference. Costa Rica. October 27th-29th 2012.

Kimuyu P.K. Environment for Development‟s Workshop on Collaborative Water sector Research,

Gothenburg University, Sweden, December 12-13, 2012.

Kiriti Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. – Annual WTO Chairs program conference in Geneva from the 23rd

June to

26th

June 2012. Presented the progress report of the UON School of Economics WTO Chairs

program.

Kiriti Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. –15th

Annual Conference of the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) in

Geneva from the 27th

to 29th

June 2012.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a T.W. Official Inauguration of the National Slum Upgrading and Prevention Policy

Formulation Process held at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies in Nairobi on the 18th

of

December 2012.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. Inaugural workshop on Slum Upgrading at the Egerton University from the

29th

October to the 1st of November 2012.

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Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. Seminar on Slum Upgrading at the Kenya Banker‟s SACCO on 29th

November 2012.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. Thematic Working Group Retreat on National Slum Upgrading and

Prevention Policy Formulation Process held at the Multimedia University from the 4th

to 7th

December 2012.

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W. Workshop on National Housing Policy at the Ministry of Housing on the 26th

of October 2012.

Manda D.K. – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help

at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Manda D.K. – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop help

at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5

th, 2012.

Mureithi, L.P. – Strategic Planning Workshop on UoN Board of Postgraduate Studies at Kenya

School of Monetary Studies, 3rd

and 4th

May, 2012.

Muriithi M.K. – Second Steering Group meeting of the EU-funded project: Presented work in

progress for Kenya entitled “Building Sustainable Research Capacity for Health and its Social

Determinants in Kenya” Funded by European Union. Mexico, October 2012.

Muriithi, M.K. – Presented a research proposal on , “Livelihood strategy and food security in

Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual

Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Muriithi, M.K. – Presented a work in Progress report on, “Livelihood strategy and food security in

Turkana county of Kenya at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual

Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5

th, 2012.

Mwabu G.M. Resource Person - African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual

Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Mwabu G.M. Resource Person - African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual

Research Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. December 1st to 5

th, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. – Annual Regional Conference on Immunization (ARCI) in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania

December 10th

– 12th

, 2012.

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Mwabu, G.M. – 23rd

Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development (BREAD)

conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA and Mwabu, G.M. African Economic Conference 2012 in

Kigali Rwanda October 23rd

- November 4, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. – Attended a Conference on Economic Growth in Africa, Tokyo, Japan July 21st –

28th

July 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. – Attended WHO meeting on Social Determinants of Health and Immunization June

17th

– June 23rd

2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person- 21st Bureau for Research in the Economic Analysis of Development

(BREAD) Conference on Development Economics at Yale University May 11th

– 12th

2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person- 26th

Meeting of the African Advisory Committee on Health

Research and Development (AACHRD) April 27th

– 28th

, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person- African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) meeting of

Experts in Johannesburg, South Africa from February 7th

– 11th

, 2012.

Mwabu, G.M. Resource Person- African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) biannual

workshop at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 2nd

– 8th

2012.

Mwabu, G.M. WHO meeting in Monrovia, Liberia 17th

December, 2012.

Nyangena W.N. Environment for Development Conference. Costa Rica. October 27th

-29th

2012.

Nyangena W.N. Environment for Development Workshop on Collaborative Water sector Research,

Gothenburg University, Sweden, December 12-13, 2012.

Ongeri, B.O. Attended an IBIMA (International Business Information Management Association),

Kenya Chapter in Mombasa, May 2012.

Ongoro, T.N. Attended and participated in a conference organized by the Global Center on Security

and Development – (the World Bank) Entitled “Role of China in Fragile States” at Crowne Plaza,

Upper Hill, Nairobi on 25th

May 2012.

Ongoro, T.N. Attended and participated in a conference to launch the Africa Human Development

Report 2012 at UN Complex, Gigiri, Nairobi on 15th

May 2012.

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Ongoro, T.N. Attended and participated in a conference to launch the Regional Economic Outlook

by Dr. Ragnar Gudmundsson (IMF) on 13th

June 2012 in ED II.

Ongoro, T.N. Attended and participated in a conference to launch the seventh edition of Kenya

Economic Update (KEU), entitled “Kenya at Work: Energizing the Economy and Creating Jobs” at

Fairmont Norfolk Hotel 5th

December 2012.

Ongoro, T.N. Attended and participated in the launch of Annual Regional Economic Outlook for

Sub-Saharan Africa by the International Monetary Fund on 22nd

October 2012 at Education Theatre

II.

Ongoro, T.N. IPAR – Workshop on Strategic Plan on 15th

December, 2012.

Ongoro, T.N. Workshop on “Dissemination of Kenya Maritime Authority Training Needs

Assessment Report” held on 23rd

October 2012 at the Kenyan Institute of Education.

Ruigu G. Participated in the Workshop on Macroeconomic and Social Development and Tourism

Development in Eastern Africa Region, 7th

June 2012, at the Laico Regency Hotel.

Ruigu G.M. IPAR- Workshop on Strategic Plan, December 15, 2012.

Ruigu, G. KIPPRA workshop on National Integration and Social Cohesion, as a discussant of a draft

paper on the same subject, August 2012.

Ruigu, G. Presented a paper entitled Economic Policy Making: A Case Study of Kenya, National

Defence College, Karen, April 2012.

Samanta P.C. Launching of Regional Economic Outlook by IMF in October 2012.

Samanta P.C. Visit to University of Costa Rica; delivered an informal talk on commodity prices and

institutional charges in Africa. September 2012.

Wambugu, Anthony – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research

Workshop help at Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. June 3rd

– 7th

, 2012.

Wambugu, Anthony – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Subject Specialist

Workshop held at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi April 26th

– 28th

, 2012.

Regional Economic Launch by Dr. Ragnar Gudmundsson (IMF, resident representative in Kenya). Topics:

“Sustaining Growth Amid Global Uncertainty”, “The Impact of Global Financial Stress on Sub-Saharan

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African Banking systems”, “Sub-Saharan Africa’s Natural Resource Exporter: Recent Performance and

Policy Challenges”. 13th June 2012. University of Nairobi.

Dr. Marcelo Giugale, World Bank’s Director of Economic Policy and Poverty Reduction Programs for

Africa and Wolfgang Fengler, Lead Economist, World Bank. Topic: “The End of Poverty”. 2nd July 2012.

University of Nairobi.

Regional Economic Launch Dr. Antoinette Sayeh, Director of the African Department of the International

Monetary Fund and Dr. Sean Nolan, Senior Resident Representative, African Department of the IMF.

Topics: “Maintaining Growth in an Uncertain World”, “Structural Transformation in Sub-Saharan Africa”.

22nd October 2012. University of Nairobi.

Workshop on Economic Analysis of Adaptation Options to Climate Change facilitated by Environment for

Development in Kenya (EfD-Kenya). Mazooni 8-12 September 2012.

INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS

The School maintained active external links in 2012, collaborating with various institutions in research

and consultancy, capacity building, Staff and student exchange, curriculum development, and

dissemination of research findings. Some institutions have supported the School though institutional

grants.The institutions that the School entered into memorandum of understanding (or had active

MoUs) in 2012 and the respective areas of collaboration include:

African Economic Research Consortium and University of Nairobi for Participation of the School of

Economics in the Collaborative Masters Programme in Economics. The African Economic Research

Consortium is an international not-for-profit organization registered in Delaware in the United States

of America and established as a body corporate with full Legal Personality under the Laws of the

United States of America. Collaborative Masters Programme in Economics (CMAP) is a collaborative

training program among Anglophone African Universities (Except Nigeria), in the field of Postgraduate

training in Economics and AERC is the Executing Agency for the Programme.

African Economic Research Consortium and the University of Nairobi for the Participation of the

School of Economics in the Collaborative Ph.D. Programme in Economics. The Collaborative Ph.D.

Programme in Economics (CPP) is a collaborative training programme among Sub-Saharan African

Universities in the field of postgraduate training in Economics and AERC is the Executing Agency for the

Programme.

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Central Bank of Kenya and University of Nairobi for training and research. CBK is established under

the constitution of Kenya 2010 and is mandated to formulate and implement monetary policy directed

to achieving and maintaining stability in the general level of prices.

World Vision Kenya for research and consultancy. World Vision Kenya is a member of a global

partnership body of World Vision International, registered and operating in Kenya under NGO Act of

1990 of the Laws of Kenya; World Vision Kenya is a Christian humanitarian development and advocacy

organization dedicated to helping children, families, and their communities reach their full potential by

tackling the causes of poverty and injustice in Kenya.

Insurance Regulatory Authority for research and consultancy. The Insurance Regulatory Authority is

established under the Insurance (Amendment) of 2006 under the Ministry of Finance, Office of the

Deputy Prime Minister in charge of regulating, supervising and developing the Insurance Industry in

Kenya.

The University of Gothenburg in Support of the Environment for Development Initiative-Kenya 2012-

2014. The EfD initiative is a Sida-funded project, which started in 2007. The project is now entering its

second phase. The project is currently governed by a four-year agreement between Sida and UGOT.

World Trade Organization Chairs Programme for training, research and consultancy. The MoU is

under the World Trade Organization Chairs Programme (WCP), whose objective is strengthening

knowledge and understanding of the trading system among academics, citizens and policy makers in

developing countries by stimulating teaching, research and public debate on international trade

cooperation in universities and research institutions.

UNCTAD Virtual Institute Network for training, research and consultancy. UNCTAD Virtual Institute on

Trade and Development assists academic institutions in member countries to strengthen their capacity

to develop courses and to conduct research on trade, investment and development-related issues

dealt with by UNCTAD.

Health Systems 20/20 (HS 20/20) in support of the Master of Science in Health Economics and Policy.

Health Systems 20/20 (HS 20/20), was a six year (2006-2012) cooperative agreement funded by the

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), offers USAID-supported countries help in solving

problems in health governance, finance, operations and capacity building. Health Systems 20/20 is

managed by Abt Associates and its partners. One of the core objectives of Health Systems is to build

capacity of developing country institutions to support health system strengthening efforts. HS 20/20

acts through global leadership, technical assistance, research and studies, professional networking,

and information dissemination.

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In addition to the above MoUs, the School also interacts closely with stakeholders such as the Ministry

of Trade; Ministry of State for Planning, National Development and Vision 2030; Kenya National Bureau

of Statistics; Kenya Institute of Public Policy and Research (KIPPRA); Institute of Economic Affairs; and

Ministry of East African Community among others.

The School has also maintained academic links with local and regional universities through sourcing of

students, supervision of PhD thesis and external examination. Such universities include: Kenyatta

University, Egerton University, Moi University, Maseno University, University of Malawi, University of

Dar es Salaam, University of Cape Town, University of Liberia, National University of Rwanda, Makerere

University and Catholic University of Eastern Africa.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Both academic and non-academic staff of the School engage in a wide range of outreach activities. A sample

of outreach activities in which members of the school are involved in listed here below.

Board Members of Parastatals

Kabubo-Mariara Jane: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

Ruigu, George: Institute for Policy Analysis and Research

Kimuyu, Peter: Kenya Commercial Bank

Kimuyu, Peter: Privatization Commission

Mwega, Francis: Kenya Institute for Public Policy Analysis

and Research

Mwega, Francis: Central Bank, Monetary Policy Committee

Ayako, Susan: Competition Authority

Members of Board of Governors of Schools

Mureithi, Leopold : Karima Girls Secondary School

Kiriti-Ng‟ang‟a, T.W : Githambia Secondary School

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Awiti, Maurice : Mawego Technical Training Institute

Kiriti-Ng’ang’a, T.W.- Member of the evaluation committee of the National Council of Science and

Technology Midterm review of the Strategic Plan.

Kiriti-Ng’ang’a, T.W.- Member of the evaluation committee of the National Council of Science and

Technology monitoring and evaluation of research projects and proposals.

Kiriti-Ng’ang’a, T.W.- Resource Person: Slum upgrading Policy – Ministry of Housing

Mwabu, G.M. - Resource Person: African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) – review proposal,

papers and advice students.

Mwega, Francis- Resource Person: African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) – review proposal,

papers and advice students.

Kabubo-Mariara J - Resource Person: African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) – review proposal,

papers and advice students.

Kabubo-Mariara J - Scientific Advisory Board member: African Growth and Development Policy

(AGRODEP) Modeling Consortium

Kabubo-Mariara J - Working Group Member, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification

(UNCCD) 2nd Scientific Conference

Kabubo-Mariara J - Member of Research committee: Centre of Environmental Economics and Policy in

Africa (CEEPA)

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Kabubo-Mariara J - Academic Board membership - Collaborative PhD. Programme (CPP) in Economics

for Anglophone Africa and Collaborative Masters Programme (CMAP) in Economics for Anglophone

Africa.

Kabubo-Mariara J - Associate editor of the African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics

(AFJARE).

Kabubo-Mariara J - Editorial board member “Environment and Development Economics”.

Kabubo-Mariara J - International representative in Editorial board “SACHA Academic Journals”. Kiriti-

Ng’ang’a, T.W - Editor Regional Development Studies.

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM INTRODUCTION The history of professional training for journalists in East Africa dates back to the early 1960s when the intention was to Africanize the mass media. Between 1963 and 1968, the International Press Institute ran a series of six-month training programmes in Nairobi for journalists from English-speaking African countries. To continue these programmes, the Ministry of Education approached UNESCO in 1968 to assist in setting up a more intensive training programme integrated into the University of Nairobi. Thus, the School was opened in the University as a UNESCO regional project financed largely by funds from Denmark, Norway, and Austria to cater for students from Eastern and Central Africa. Until 1979, the School offered a two-year undergraduate programme leading to a Diploma in Journalism. This earlier effort was mostly aimed at advanced-level secondary school leavers and journalists with little or no prior professional training. The courses gave practical training as well as relevant theoretical background in subjects such as mass communication, international studies, economics and government. From 1980 to-date the School offers a program leading to Postgraduate Diploma in Mass Communication, a Masters Degree in Communication Studies and from January, 2006, a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies. The latter program has four specializations namely, Development Communication, Public Relations, Print Journalism and Broadcast Journalism. Its recent addition to the courses bouquet is the Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Production, which was a logical progression for its long standing collaboration with the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC), the oldest training institution for journalism and the technical fields of communication in Kenya. It true to say that the School has produced most of the top journalists, editors and media managers in the Kenyan media, as well as top communication professionals in public relations, international organizations, and the academia. Most of the lecturers

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currently teaching at various universities in Kenya were trained at the School, as are most the public relations practitioners, and publishers. The School is synonymous with the history of excellence in journalism in Kenya and the East African Region. The School is able to sustain this excellence by tapping into the extensive faculty resources of the largest College at the University of Nairobi, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, which holds the record of having the most professors of any college in Kenya. SOJMC students are able to interact with professors from other disciplines offered at the University including sociology, anthropology, development studies, English, linguistics, political science, geography, computer science, and medicine. Currently, the school has more than 1600 students at the undergraduate, masters and PhD levels. The first two graduates of the PhD program graduated in 2011 and were quickly taken up by local universities. The School was identified as one of the twelve Centres of Excellence in Communication and Media training in Africa, and the only one in Kenya

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES The school offers the following programmes: Bachelor of Arts in Journalism & Media Studies Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Production Master of Arts in Communication Studies Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Communication and Information Studies (CIS)

RESEARCH CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH Kiai, Wambui and Ngugi, Muiru, and Nyabuga, George, did research on Kenyan Media Veterans and their Role in the Evolution of Freedom of Expression in Kenya.

Nyutho, Edwin continued with his research on Kenyan cinema on the global screen

Oranga, James continued with his research on East African Integration: The Role of the Media in Enhancing Public Awareness and Preparedness.

Ringera, Karambu did research on the Role of Communication for Social Change as an Integral component of sanitation projects: The case of Kibera; A research project in partnership with University of Denver. Wairimu, Gichohi did research on the Role of Development Communication for Social Change in attaining the Millennium Development Goals and Vision 2030 in Kenya

PUBLICATIONS Nyabuga, George, Planning Journal of Media and Diversity Journal in conjunction with Africa Woman and Child Features

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Ngugi, Muiru, 2012. From Fetters to Freedom: Media Regulation in Kenya” Media Council of Kenya 2012. The Long Walk to Media Freedom Nairobi: MCK CONSULTANCIES UNDERTAKEN Kamau Mubuu - Trainer, UNITID Fellowship Programmes, a collaboration with the University of Washington. Kamau Mubuu, Research on Gender dimensions of witchcraft and their impact on women rights in Kisii County, Kenya Kamau Mubuu-Trainer (MSTCDC), Arusha Tanzania, BA in development studies (KIMMAGE Centre) Kamau Mubuu-Trainer for (MSTCDC), Arusha Tanzania, a Project planning and management-regional NGO capacity building Magayu Magayu, Editing consultant to the Mozambique Plan of Action for the African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC) Muiru Ngugi, Consultant for the development of the Media Council of Kenya Diploma in Journalism Curriculum Muiru Ngugi, Consultant as a resource person for communication for the Commission of Higher Education (CHE) in the re-inspection of Daystar University Muiru Ngugi, Consultant for the Goethe Institut on an Integration model for Orality, Social Media and Education. Nyutho, Edwin, Training Course on media and human rights Media Council of Kenya Nyutho, Edwin, Nominated as a member and chairperson of the 2012 Kalasha Film and Television Awards Nomination Academy Oranga, Peter, Working with Internews to train journalists in Trends and Techniques of Professional Coverage of Elections Oranga, Peter, is a Lead consultant for TSC in producing a documentary for empowering HIV+ teachers to continue serving within TSC INTERNATIONAL LINKS, COLLABORATIONS AND VISITATIONS Ngugi, Muiru and Kiai,Wambui, Organized a consultative meeting on Conflict Sensitive Journalism with support from International Media Support (IMS), a Denmark based organization on Experts in conflict sensitive Journalism

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Ringera, Karambu, established links with the School of Media, Film and Mass Communication, Denver University and the School of Journalism & Mass, University of Nairobi: The Kibera Sanitation Research Project Nyabuga, George, University of Witwatersrand (South Africa) and DEMOS (Guatemala) on Sub-Saharan Africa Expert Meeting on Freedom of Expression and the Internet- Wairimu Gichohi was an Exchange Scholar at Kansas State University (USA) Two lecturers from the School of Journalism attended a two-week training workshop by Deutsche Weller Akademie from May 29 to June 01, 2012 in at Daystar University. The 10-day „Train-the-Trainers‟ workshop was attended by participants drawn from several African countries, and was conducted by trainers from Germany. SOJMC students participated in one broadcast of the BBC World Service (students were exposed to practical international live broadcasting in two countries, Kenya and Cote D‟Ivoire, and they also got to learn first-hand from international journalists).

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS Ngugi, Muiru, “Communication Training Opportunities: Suggestions for UNFPA on Communications Capacity Building,” Communication Experts Consultative Meeting on Strengthening Communication Approaches with UNFPA Africa Region, Great Rift Valley Lodge and Golf Resort, September 26-29

Ngugi, Muiru, “The Proposed MA in Communication Curriculum.” Presentation at Media Training Stakeholders Workshop meeting at Kenya Utalii College. May 24, 2012.

Ngugi, Muiru, “Towards Professionalization in Kenya Journalism” Presentation at Media Training Forum of the Media Council of Kenya. May 4, 2012 Ngugi, Muiru, Penalists and Discussant on Report from Media and Political Communication” National Conference on the Preparedness of Kenya Towards the 2012 General Election. Hekima College. January 19-20, 2012 COMMUNITY OUTREACH School of Journalism students participated in an HIV/AIDS awareness during the world AIDS day on 1st December 2012 The School has been organizing monthly Media Roundtable discussions with practitioners from the industry supported by several partners like Media Focus on Africa, Nation Media Group, Media Council of Kenya among others Kamau, Samwel, Editorial Advisory Board for Maths Today Magazine Kamau, Samwel, Board of the Big Issue Kenya (TBIK) Social Justice Magazine

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Ngugi, Muiru, was appointed a Media Council of Kenya Council member and Chair of the Committee on Training and Accreditation Ngugi, Muiru, joined the Editorial Board of the Africa Journal of Communication, Journal of East Africa Communication Association (EACA). Ngugi, Muiru, became a reviewer for the Africa Communication Research. Ngugi, Muiru, Judge: Annual Media Excellence Awards (AMEA)

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SCHOOL OF LAW

INTRODUCTION The Faculty of Law was established in 1970 and is one of the original faculties of the University of Nairobi. It is currently referred to as the School of Law. The main task of the School is to run a national training Programme for the legal profession, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B). The Faculty also runs Master of Laws (LL.M) and PhD Programmes for students wishing to specialize in specific branches of law. Although law studies at the University Level are, by tradition, of theoretical character, pedagogical efforts have been made to encourage active participation in class and to introduce mock trails and moot court competitions locally and internationally. The School also runs a Clinical Programme under which students are attached to courts in order for them to appreciate the workings of the law and again practical experience. The training at the School provides students with knowledge of the law required in professional practice, business, industry as well as service in local and central governments. Since its establishment, the School has maintained a distinctive character in contribution to the legal profession and the legal fraternity in Kenya and is the leading source of legal knowledge and skills in the country. Graduates of the School are serving as senior members of government, judges of superior courts, magistrates, senior legal officers in the State Law Office, public corporations, local authorities and private entities. Others are law instructors in many institutions. This premier law School has evolved steadily from its earlier status as a department of the Faculty of Commerce in the 1960s to one of the largest law Schools in East and Central Africa. Today, the School has staff strength of 5 full professors, 9 Associate professors,10 Senior Lecturers, 41Lecturers, 1 Assistant Lecturers and a team of administrative and support staff. The student population stands at slightly over 2,259. The School of Law has three Campuses: Parklands, Nairobi Law Campus, Mombasa Law Campus and Kisumu Law Campus. The School also has three Departments: Commercial Law, Private Law and Public Law. ACADEMIC programmes The School offers the following programmes: Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Master of Laws (LLM) in various thematic areas PhD in various thematic areas of Law

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS

CONSULTANCIES Members of the faculty were consulted in a project titled: Devolved Governments in Kenya: Reflecting on and Planning for County Assemblies Members of the faculty were involved in the development of the National Assembly‟s Draft Standing Orders

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Members of the faculty were involved in the formulation of the Judiciary Transformation Framework (JTF)

PUBLICATIONS

Kinyanjui, Sarah (2012). Best Practices in Administration of Criminal Justice: A case of Mombasa Law courts (2011) Resource booklet published in 2012 by Muslim for Human Rights (MUHURI) Migai, Akech, (2012). Is the Vetting Process Really Fair to Judges? Nairobi Star, Monday, 25 June 2012; Nairobi Law Monthly, July 2012. Sihanya, Ben (2012) “Digital copyright in Kenya,” Vol 8 2012 No.1 Law Society of Kenya Journal pp. 119-148 Sihanya, Ben (2012), “Media law in Kenya in the era of digital broadcasting,” The Media Observer a publication for Media Council of Kenya, July-October 2012, pp. 12-14. Sihanya, Ben (2012)“Constitutional implementation in Kenya, 2010-2015: challenges and prospects,” A study under the auspices of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES), Occasional Paper No. 5, Nairobi, January 2013, ISBN: 9966-957-20-0.

Wasamba, Peter and Sihanya, Ben (2012) “What do Kenyan artists get for their skill? Reforming compensation under copyright,” 24:2 Journal of African Cultural Studies 171-183 (Routledge; SOAS, London).

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

Migai, Aketch. (2012). Globalization, the Rule of (Administrative) Law, and the Realization of Democratic Governance in Africa, Paper Prepared for “globalization: The Next Twenty Years,” 20th Anniversary of Symposium of the Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, Indiana University Maurer School of Law, 5-6 April 2012 (Forthcoming in the INDIANA JOURNAL OF GLOBAL LEGAL STUDIES). Musili, Wambua Paul, delivered a paper titled The Scourge of Piracy: Cooperative Frameworks and Capacity Building on 27th and 28th February 2012 at the Annual Maritime Conference organised by the National Maritime Foundation at the IDSA New Delhi on the theme Indian Ocean Challenges: A quest for cooperative Solutions. Musili, Wambua Paul, Presented a paper titled Aborted Monism; An analysis of treaty Practice under the new constitution at a seminar organized by the Law Society of Kenya at the Waterbuck Hotel, Nakuru between 20th& 21st September 2012 whose theme was The EAC, International Laws & Treaties, How Much Do You Know? Musili, Wambua Paul, presented a paper titled Aborted Monism; An analysis of treaty Practice under the new constitution at a seminar held on 6th& 7th December 2012 at the Ocean Beach Resort, Malindi on the

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theme Laws, International Treaties & Facts In this Century and presented a paper titled Aborted Monism; An analysis of treaty Practice under the new constitution. Sihanya, Ben presented a paper titled “Author Empowerment through Copyright in Kenya.” Open Scholarship, and Alternative Publishing African Innovation Research and Training (Open AIR), University of Cape Town, Cape Town

INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS

The School collaborates with the following bodies and institutions: Financial & Legal Sector Technical Assistance Project (FLSTAP); International Development research Centre (IDRC), Canada; Ford Foundation; Norwegian Agency for International Development; Norwegian Research Council; South and Eastern Africa Research Centre on Women‟s Law, University of Zimbabwe.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Legal Clinics by student organizations such as Kenya Law Students Society(KLSS) and Student Organization of Legal Aid (SOLAD)

INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

INTRODUCTION

The Institute for Development Studies (IDS) is a premier development research institute in the Eastern and Southern Africa region. Established in 1965, the Institute has been carrying out research on development in the region and has increasingly influenced policy thinking and policy making in the region and Africa in general. In addition, IDS has collaboration and linkages with many research institutions and universities across the world. IDShas engaged in a rich variety of research projects relevant to Kenya‟s development agenda. It uses seminar series, workshops, and publications to disseminate and get feedback on research results. The publications include policy briefs, working papers, discussion papers and finalized research papers.

IDS has a faculty status which enables it to offer postgraduate studies in development studies. The Institute builds capacity for the analysis of development issues through the Master of Arts in Development Studies and PhD programmes. The Institute also encourages intellectual exchange between researchers and scholars on one hand and institutions on the other by undertaking collaborative research and hosting research associates.

ACADEMIC programmes

The institute runs the following programmes:

Master of Arts in Development Studies

PhD in Development Studies

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RESEARCH, CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH Atieno Rosemary: April–July 2012, Preparation of the African Gender and Development Index report for Kenya. Project Commissioned by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development, Republic of Kenya in collaboration with the Economic Commission for Africa. Atieno Rosemary: February –October 2012, Study on Growth with Equity: Informal Employment in Kenya. Study commissioned by the Internal Institute for Labour Studies (IILS). Atieno Rosemary: September–October 2012,“Women and Girls: Empowerment and Progress”. A chapter in The State of Kenya Population Report 2011. Project for the UNFPA and NCAPD. Njeru Geoffrey: January 2011-May 2012, Co-researcher, Elections and the Governance of Diversity in Africa, supported by UNDP and UNECA, for Africa Governance Report III. Njeru Geoffrey: June 2011-June 2012, Co-researcher, Social Movements project at IDS, funded and supported by the Ford Foundation. CONSULTANCIES Atieno Rosemary: April–July 2012, Preparation of the African Gender and Development Index report for Kenya. Project Commissioned by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development, Republic of Kenya in collaboration with the Economic Commission for Africa.

Atieno Rosemary: February –October 2012, Study on Growth with Equity: Informal Employment in Kenya. Study commissioned by the Internal Institute for Labour Studies (IILS).

Atieno Rosemary: September–October 2012,“Women and Girls: Empowerment and Progress”. A chapter in The State of Kenya Population Report 2011. Project for the UNFPA and NCAPD.

Michuki George: Co-Researcher for the Kenyan component of “Adjusting to Chinese Ascendency in the Global Clothing Industry” funded by the IDRC. Michuki George: National Democratic Institute Nationwide and County Public Opinion Survey in Kenya. Njeru Geoffrey: January 2011-May 2012, Co-researcher, Elections and the Governance of Diversity in Africa, supported by UNDP and UNECA, for Africa Governance Report III.

Njeru Geoffrey: June 2011-June 2012, Co-researcher, Social Movements project at IDS, funded and supported by the Ford Foundation.

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Kamau P. , G. Michuki, D. McCormick and C. Gatimu ,( 2012 ) “Adjusting to Chinese Ascendancy in the Global Clothing Industry: Kenya‟s Experience”, A Research Report Prepared for a Project Funded by IDRC and Undertaken at IDS, University of Nairobi. McCormick D, in ACTIF magazine, Cotton Africa (Issue no. 3, January-March 2012) entitled 'Regional clothing project: ACFRN; A study on Chinese ascendancy in the global clothing industry, its impact on African countries.' Michuki, George and Abel Oyuke (2012) “Investigating Linkages Between National and Local Level Governance Reforms” a publication by CLARION. Michuki, George and Rose Wanjiru, (2012). Police Reforms in Kenya: Perceptions and Expectations from Key Stakeholders, a Research Report submitted to the Institute of Policy Analysis and Research (IPAR). Mitullah, Winnie, RIO+20 virtual Dialogues organized by the Brazilian Government and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 16th April to 19th June, 2012. Mitullah, Winnie. Decentralised Service Delivery in Nairobi and Mombasa: Policies, Politics and Inter-governmental Relations‟ United Nations – UNU-WIDER Working Paper. Mitullah, Winnie. With Nyambura, Margret and Waema, Timothy (2012) `Factors influencing usage of the new Technologies in Low-Income Households in Kenya: The Case of Nairobi‟ in Info Issue 14, (4). Ngethe, N., Michuki, G. and Wanjiru, R. ,( 2012 ) “Police Reforms in Kenya: Perceptions and Expectations from Key Stakehoders”, Discussion Paper No. 116/2012, IPAR. Njeru, Geoffrey: “Creating Sustainable Livelihoods through Innovative Resource Use in the Semi-Arid Areas of Kenya: Experiences from Mbeere District” in Regional Development Dialogue Vol. 33, No. 2, Autumn 2012, pp.35-51.

Nyamongo, I. and Michuki, G. ,( 2012 ) “Rapid Situation Assessment of Drug and Substance Abuse in Kenya, 2012”. Nairobi, NACADA. Onjala, Joseph and Mediatrix Tuju, “Kenya‟s Implementation of the 5th FOCAC Plan of Action: Hollow Commitments and Lack of In-Country Support”. In Shikwati James –ed (2012). China-Africa Partnership: The quest for a win-win relationship. Inter Region Economic Network (IREN Kenya), Nairobi Kenya. Onjala, Joseph. “The Experience of Chinese Support for Infrastructure: How Relevant is it for Kenya?” In Shikwati James –ed (2012). China-Africa Partnership: The quest for a win-win relationship. Inter Region Economic Network (IREN Kenya), Nairobi Kenya. Oyuke, Abel and Michuki, George (2012) “Investigating Linkages Between National and Local Level Governance Reforms” a publication by CLARION.

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CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

McCormick, Dorothy, Mitullah W, Orero R and Ommeh M (2012) Paratransit operations in Nairobi: Development of their routes and termini, 30th Southern African Transport Conference: Africa on the Move, Pretoria. Mitullah, Winnie. McCormick D, Orero R and Ommeh M (2012) Urban transport strategies in Nairobi: A bird‟s eye view, 30th Southern African Transport Conference: Africa on the Move, Pretoria. Mitullah, Winnie, McCormick D, Orero R and Ommeh M (2012) Paratransit operations and institutions in Nairobi: A concept paper on paratransit strategy, 30th Southern African Transport Conference: Africa on the Move, Pretoria. Michuki G. , ( 2012 ) “State and Society: Structure and Process of Governance” Chapter Two of the UNECA & UNDP Kenya Country Report on “Elections and the Management of Diversity in Africa”.

Ogendi J, Odero W and Mitullah W, 2012 :Road traffic crashes in the city of Nairobi, Kenya: Characteristics and current interventions, 10th International Conference on Urban Health, Belo Horizonte

Orero R and McCormick D, 2012: Organisation of paratransit in Nairobi: Voluntary vs. mandatory savings and credit co-operatives, 12th International Conference on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport (Thredbo Series), Durban Mitullah W and Makajuma G, 2012: Analysis of non-motorised travel conditions on Jogoo Road corridor in Nairobi, Kenya, ACET Project 7: Non-motorised travel and infrastructure in Nairobi, Working paper 7-02, University of Nairobi and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. Mitullah, Winnie, Public Lecture `Enabling Counties to Work Through Acts of Parliament: Issues and Challenges‟, Talk organized by Siaya Stakeholders Forum, Nairobi Chapter, All Saints Cathedral, 25th April, 2012.

Mitullah, Winnie, `Women‟s Rights and Gender Equality in Compared Perspectives: Response to Maria Carolina Marques‟ A public Lecture jointly organized by University of Nairobi and the Brazilian Embassy, 20th April, 2012 Mitullah, Winnie, Public Lecture on `Constitution Making Process in Kenya‟, MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation, Arusha, Tanzania, 10th May, 2012 Ateno, Rosemary: presented a paper at the conference on African development at the Centre for the Study of African Economies, Oxford University, in the UK. Kamau, Paul: SAFIC workshop in Nairobi between 21st and 23rd February 2012. The meeting brought together IDS and collaborating partners.

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Wamalwa, Herberts: Seminar on Innovation and Development between 21st and 23rd March 2012, attended the Tanzania National Workshop and All African Globelics. This was held Kunduchi Beach Hotel & Resort, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Onjala Joseph: Celine Nauges, and Simon Wagura Ndiritu (2012). Risk Perception, Choice of Drinking Water and Water Treatment: Evidence from Kenyan towns. Paper presented during the 19th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, Prague, Czech Republic. 30th June 2012.

Onjala Joseph: Attended a meeting organised by African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) for a team of Experts to set PhD Examinations in Development Economics in February 2012, Pretoria-South Africa.

Njeru Geoffrey: 14-16 May 2012, Resource Person at the Rule of Law Training Workshop for the Military in the Republic of South Sudan held at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) of the Kenya Defence Staff College, Nairobi. Presented two papers namely: State Structures with Reference to South Sudan and Governing Cultural Diversity for Rapid Development: The Case of South Sudan, organized by IPSTC in conjunction with UNDP.

Njeru Geoffrey: 24-25 July 2012, Training of Trainers Workshop on Migration, Remittances and Development, held at the International Organization for Migration (IOM) offices, Nairobi, Kenya.

Njeru Geoffrey: 3-7 September 2012, Instructor on State Structures and Governance of Cultural Diversity, in EU/AU Rule of Law Course for senior multi-country military personnel organized by the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) in collaboration with Eastern Africa Standby Force (EASF) with the support of the European Union and African Union.

Njeru Geoffrey: 19-20 September 2012, Instructor on Long-term Development Aid to Fragile States and NGO Work in the Field in an Integrated Crisis Management Course for senior multi-country military personnel organized by the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) in collaboration with the Finnish Centre of Expertise in Comprehensive Crisis Management.

Njeru Geoffrey: 16-18 October 2012, Resource Person and Discussant at a workshop on Improved Migration Data Management for Policy Making on South-South Migration and Development held at the Laico Regency Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.

Njeru Geoffrey: 22-26 October 2012, Resource Person, Training of Trainers Workshop on Governance and Diplomacy for Peace and Security (GDPS) held at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) and House of Waine, Nairobi, Kenya, financially supported by GIZ of Germany.

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Njeru Geoffrey: 1 November 2012, Resource Person/Discussant at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) Annual Symposium on Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Security in South Sudan, held at the Amani Hall, IPSTC, Nairobi, Kenya.

Njeru Geoffrey: 26-28 November 2012: Resource Person and Member of the Technical Committee at the Conference on Harnessing Policy Research for Sustainable East African Integration held at the Kibo Palace Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania, organized by the African Research and Resource Forum (ARRF) and financially supported by the African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF).

Njeru Geoffrey: 30 November -14 December 2012, Resource Person, Trainer and Facilitator on Governance and Diplomacy for Peace and Security (GDPS) course held at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC), Nairobi, Kenya, financially supported by GIZ of Germany.

Kamau, Paul: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Tanzania stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

Kamau, Paul: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Madagascar stakeholder dissemination workshop presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

Kamau, Paul: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Mauritius stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

Kamau, Paul: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Lesotho stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

McCormick, Dorothy: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Kenya stakeholder dissemination workshop, to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

McCormick, Dorothy: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Tanzania stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

McCormick, Dorothy: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Madagascar stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

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McCormick, Dorothy: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Mauritius stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia. McCormick, Dorothy: Afrcan Clothing & Footware Research Network Lesotho stakeholder dissemination workshop to present presented results of the individual country research to stakeholders from the clothing industry, government, and academia.

McCormick, Dorothy: Attended this year's African Development Bank Annual meetings in Arusha, Tanzania, from 28th May to 1st June, 2012.

Carol Gatimu: Attended this year's African Development Bank Annual meetings in Arusha, Tanzania, from 28th May to 1st June, 2012.

McCormick, Dorothy: Attended the "Origin Africa" event in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on 24th - 27th April, 2012

McCormick, Dorothy: SAFIC workshop in Nairobi between 21st and 23rd February 2012. The meeting brought together IDS and collaborating partners.

Wamalwa, Herberts: SAFIC workshop in Nairobi between 21st and 23rd February 2012. The meeting brought together IDS and collaborating partners.

Michuki, George: Research Paper writing 3 day retreat held on February 12th, 2012 to Wednesday 15th, at Morendat Training and Conference Centre, Naivasha. Working on a paper titled “The Policy Fit in Kenya‟s Clothing Industry”

Michuki, George: Participant in a workshop titled Action Workshop for the research project titled “Rethinking Social Movements in East Africa”, Nairobi held on February 29th, 2012. Made a presentation titled “ Leadership and Composition of Social Movements in Kenya

Michuki, George: Participant in a workshop on a project titled “Police Reforms in Kenya” held at the Merica Hotel, Nakuru on May 10th, 2012. Made a presentation titled “Police Reforms in Kenya: Perceptions and Expectations from Key Stakeholders”

Kinyanjui, Mary: Business Exits and Takeovers in Nairobi‟s Central Business District: Implications for Inclusion of Informal Businesses in Urban Planning. Paper presented at workshop on Changing Socio-Spatial Configurations of Inclusion and Exclusion: Planning and Counter Planning in an African City. 7-9 March, 2012 Uppsala, Sweden

Mitullah, Winnie: `Socio-Economic Aspects of Malaria, Schistosomiasis and Rift Valley Fever. Presented at Healthy Futures Workshop, Arusha, 8 – 9th May, 2012

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Mitullah, Winnie: `Opportunities presented by the Devolution Provisions‟. Presented to People Living with HV Leadership for GIPA in Governance workshop, Enashipai Hotel, Naivasha. 24th April, 2012. Mitullah, Winnie: `Implementing Devolved Government‟ presented in a panel on New Constitution, Good Governance and the Fight Against Corruption‟ organized by the German supported Programme Go-Africa. Nairobi, Fairview Hotel, 2nd March, 2012.

Mitullah, Winnie: Expert Group Meeting on `Unleashing the Economic Potential of African Cities‟ organized by UN-HABITAT and Human Sciences Research Council, Cape Town, South Africa. 23/24th February, 2012 Mitullah, Winnie: `Women‟s Rights and Gender Equality in Compared Perspectives: Response to Maria Carolina Marques‟ A public Lecture jointly organized by University of Nairobi and the Brazilian Embassy, 20th April, 2012

Mitullah, Winnie: Public Lecture on `Constitution Making Process in Kenya‟, MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation, Arusha, Tanzania, 10th May, 2012

Mitullah, Winnie: Facilitation of RIO+20 virtual Dialogues organized by the Brazilian Government and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 16th April to 19th June, 2012

INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS

African Regional and Local Planning for Sustainable Development – Annual MA Seminar Collaboration with Nihon Fukushi University Development School – Nagoya, Japan Afrobarometer Round 5 Survey: Research Project that measures social, political and economic atmosphere in Africa. Negotiated and concluded collaboration arrangements with University of Ghent, Belgium. Memorandum of Understanding concluded Socio-Cultural factors Gender, Culture and Women in the Lake Victoria Fish Trade: A Value Chain Analysis, a research project funded by VicRes. A three year research project involving researcher in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. The World Economic Forum and University of Nairobi – „Executive Opinion Survey in Kenya.‟ Annual Research Project funded by WEF since 2004. University of Lausanne, developed project on „The Influence of Entrepreneurial Leadership and Social Capital on Resource Assembly and Firm Performance in Small- and Medium-Sized Firms in East Africa‟ in collaboration with Prof. John Antonakis and Dr. Jane Khayesi. The project has been

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funded for three years by the Swiss National Science Foundation. It includes one scholarship for a PhD student in IDS. Worked with a team from the Copenhagen Business School on an unsuccessful proposal for Danida funding to study „Successful African Firm Strategies in a Changing World‟. Collaborators included University of Dar es Salaam, University of Zambia, and Roskilde University.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Atieno, Rosemary, An external reviewer for the Austrian Partnership Programme in Higher Education & Research, an orgnanisation that funds collaborative research between Austrian and African institutions of higher learning.

Atieno, Rosemary, Coordinated the African Peer Review Mechanism study on the social and economic Development pillar.

Atieno, Rosemary, Coordinated the conceptualisation and implementation of faculty research and thesis dissemination programmes for the Collaborative Masters in Agricultural and Applied Economics (CMAAE) programme of the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC).

Atieno, Rosemary, Coordinated the preparation of the second and third Kenya Human Development Reports.

Atieno, Rosemary, Feminist Economics, a journal of the International Association for Feminists Economists, University of Nebraska – Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska.

Atieno, Rosemary, Formally member of the Academic Board of the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC), whose main responsibility was to oversee the development and running of the Regional Collaborative M.A. Programme in Economics.

Atieno, Rosemary, Member of a team of peer reviewers for the Economic Report for Africa 2013 on “Reaping the Benefits of Value Addition”. The external Peer Review Meeting was in held in Cape Town, South Africa from 28-29 November 2012.

Atieno, Rosemary, Member, team of African Scholars identified to conduct country studies to provide background country information for the preparation of the Economic Report for Africa (ERA) 2013 by the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA). The theme of the ERA2013 is “Reaping the benefits of value addition for industrialization and structural transformation for Africa”.

Atieno, Rosemary, Panellist at the launch of the book “Agribusiness for Africa‟s Prosperity” on 19th September 2012 at the Hilton Hotel in Nairobi. Prof. Atieno contributed the background study on Kenya, which has since been published separately under the title “Agribusiness for Africa‟s Prosperity: Country Case Studies” as a working paper.

Atieno, Rosemary, Participated in the Annual Conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, in Barcelona Spain from 27-29 June 2012. The conference theme was “Human wellbeing for the 21st Century: Weaving Alliances for Feminist Economics”. During the conference,

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presented a paper on “Occupational Distribution of Women in the Labour market: Opportunities and Constraints for Poverty Reduction in Kenya”

Atieno, Rosemary, Participated in the conference on Economic Development in Africa at the Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford, UK.

Atieno, Rosemary, Participated in the preparation of the Kenya African Gender and Development Index for the Ministry of Gender Children and Social Development. The preparation of the AGDI is an initiative of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) deriving from its mandate to coordinate, support, monitor, evaluate and report on the implementation of international and regional human rights agreements on the rights of women at country level.

Atieno, Rosemary, Participated in the Workshop on Studies on Growth with Equity organised by United Nations International Labour Office (ILO) and the United Nations Department for Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA), on 28th September at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Nairobi. Prof. Atieno presented results on the Kenyan study on “Informal Employment: Evolution Causes and Consequences”.

Atieno, Rosemary, Regional Development Studies journal, a journal of the University of Nairobi and the United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD) Nagoya Japan.

Kamau, Paul, Country coordinator of the Kenya Executive opinion survey a joint project between the World Economic Forum and the University of Nairobi for Global Competitiveness Report

Kamau, Paul, Deputy Country Coordinator, SAFIC Research Project, Collaboration between University of Nairobi and Copenhagen Business school, University of Dare-Es-Salaam and university Zambia

Kamau, Paul, Deputy Regional Director for AFROBAROMETER Governance Surveys in Eastern Africa, a project based at the University of Nairobi, IDS

Kamau, Paul, Lead Scientist in the project entitled Culture and Women in the Lake Victoria Fish Trade: A Value Chain Analysis, a research project funded by VicRes and being conducted in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania

Kamau, Paul, Member Research Board, Kenya Institute of Education (KIE)

Kamau, Paul, Member, African Economic Research Consortium AERC Research Network

Kamau, Paul, Member, Board of Governors, Bagaria Secondary School, Nakuru County

Kamau, Paul, Member, Kenya Competiveness Committee constituted by the National Economic and Social Council and the Ministry of Planning, National Development and Vision 2030

Kamau, Paul, Member, Kenya DAAD Scholars Association

Kamau, Paul, Member, Kenya National Committee on WTO, based at the Ministry of Trade

Kamau, Paul, Member, Lake Victoria Research Network (VicRes) based at the Inter University Council of East Africa, Kampala Uganda

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Kamau, Paul, Member, Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA)

Kamau, Paul,Country Coordinator for African Clothing and Footwear Research Network (ACFRN), a project based at the IDS University of Nairobi

Karuti, Kanyinga, Associate Member of civil society groups including Kenya Section of International Commission of Jurists, and the Open Society Initiative of Eastern African. Karuti, Kanyinga, Board Member and Director – the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KHRC). Karuti, Kanyinga, Deputy Review Leader – Governance, Justice, Law and Order Sector Reform Programme of the Ministry of Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs. Karuti, Kanyinga, Lead expert – Designing civic and voter education programmes for Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan. Karuti, Kanyinga, Member - Kenyans for Peace, Truth and Justice (KPTJ), a civil society group advocating for justice and accountability on Kenya‟s Post-Election Violence. Karuti, Kanyinga, National Leader–Monitoring progress of implementation of reforms under the Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation agreement for and on behalf of the African Union Panel of Eminent African Personalities Chaired by Kofi Annan.

Karuti, Kanyinga, Political Development Specialist Analyst for various international development partners: making briefings to DfID Kenya, Norway, Netherlands, Sweden, EU, USAID, UNDP, GIZ, the World Bank, Open Society Foundation; and briefings to local partners including civil society groups, the Kenya Judiciary and Parliament. Karuti, Kanyinga, Reviewer – Third African Governance Report by United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. Kinyanjui, Mary, Board Member Ndekei Secondary, School Ngethu Secondary School and Juvenalis Gitau Secondary School.

Kinyanjui, Mary, Coordinator, Outreach Programme for Parental Involvement in Education of Children in Meru, Chogoria, Thika, Nairobi and Kikuyu.

Kinyanjui, Mary, Member, Gatundu North District Education Board.

Kinyanjui, Mary, Patron Igamba Primary School.

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McCormick Dorothy, Former external examiner, University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) - Institute of Development Studies, Catholic University of Eastern Africa - Marist International Centre and St. Paul‟s University, Limuru. McCormick Dorothy, Member, Development Research Uptake in Sub-Saharan Africa (DRUSSA) Network for University of Nairobi. McCormick Dorothy, Member, International Editorial Advisory Board, Regional Development Studies, published by United Nations Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan. McCormick Dorothy, Member, Steering Committee for 2012 Micro, Small and Medium-scale Enterprises (MSME) Survey, Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. McCormick Dorothy, Member, Technical Committee on Ready-Made Garments (TC70), Kenya Bureau of Standards. McCormick Dorothy, Member, Working Committee on Proposed Regional Centre of Excellence (RCE) for Textiles and Apparel, Export Processing Zones Authority and African Cotton Textile Industries Federation. McCormick Dorothy, Treasurer, Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Kenya Province. Michuki, George, Board Member, Nyambene Secondary School

Michuki, George, Member, American Political Science Association

Michuki, George, Member, Think-Tanks Network – Eastern Africa (TTN – EA)

Mitullah, Winnie, Chair, Board of the Center for Law and Research International (CLARION) based in Kenya

Mitullah, Winnie, External examiner, University of Leiden and University of Wagemngen, Netherlands.

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, Board Governors, Pamoja Trust (PT),

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, Board of Governors, Kenya Land alliance (KLA), a net workwork organisation addressing land issues, including policy, lobbying and advocacy

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, Board of Governors, Nyangoma Technical School for the deaf

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, Board of the Foundation for International Training (FIT) based in Markham Canada

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, Devolution Working Group. A group of experts on decentralisation committed to informing the devolution process in Kenya

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, editorial team Journal of Regional Development Studies. A collaboration of University of Nairobi and United Centre for Regional Development.

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Mitullah, Winnie, Member, National Council for Science and Technology Task Force on Policies on Increasing Access and Participation in Science Technology and Innovation (STI) of Youth, Gender Variation and Vulnerable Groups in Kenya

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, StreetNet International, based in Durban South Africa. The organisation is composed of researchers, and other people and institutions which focus on increasing the visibility, voice and bargaining power of street vendors and informal traders throughout the world.

Mitullah, Winnie, Member, Women in Informal Employment Globalising and Organising [WIEGO] based at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, USA. WIEGO is a global initiative promoting Women working within the informal sector:

Mitullah, Winnie, Out going Chair of the UN-HABITAT Advisory Board of the Global Research Network on Human Settlements (HS-Net)

Mitullah, Winnie, Patron, Kenya National Alliance of Street Vendors and Informal Traders (KENASVIT), an association established after IDS work on small scale enterprises focusing on street and informal traders.

Mitullah, Winnie, Regional Director for AFROBAROMETER Governance Surveys in Eastern Africa, a project based at the University of Nairobi, IDS

Mitullah, Winnie, Reviewer, Third African Governance Report, Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Addis Ababa

Mitullah, Winnie,Chair, Kenya National Commission for UNESCO Social and Human Science Programme Committee

Mitullah, Winnie, Member of Task on `Policies on Increasing Access and Participation in Science, Technology and Innovation of Youth, Gender Variation and Vulnerable groups in Kenya‟. National Council of Science and Technology. Musyoki, Rachel, Member: The African Forum ECafrique - has links to networks covering 126 countries around the world. Currently, the focus is on Emergency Contraception. Musyoki, Rachel, Resource Person: Poverty Eradication Commission - (Training Workshop and National Conference). Ngeru, Geoffrey, Member of Steering Committee, Mwienderi Community Water Supply Project, Tharaka-Nithi County. Ngeru, Geoffrey, Member, African Research and Resource Forum (ARRF) Technical Committee. Ngeru, Geoffrey, Member, ARRF-East African Community Think Tank Network.

Njoka, John, Associate Trainer, Training Center for Development Cooperation (MS-TCDC) in Arusha, Tanzania.

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Njoka, John, Chair, Board of Directors of the African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN), Kenya Chapter.

Njoka, John, Chair, Board of Governors, Thiba Mixed Secondary School.

Njoka, John, Member, Advisory Board for Kirinyaga South Development Caucus (KISODEC).

Njoka, John, Member, Advisory Committee for the African Report on Violence Against Children (Africa Child Policy Forum, Addis Ababa Ethiopia).

Njoka, John, Member, Board of Directors for Bekar College of Professional Studies in Thika.

Onjala, Joseph, Technical Committee Member - For the 7th Kenya Human Development Report - "Climate Change and Human Development: Emerging Opportunities". Ministry of State for Planning, National Development and Vision 2030. Onjala, Joseph, Technical Committee Member - National Climate Change Action Plan. Thematic Working Group 1.

INSTITUTE OF DIPLOMACY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

INTRODUCTION

The Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies ((IDIS) is a regional training institution based at the University of Nairobi. Its core service areas include undergraduate and postgraduate training, research, publication and conferences, a modern language laboratory, a library and documentation service and hostel facilities for students and visiting scholars and researchers. IDIS caters for the needs of African countries and international organizations, and maintains close links with similar institutions all over the world. The Institute offers Diploma, BA, Post Graduate Diploma, MA and PhD programmes in International and Strategic Studies. It has also set up Latin American and South East Asia regional study areas.

The Institute maintains close links with the resident diplomatic community. The latter participate in the Institute‟s programmes either as guest lecturers, seminar resource persons/participants or advisers in practical aspects of diplomacy such as diplomatic negotiations. The location of the Institute allows it to benefit from the large diplomatic presence and international organizations and media personnel in Nairobi.

The Institute has well developed links with institutions that have related programmes. It has well established links with the National Defence College of Kenya and also with the Defence Staff College in Nairobi. It runs an MA programme in international studies at the National Defence College and also a Diploma programme in international studies at the same institution. The Institute has enjoyed and continues to develop its historical links with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kenya. It has also developed links with the United Nations University of Peace.

The Institute‟s academic staff include leading academicians in their areas of research. It attracts high caliber students from all over the continent and currently has about three hundred students enrolled in its diverse programmes. IDIS provides its students with a rich multi-cultural experience and it

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counts among its alumni ambassadors, diplomats and international and regional civil servants. We at the Institute like to think of IDIS as the “small Institute with an attitude.” This reaffirms our belief in constantly maintaining the high quality and relevance of our programmes. It also enables us to provide a friendly environment that is sensitive to the needs of our students.

The Institute is constantly seeking to expand its network of collaborators. In 2006 we signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the UN University of Peace and another one with the Spanish Government in 2010.The Institute also maintains an active collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kenya, the Ministry of East African Co-operation of Kenya, the National Defence College, the Defence Staff College, the East African Legislature and Non-Governmental institutions such as the Heinrich Boll Foundation and the International Development and Research Centre (IDRC). I invite you to experience the unique world of diplomacy and international studies as experienced at the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies.

The Institute trains manpower as one way of attaining the Government‟s strategic objectives towards Vision 2030. This is done by making an assessment of the requirements of various stakeholders. All training is done in line with the Government policy on higher education.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

The institute runs the following programmes: Diploma in International Studies Diploma in Strategic Studies Bachelor of Arts in International Studies Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Studies Master of Arts in Diplomacy Master of Arts in International Conflict Management Master of Arts in International Studies PhD in International Studies POPULATION STUDIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE

INTRODUCTION The population Studies and Research Institute (PSRI) was established in 1976 as a post graduate centre for training population scientists and undertaking research on population and related issues and also for providing backstopping in the fields of population and reproductive health to the government, international and local NGOs as well as UN agencies. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES The institute offers the following programmes: MA in Population Studies

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Msc in Population Studies PhD in Population Studies Monitoring and Evaluation of Population and Health programmes RESEARCH, CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS CONSULTANCIES Gichuhi, Wanjiru, Agwanda, Alfred, Ikamari Lawrence and Jarabi, Ben, continued participating in the foundation research projects under the auspices of the KEFA project supported by the NIH and the University of Washington through the Centre for HIV Prevention and Research.

Ikamari, Lawrence and Mutuku, Andrew, participated in the training and data collection and processing of the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project‟ (ITC Project, University of waterloo, Canada). Ikamari, Lawrence, analysed data and prepared three reports on Unintended childbearing and reproductive health under the auspices of Strengthening Evidence for Programming of Unintended Pregnancy (STEP) Project. A project of the African Population and Health Research Centre and Population Council.

Ikamari, Lawrence, Jarabi, Ben and Agwanda, Alfred, were involved in the data analysis training using the 2009 Population and Housing Census Data project of the United Nations Statistic Department for the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS).

Ikamari, Lawrence, Ochako, Rhoune and Chimaraoke, Izugbra, continued with the research on unwanted pregnancies among women in Nairobi.

Khasakhala, Anne and Jensen, An-Magritt, continued implementing the Fertility and Poverty Research Project

Khasakhala, Anne, Odipo, George, Agwanda Alfred and Jarabi, Ben participated in the finalization of the research monographs on2009 Population and Housing Census Data

Odipo, George completed research work on Emigration and Development Linkages in Kenya

Oucho, John, Agwanda, Alfred, Khasakhala, Anne, Mutuku, Andrew Murungaru, Kimani and Jarabi, Ben, analysed data and wrote reports on various chapters of the Kenya Population Situation Report, a project of the UNFPA/GOK.

Oucho, John, continued with the research on rural out-migration to Urban Uncertainties in Kenya

The Rusinga Demographic Surveillance Site continued collecting data on vital events in the Rusinga and Gode Islands of Suba District.

PUBLICATIONS Ikamari, Lawrence 2012. IUCD re-introduction in Kenya: A Case of Best Practice. In PP Documentation of Best Practices in Family planning and Reproductive Health: Partners in Population and Development Secretariat: Dhaka Bangladesh.

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Kimani, Bernard, Nyagero, Josephat and Ikamari Lawrence, 2012. Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices on Jigger infestation among household members aged 18-60 years‟ A case Study of a rural location of Kenya‟ Pan African Medical Journal, 2012: 13 (suppl):7-12.

Obonyo J. B., et. al. (2012): “Kenya 2009 Population and Housing Census Analytical Report on Projections of Special Population Groups, 2010-2030, Vol. XI”. Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Planning, National Development and Vision 2030, Nairobi.

Oucho, J.O. 2012 “International migration: Trends and institutional frameworks from the African Perspective, in J. Martinez and L. Reboiras (eds.), Development, Institutional and Capacity Aspects of International between Africa, Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean. Santiago, Chile: United National Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, 2012, pp. 147-188.

Oucho, J.O. 2012 “African Migration in Euro-African Relations: A Blessing or Misfortune?” [“Migraciones Africanas Suerte Y Maldicion Para Africa Y Euopa”. In Mbuyi K. Badi (ed.) Africa en movimiento. Madrid: CASA Africa, pp. 281-302

Ross, John A. and Agwanda, Alfred T. 2012. The Rise of Injectable Contraception in Sub-Saharan Africa. African Journal of Reproductive health 16 (4): 63-73

Thurman, Tonya Renee, Jarabi, Ben & Rice, Janet (2012): Caring for the caregiver: evaluation of support groups for guardians of orphans and vulnerable children in Kenya, AIDS Care: Psychological and Socio-medical Aspects of AIDS/HIV, DOI:10.1080/09540121.2011.644229

Wafula, Sam, Ikamari, Lawrence and K‟Oyugi Boniface, 2012. „In search for an explanation on the upsurge in infant mortality in Kenya during the 1988-2003 period‟, PMC Public Health 2012: Volume 12:441: DOI: 10.1186/1471-2455-12-441.

INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS

In 2012, the Institute maintained its links with the following partners: University of Washington through the KEFA Project, Partners in Population and Development (South-South Initiative based in Bangladesh), the National Council for Population and Development (NCPD), Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), UNICEF, Kenya Country Office, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Kenya Country Office, and African Regional Office (Johaneberg) United Nations Statistics Departments (UNSD), New York, African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC), and Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA). The institute established research collaboration with the University of Waterloo in Canada through the International Tobacco Control Evaluation Project.

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Agwanda, Alfred, 2012. Population Situation Analysis (PSA) Challenges and opportunities. Presentation made at the PSA Orientation workshop on 8 - 12 May 2012, Southern Sun Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.

Agwanda Alfred. 2012 Population Situation Analysis. Discussion Guide for Authors 19 June 2012. University of Nairobi.

Agwanda, Alfred, 2012. Population Situation Analysis (PSA) Lessons Learnt from Kenya presentation made at International workshop on capacity strengthening in integration of Population and Environmental Issues in National and Sector Development frameworks Sandon Hotel ,Johannesburg South Africa, July 2012.

Agwanda, Alfred, 2012 Allocating resources to devolved Governments in Kenya: An Illustration with principal components approach. Presentation made at Population Association of Kenya 4th Population Conference Held at Nairobi Safari Club, Nairobi, Kenya October 23rd -25th, 2012.

Agwanda, Alfred 2012. Inequities and Exercise of rights: highlights from population situation analysis. Presentation made at Population Association of Kenya 4th Population Conference Held at Nairobi Safari Club, Nairobi, Kenya October 23rd -25th, 2012.

Agwanda, Alfred Khasakhala, Ann and Odwe, George 2012. Barriers to Utilization of Facility Delivery in Kenya. Presentation made at Population Association of Kenya 4th Population Conference Held at Nairobi Safari Club, Nairobi, Kenya October 23rd -25th, 2012.

Agwanda, Alfred, 2012 ; Rural-Urban Migration in Nyanza, Western and Nairobi provinces Presentation made at Stakeholders‟ seminar on „migrating out of poverty in Kenya‟ Kisumu hotel, kisumu, 26-27 April 2012.

Agwanda, Alfred 2012; Migration Analysis Presentation made at The Kenya Seminar on Census Data Analysis was held at Pan Afric Hotel Nairobi, Kenya, 19th -22nd March 2012.

Odipo, George, 2012. The Paradox of International Migration Trends and Patterns in Africa: Policy Implications for Cross-Border Trade and Integration, A paper presented at the European Population Conference, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden, 13th-16th June, 2012 (posted in the EPC website).

Odipo, George 2012. The Kenyan Experience: Mediterranean Transit Migration (MTM): A Dialogue in Action Linking Emigrant Communities for Development; Inventory of Institutional Capacities and Practice, a Joint Report of the ICMPD-IOM Project, June 2012, Nairobi.

Odipo, George, 2012. Migration, Agriculture And Food Security In Kenya: Policy and Institutional Changes for Promoting Investment of Remittances in Agricultural Sector, a paper Presented at the FAO Conference, Dakar, Bangladesh in March 2012.

Odipo, George 2012. Diaspora, Remittances and Development in IGAD States, a paper presented at the 2nd IGAD Regional Consultative Process On Migration (RCP); Migration & Development, United Nations Conference Centre, Addis Ababa, March 2012.

Odipo, George, 2012. African Brain-Related Concepts on International Migration, a paper presented at the 2nd IGAD Regional Consultative Process on Migration (RCP); Migration & Development, United Nations Conference Centre, Addis Ababa, March 2012.

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Odipo, George, 2012. Policy and Institutional Changes for Promoting Investment of Remittances in Kenya‟s Agricultural Sector, a Paper Prepared for FAO, through African Migration and Development Policy Centre (AMADPOC), January 2012. Nairobi.

Odipo, George 2012. Emigration and Development Linkages in Kenya: Trends, Patterns and Utilisation of Remittances. 4th Population Conference of the Population Association of Kenya, 23rd – 25th October, 2012. Nairobi Safari Club (Lillian Towers), Nairobi; “Population Dynamics: Implications for the Achievement of Kenya Vision 2030 and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)”.

Odipo,George, 2012. Emigration Levels, Trends and Patterns in Kenya: Standard Age Migration Schedules Incoherence! 4th Population Conference of the Population Association of Kenya, 23rd – 25th October, 2012. Nairobi Safari Club (Lillian Towers), Nairobi; “Population Dynamics: Implications for the Achievement of Kenya Vision 2030 and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)”.

Odipo, George 2012, Inter-linkages of Forced Migration, Human Rights and Poverty: Application of the Socio-Legal Models; European Population Conference, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden, 13th-16th June, 2012, EPC Website.

Odipo, George, 2012. Forced Migration, Human Rights and Poverty among Refugees in Kenya: Application of Social Development and Legal Institutions Models; International Methodological Seminar: Demography, Development and Democracy in Africa; University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 14th-16th November. 2012. Oucho, John, 2012. “African Brain-related Concepts on International Migration”. Paper presented at a meeting of the IGAD 2nd Regional Consultative Process on Migration”, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 7-8 February 2012.

Oucho, John, 2012. “Migration, Agriculture and Food Security in Kenya Status, Policy and Institutional Changes for Promoting Investment of Remittances in Agricultural Sector”. A presentation at the Technical Consultation on Migration and Remittances and their Impact on Sustainable Food Security, Agriculture and Rural Development”, Bogra, Bangladesh, 8-9 February 2012.

Oucho, John, 2012. Prospects for Free Movement in the East African Community. Paper for the „Regional Governance of Migration and Social Policy Comparing European and African Regional Integration Policies and Practices‟ held at the University of Pretoria, South Africa, 19-20 April 2012.

Oucho, John, 2012. African Migration In Euro-African Relations: A Blessing or Misfortune? Opening Lecture, Conference on „Extra-African migrations focusing on sub-Saharan African Migration in Europe, Carlos de Amberes Foundation, Madrid, Spain, 9-11 May 2012.

Oucho, John, 2012. The Place of Population Dynamics in Kenya‟s Vision 2030 Agenda. Keynote Address delivered at the Fourth Conference of Population Association of Kenya (PAK), Nairobi, 23-25 October 2012.

Oucho, John, 2012. International Migration and Development in Kenya. Paper presented at the Fourth Conference of Population Association of Kenya (PAK), Nairobi, 23-25 October 2012.

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Khasakhala, Anne, Agwanda, Alfred and Omedi, Gilbert. A comparative study of infant mortality: the case of Kenya and Tanzania. Presentation made at Population Association of Kenya 4th Population Conference Held at Nairobi Safari Club, Nairobi, Kenya October 23rd -25th, 2012.

Khasakhala, Anne 2012. Mortality Monograph. 2009 Population and Housing Census. Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

Khasakhala, Anne, (2012).“Levels, Trends and Pattern in Overall, childhood and Maternal Mortality in Kenya”. A paper presented at the4th Population Association of Kenya (PAK) Conference, 23rd to 25th October, 2012.

Khasakhala, Anne, and Odwe, George (2012).Spousal communication and fertility related decisions: A case study of Western and Coast Provinces, Kenya”. A paper presented at the 75thPopulation

Association of America Annual Meeting, San Francisco Hilton, San Francisco, CA May 3‐5.

Ikamari, Lawrence 2012. „Analysis of Census Data taking into consideration Gender Dimensions‟. A technical Paper presented at the Kenya National Seminar on Census Data Analysis, 19-22, March, 2012. Panafric Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya. http:/www.unstats.un.org/unsd/demography/meetings/wshops/.../gender.ppt.

Ikamari, Lawrence, 2012. „African ontology and its implications for public health research‟, Paper presented at the „Second Cohort of Carta PhD Fellows Training Workshop, 5-30 March, 2012, The Oak Place, Nairobi, Kenya.

Kimani, Murungaru, Njeru, M and Ndirangu, G. 2012. Regional Variations in Contraceptive Use in Kenya: Comparison of Nyanza, Coast and Central Provinces. A paper submitted to Journal of African Population Studies.

Magoha, George and Ikamari, Lawrence 2012. University of Nairobi viewpoints on the youth budge and academic initiatives. Paper prepared for the Sixth Annual Meeting of the United Nations Secretary General‟s Global Colloquium of University Presidents on the global effects of the population youth bulge: addressing the needs of the largest generation of young people the world has ever known. Columbia University, New York, April 2-3, 2012.

INSTITUTE OF ANTHROPOLOGY, GENDER AND AFRICAN STUDIES

INTRODUCTION The Institute of Anthropology, Gender and African Studies (IAGAS), formerly Institute of African Studies was established in 1970 with a mandate to carry out research into socio-cultural issues. In 1986, the Institute‟s mandate was expanded to include training in Anthropology and later, in 1999, to offer courses in Gender and Development. The Institute has an established faculty of more than 20 who teach and conduct research in the various fields of social science. Currently there is an active research program within medical anthropology with DBL-Institute for Health Research and Development as its most active collaborating partner. Academic staff members also do research on other socio-cultural issues and in archaeology. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

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The institute offers the following programmes: BA in Anthropology BA in Gender and Development PGD in Cultural Studies PGD in Gender and Development PGD in Management of Heritage and Museum Collections MA in Anthropology MA in Gender and Development Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology RESEARCH CONSULTANCY AND PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH Bukachi, S, wrote a proposal on Barriers to Choosing Ophthalmology as a Career in East Africa was submitted to the Eastern Africa College of Ophthalmologists (EACO) with as a Co-PI. The Research proposal was accepted and the field work is to begin in 2013 Onyango-Ouma, W., undertook research titled: New Vaccines: From Licensing to Adoption – Determining the factors of Pneumoccocal vaccine adoption and the impact on Health systems of the new vaccine adoption, LSHTM and Global Vaccine Initiative (GAVI). May 2011 – May 2012. Onyango-Ouma, W., did a Study on Cash transfers for OVCs in Kenya: Beneficiary and community perspectives of the Cash Transfer for Orphans and Vulnerable Children Programme in Kenya. Sponsored by the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and DFID. June-Dec. 2012.

Siso, J. (2012) was principal researcher in a study titled: An Anthropological study of the impact of cervical cancer and genital warts in Vietnam and Kenya

Wandibba, Simiyu, Nangendo, Steve, Mulemi, Benson undertook a research project titled: Gender empowerment and access to financial services in Machakos County Project. The project is funded by the Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion (IMTFI), University of California at Irvine.

CONSULTANCIES

Onyango-Ouma, W. (2012). An Assessment of Multi-Sectoral Response Services (One-Stop Centres) for Gender-Based Violence, UNICEF and Population Council. September 2011 – January 2012. (Consultancy)

Siso, J. (2012). National Survey on Alcohol and Drug Abuse situation in Kenya (Nyanza and North Rift Regions). This study was commissioned by NACADA (National Campaign against Drug Abuse Authority). March–April 2012. (Consultancy).

Bukachi, S. (2012). Consultant with United Nations-World Food Programme on the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands Market study.

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PUBLICATIONS Keesbury, J, Onyango-Ouma, W., Chi-Chi Undie, Maternowska, C., Mugisha, F., Kahega, E., and Askew, I. (2012). A review and evaluation of multi-sectoral response services („one-stop centers„) for gender-based violence in Kenya and Zambia. Nairobi, Kenya: Population Council.

Khisa, A. M. and Nyamongo, I. K. (2012) Still living with fistula: Stigma and the post-corrective surgery experience of obstetric fistula survivors in Kenya. Reproductive Health Matters, Vol. 20(40): 59-66.

Nyamongo, I. K. and Michuki, G. (2012) Rapid Situation Assessment of the Status of Drug and Substance Abuse in Kenya. National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse. NACADA, Nairobi. (IKN – PI, GM – Co-PI). Also available from http://www.nacada.go.ke.

Olang‟o, C. O., Nyambedha, E. O. and Nyamongo, I. K. (2012) Children as caregivers of parents and relatives living with HIV/AIDS in Nyang‟oma division in Western Kenya. African Journal of AIDS Research, Vol. 11(2): 135–142.

Onyango-Ouma, W. and Samuels, F. (2012). Transforming Cash Transfers: Beneficiary and community perspectives of the Cash Transfer for Orphans and Vulnerable Children Program in Kenya. London: Overseas Development Institute (ODI). INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS The institute has active MoUs with DBL-Institute for Health Research and Development, Denmark; Kyoto University, Japan; Bryn Mawr College, USA; University of Bergen, Norway; and Steno Health Promotion Center of the Steno Diabetes Center, Denmark. In addition, the Institute also receives research scholars and students. These affiliations provide avenues for exchange of ideas with staff and students of the Institute. We are extending our external links to Norway where we are discussing with potential partners on areas of collaboration.

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

Broomhall, Lorie L., Nyamongo, Isaac & Ballard, Elisa (2012) Gender-based violence, survival sex and HIV risk among female sex workers in south Sudan. XIX International AIDS Conference, Washington, USA, July 22-27, 2012.

Bukachi, S. (2012). Anthropology and Neglected Tropical Diseases. Paper presented at Pan African Association of Anthropologists (PAAA) conference, Nairobi Safari Club (13th–14th August 2012). Bukachi, S. (2012). Introduction to qualitative methodology. Seminar presentation at the Department of Ophthalmology, College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi, 27th November, 2012.

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Bukachi, S. (2012). Participatory situational analysis of the Kwale landscape report. Paper presented at the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Kwale Project Strategic Planning Workshop, Diani, 13th-15th March, 2012.

Nyamongo, I. K (2012) Neglected Tropical Diseases: How visible are social scientists (sciences) in NTD research? Keynote Paper presented at the 6th Annual Symposium of the Neglected Tropical Diseases Branch, Center for Global Health Research, Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), December, 10th & 11th 2012.

Nyamongo, I. K. (2012) Female Genital Cutting: Some thoughts from KDHS / Qualitative Surveys. Social norms measurement conference, University of California, San Diego, Center on Global Justice/UNICEF, San Diego, CA USA. Nov 9 – 10, 2012.

Siso, J. (2012). HIV Specific Health Clinics: Utilization of Patient Support Centre Services at Keumbu Sub-District Hospital in Kisii Central district, Kenya. PAAA Conference, Nairobi Safari Club (13th–14th August 2012.

Wandibba, S (2012b) Heritage sites in Kenya. Paper presented at the Task Force on Community Land and Evictions and Resettlement Bills Planning Retreat, 1st-3rd November, 2012, Elementeita Country Lodge, Gilgil.

Wandibba, S. (2012a) Traditional and contemporary forms of community land tenure systems. Paper presented at the Task Force on Community Land and Evictions and Resettlement Bills Planning Retreat, 1st-3rd November, 2012, Elementeita Country Lodge, Gilgil.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The Institute organized an international conference on Africa: Anthropology and Millennium Development Goals which was attended by Anthropology from Kenya, other African countries, India, Germany and USA. In addition, members of faculty attended various meetings at national and regional level.

Nyamongo, I.K was elected President of the Pan African Anthropological Association.

Wandibba, Simiyu was appointed as a member of the Task Force on Community Land and Evictions and Resettlement Bills by the Minister for Lands on 21st September, 2012.

Were, Isaac, was reappointed by the President for another term of two years as Chairman of the Kenya National Archives.

Bukachi, S., was appointed as a reviewer of Annual Research Project reports for The Lake Victoria Research (VIcRes) Initiative Program of the Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA). She also serves as a reviewer for PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases and as a Trainer/ Facilitator in the 2nd Pan African Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis Eradication Campaign (AU-PATTEC) held at the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE). April, 2012.

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Wandibba, Simiyu is Chairman, Board of Governors, Mabanga Girls Secondary School, Bungoma and member of the District Education Board, Lang‟ata District, Nairobi. Onyango-Ouma, W., Chairs the Board of Governors, Lundha Mixed Secondary School Jared Siso is a board member of Literate Kenya and a Patron of Gesima Primary School Old Pupils‟ Association.

CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY (CAESLAP)

INTRODUCTION On 20th September 2007 the Council of the University of Nairobi approved Statute provisions establishing The Centre for Advanced Studies in Environmental Law and Policy (CASELAP) as a Faculty-level unit of the University. This completed a process initiated by the Faculty (now School) of Law and the Institute for Development Studies, both within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, towards a postgraduate centre of excellence for capacity building in environmental governance, comprising environmental law and policy. The action of the Council constituted a formal establishment of CASELAP and thus authorized it to prepare its academic programmes for approval by Senate.

CASELAP has developed focused programmes aimed at providing sustained and advanced level capacity building in environmental governance at national and regional levels. This will fill an urgent gap in environmental law and policy that is key to ensuring sustainable development. The principal components of environmental governance which constitute the three academic divisions of CASELAP are Environmental Policy, Environmental Law and Environmental Diplomacy. Each of the Masters programmes will run for a period of four semesters, while the Doctorate programme in Environmental Policy will run for six semesters. ACADEMIC programmes

The following programmes are offered by the centre: MA in Environmental Policy MA in Environmental Law PhD in Environmental Policy

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCIES AND PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH Access to Land and Land Based Resources among Women in Pastoralist and Forest-Dwelling Communities in East Africa – IDRC funded Project. Renewable Energy Policy Guidelines – UNEP funded project.

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Soil Conservation practices and climate change adaptation strategies – RUFORUM funded project. Developing biomass pyrolysis stoves for bio-energy use by rural households and SME‟s in Kenya - NCST funded project. The Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AGMIP). CONSULTANCIES Odote, Collins, (2012). Consultant, Materials Development, Ministry of Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs. Developing Civic Education materials on the thematic areas of devolution and land, Environment and Natural Resources to be used for civic education across the country. Odote, Collins, (2012). Consultant, Review of the German Government Support to the East African Community through GIZ; part of a seven member international technical reviewing GIZ regional integration support programme to EAC, 2009 – 2012. Odote, Collins, (2012). Resource Person, Media discussions on key aspects of the Constitution as part of the Civic Education Programme of the Kenya National Integrated Civic Education Programme. Odote, Collins, (2012). Strategy for Mobilizing Civil Society to Engage in EAC Integration processes; and Development of a Strategy Document for social Development Framework. Odote, Collins, (2012). Trainer, Judiciary Training Institute, Induction for Newly appointed High Court Judges and Judges of the Land and Environment. Odote, Collins, (2012). Consultant, A team of Experts Advising the Judiciary Working Committee on election Preparedness for 2013 Elections.

PUBLICATIONS Businge, Monday MEMR(2012). “ Kenya Wetlands Atlas” Engaging pastoralists in the Samburu dry-lands region of northern Kenya: developing strategies and practical sustainable solutions for effective community based conservation, water and natural resource management. Planet Under Pressure, 25-29 March , 2012, London,UK. Muigua, David Kariuki (2012) Settling Disputes through Arbitration in Kenya, ladona Publishers, Nairobi. Muigua, David Kariuki (2012) Sustainable Development and Equity in Kenya. University of Nairobi Law Journal Vol. 7 (2012) pages 26-38. Muigua, David Kariuki (2012), „Realising Occupational Safety and Health as a Fundamental Human Right in Kenya”, Volume 1 No. 1 of 2012 Mount Kenya University Law Journal (MKULJ), pages 47-74.

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Odote, Collins, “Kenya – Constitutional Provisions on the Environment” Issue 2012(1) IUCN Academy of Environmental Law E-Journal Issue 2012(1) 136-145 available at http://www.iucnael.org/en/e-journal/current-issue-.html Oguge, Nicholas (2012). Environment, Conservation and Livelihoods Eastern Africa: challenges and opportunities. Oxfam workshop on Livelihoods and Humanities in Eastern and Central Africa, 2nd April 2012, Naivasha , Kenya. Oguge, Nicholas STAUNTON-LAMB, Sarah , WINSER, Nigel.2012.

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS Muigua, Kariuki, “Alternative Dispute Resolution and Article 159 of the Constitution”; LEGAL RESOURCE FOUNDATION TRUST, Programme for Judges and Magistrates Training in Lake Baringo Soi Lodge - 7th September, 2012. Muigua, Kariuki, “Improving Access to Justice: Legislative and Administrative Reforms under the Constitution”, Commission for the Implementation of the Constitution Workshop on Access to Justice Tuesday, 23rd October 2012 at Sankara Hotel, Westlands. Okidi, C.O. “International Legal Responses to threats to Marine Biological Diversity from Pollution”, 8th Annual Colloquium of IUCN Academy of Environmental Law, on 17th September, 2012 at Ghent University, Belgium.

INTERNATIONAL LINKS AND COLLABORATIONS Ghent University, Belgium United Nations Environment Programme, Gigiri, Nairobi University of Gothenburg, Sweden International Development Research Centre ( IDRC), CANADA COMMUNITY OUTREACH Hosted a Public lecture by Amina Mohamed, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and Deputy Executive Director of UNEP on 24th October 2012.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE Facilities and resources are in line with the formulated goals and aims and with each designed program. Facilities are also connected to the teaching/learning strategy. Computer-aided instruction can only be realised with enough computers for the students. The main learning resources consist of books, brochures, magazines, journals, posters, information sheets, internet and intranet, CD-ROMs, maps, aerial photographs, satellite imagery and others. The college has student computer laboratories for each programme, language laboratories, internet connectivity to students through both wireless and LAN connectivity

The college expands its teaching and learning facilities as need arises. Currently the teaching space is not enough but the college acquires additional teaching spaces in the central Business District and other outlying campuses of the University of Nairobi

The college has a total of 23 computer laboratories distributed across its establishment to facilitate teaching and learning activities. Both the staff and the students use the computer laboratories to access e-learning materials and internet information. Currently the teaching aids and tools budget is catered for but situation may change as the student numbers also change.

Teaching and learning rooms for the college are Summarize in the tables below.

ITEM CAPACITY NUMBER SIZE (M2)

Lecture rooms

A 0 - 20 5 750

B 21 - 40 14 840

C 41 – 60 20 3300

D 61 - 100 16 2400

Lecture theaters(>100) 20 9000

Assembly hall/Auditorium 4 3600

Science laboratories 23 3450

Workshops 6 360

Others - specify

Teaching and learning

rooms

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ACCOMMODATION/SUPPORT FACILITIES

Accommodation is coordinated in the entire University by the Students Welfare Authority (SWA) which exists to support the academic objectives of the University of Nairobi by providing a comprehensive, competent and responsible catering and accommodation system to all duly registered students of UON with preference to the undergraduates in session. This enables students to pursue their academic objectives in the most enjoyable manner possible.

SWA is organized into eleven Strategic Management Units (SMUs) with Parklands being one of the SMUs. SWA halls capacity take in up-to ten thousand (10,000) students at a time largely government sponsored students. The college of Humanities and Social Sciences is covered under this university wide arrangement.

Library and Information Services The academic units within the college of Humanities and Social Sciences are served by the corporate university of Nairobi library services policy. This comprises of the main Jomo Kenyatta Memorial Library, College libraries as well as Institute libraries scattered all over Nairobi. The UON Library system is uniform, rules are the same and a union catalogue of all publications is available at JKML.

An online Public access catalogue has been installed at JKML and the same is being installed in all the branch libraries.

An inter-branch library loan system is in operation and University members may become full members of any library on being introduced by their base librarian. Undergraduates may not ordinarily use Institute libraries.

Services offered by UON libraries i. Staff assistance and guidance.

ii. Training of readers through orientation and the Information Skills Course.

iii. Lending of books for home use.

iv. Facilities for private study of own books, reference books etc; study carrels for postgraduates and academic staff.

v. Books and other material for reference within the library.

vi. Reservation of books which are out.

vii. Inter-library loans; inter-branch loans.

viii. Photocopying.

ix. Book displays.

x. Computer service mainly the internet

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xi. E- Journals through INASP & PERI.

xii. Translation, Editorial work.

xiii. Preparation of bibliographies.

xiv. Indexing and abstracting service.

xv. Audio- Visual service: CD, Videos etc.

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APPENDIX A: STUDENTS ADMISSION STATISTICS

YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3

YEAR 4

programmes F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL GRAND TOTAL

Bachelors Deg. Programmes

FACULTY OF ARTS

Bachelor of Arts 1306 1146 2452 603 591 1194 767 666 1433 1124 1315 2439 7518

B.A. Travel & Tourism Man. 33 26 59 17 12 29 7 7 14 13 13 26 128

B.A. Hospitality Management 45 28 73 66 21 87 33 27 60 22 17 39 259

Sub-Total 1384 1200 2584 686 624 1310 807 700 1507 1159 1345 2504 7905

Ord. Diploma Programmes

Dip. In Soc. Work & Soc. Deve. 55 43 98 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 98

Dip in Philosophy 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Dip in Cultural Tourism 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8

Dip in Criminology & Soc. Order 31 59 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90

Dip in Natural Res. Management 7 11 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18

Dip in Armed Conflict 3 8 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

Sub-Total 100 128 228 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 228

Certificate Programmes

Certificate in Philosophy 7 7 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14

Cert. , Nat. Res. Management 13 7 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20

Cert. In Chinese 18 9 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27

Cert in Env. Imp. Asses. & Audit 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Sub-Total 39 23 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62

Post Graduate Diploma

PGD (Arts) 8 30 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38

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Sub-Total 8 30 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38

Masters Programmes

Masters of Arts 343 339 682 119 140 259 0 0 0 0 0 0 941

Master Of Public Administration 38 62 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100

M.A. In Human Rights 5 9 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14

Master of Lib & Inform. Studies 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5

Sub-Total 388 413 801 119 140 259 0 0 0 0 0 0 1060

PHD Programmes

Arts 8 30 38 3 5 8 11 11 22 0 0 0 68

Sub-Total 8 30 38 3 5 8 11 11 22 0 0 0 68

GRAND TOTAL FOA 1927 1824 3751 808 769 1577 818 711 1529 1159 1345 2504 9361

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Bachelor of Commerce 2418 3885 6303 383 524 907 376 498 874 75 135 210 8294

Master of Business Administration 1075 2308 3383 142 276 418 0 0 0 0 0 0 3801

MSc (Finance 95 285 380 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 380

MSc (Enterpreneurship) 5 10 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15

MSc (Human Resource) 11 8 19 27 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 46

MSc Marketing 4 6 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

PHD 308 151 459 17 37 54 7 8 15 0 0 0 528

GRAND TOTAL SOB 3916 6653 10569 569 837 1406 383 506 889 75 135 210 13074

SCHOOL OF LAW

Bachelor of Laws 358 307 665 254 174 428 193 179 372 144 175 319 1784

Master of Laws 45 50 95 89 162 251 0 0 0 0 0 0 346

PHD 10 21 31 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 36

Sub-Total 413 378 791 344 340 684 193 179 372 144 175 319 2166

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Bachelor of Economics 89 144 233 100 165 265 74 140 214 60 132 192 904

Bachelor of Economics & Stat 132 199 331 115 199 314 87 182 269 41 143 184 1098

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M.A.Economics 16 49 65 65 178 243 0 0 0 0 0 0 308

M. A. Econ. Polic. Mananagement. 10 22 32 21 32 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 85

M.A. Econ. of Multilateral Trading Systems 0 0 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

Msc Health Econ. & Policy 6 23 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29

PHD 7 18 25 6 2 8 12 19 31 0 0 0 64

GRAND TOTAL SOE 260 455 715 308 579 887 173 341 514 101 275 376 2492

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM

Bach. Journalism & MC 148 112 260 88 58 146 86 41 127 232 135 367 900

B.A. Broadcast Production 13 17 30 21 23 44 9 3 12 14 11 25 111

M.A Journalism & Mass. Com. 54 51 105 45 64 109 0 0 0 0 0 0 214

PHD 3 5 8 1 4 5 2 3 5 0 0 0 18

GRAND TOTAL SOJMC 218 185 403 155 149 304 97 47 144 246 146 392 1243

PSRI

Msc Pop. Studies 0 5 5 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 9

M.A Pop. Studies 11 7 18 8 5 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 31

PHD 2 2 4 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

GRAND TOTAL PSRI 13 14 27 11 9 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 47

CASELAP

M.A. Environmental Law 11 3 14 7 11 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 32

M.A. Environmental Policy 0 0 0 2 9 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

PHD 4 5 9 2 9 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 20

GRAND TOTAL CASELAP 15 8 23 11 29 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 63

IDIS

Ordinary Dip in International Studies 12 66 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 78

B.A. International Studies 69 83 152 71 64 135 53 49 102 0 0 0 389

PGD 0 14 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14

M.A. International Studies 40 45 85 98 78 176 0 0 0 0 0 0 261

M.A. Diplomacy 10 15 25 29 24 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 78

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M.A. International Conflict Management 24 21 45 26 20 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 91

PHD 6 17 23 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 26

GRAND TOTAL IDIS 161 261 422 224 188 412 54 49 103 0 0 0 937

IAGAS

B.A. Anthropology 32 49 81 13 9 22 11 12 23 11 12 23 149

B.A. Gender Development & Studies 10 4 14 11 2 13 0 0 0 17 4 21 48

MA in Gender & Dev. Studies 34 4 38 47 1 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 86

M.A. Anthropology 7 2 9 5 3 8 13 10 23 34 14 48 88

PHD 2 5 7 2 3 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 13

GRAND TOTAL IAGAS 85 64 149 78 18 96 24 23 47 62 30 92 384

IDS

MA. In Development Studies 9 6 15 15 13 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 43

PHD 5 6 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

GRAND TOTAL IDS 14 12 26 15 13 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 54

GRAND TOTAL 7022 9854 16876 2523 2931 5454 1742 1856 3598 1787 2106 3893 29821

SUMMARY OF ENROLMENT OF STUDENTS

YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3

YEAR 4

GRAND TOTAL programmes F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL

PHD 355 260 615 34 67 101 33 42 75 0 0 0 791

MASTERS 1894 3339 5178 737 899 1581 68 65 78 89 69 103 6775

PGD 8 44 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52

BACHELORS 4653 6000 10653 1742 1842 3584 1696 1804 3500 1753 2092 3845 21582

DIPLOMAS 112 194 306 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 306

CERTIFICATES 39 23 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62

GRAND TOTAL 7061 9860 16866 2513 2808 5266 1797 1911 3653 1842 2161 3948 29821

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STAFFING

The College has high caliber teaching staff as summarized in the table below:

A summary of the current number of teaching staff

Current

Category No. in Post No: Full Establishment

Variance

Professor 32 41 9

Associate Professor

55 92 37

Senior Lecturer 93 159 66

Lecturer 238 247 9

Assistant Lecturer

27 3 -24

Others-Tutorial Fellows

67 0 -67

Part Time Lecturers

43 0 -43

Total 555 554 -1

Current and projected number of staff by category

Category of staff 2013 2014 2015 2016

Senior management 15 20 20 22

Middle level management 168 178 178 183

Support staff

119

130 130 135

Project staff

5

10

10

15

TOTAL

307

338

338

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