Vincent Manirakiza
Co-Investigator
Dr Vincent Manirakiza is a Senior Lecturer of Geography at the University of Rwanda and is SHLC Co-Investigator leading the project in Rwanda.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts (History – Geography) with Education from the University of Rwanda, and completed both a Masters in Development, Environment and Communities and a PhD in the field of population and development with a specialisation on urbanisation from the Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium.
He has wide research interests including urbanisation and urban studies, development policies, population, education, land and environment issues. His research on inclusive urbanisation focuses on the causal link between urban policies and informal settlement showing the spatial and socio-environmental impacts of urban planning regulations.
Authored Content
Kigali: the rapid urban growth and neighbourhood dynamics of a prosperous city
Research Reports,Kato Jonas Njunwa,University of Rwanda,Pierre Claver,Aimable Nsabima,Vincent Manirakiza,Josephine Mwongeli,Gilbert Nduwayezu,Deo Jaganyi,Leon Mugabe,Research,Manasse Nzayirambaho,Briefing Papers
October 15, 2020
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Huye: socio-spatial dynamics and neighbourhood patterns in a small city
Deogratius Jaganyi,Kato Jonas Njunwa,University of Rwanda,Pierre Claver,Aimable Nsabima,Vincent Manirakiza,Josephine Mwongeli,Gilbert Nduwayezu,Deo Jaganyi,Research,Leon Mugabe,Briefing Papers,Manasse Nzayirambaho,Research Reports
October 15, 2020
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