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The study investigates the impact of public awareness, accessibility, and financial status on public participation in urban planning projects. Conducted as part of a Master's program at the University of Nairobi, it aims to identify how these factors affect community involvement in planning processes, highlighting the importance of engaging citizens for successful urban development. The findings are intended to inform future strategies for enhancing public participation in urban planning initiatives.

Focusing on the Engineering Board of Kenya (EBK), this seminar paper evaluates its regulatory objectives and significance in achieving national and international development goals, including Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals. It examines the effectiveness of EBK's institutional structures, the overlap of its legal mandate with other entities, and the challenges it faces. The paper aims to identify necessary regulatory adjustments and offers a pathway forward based on the challenges arising from EBK's institutional, statutory, or regulatory frameworks.

Focusing on the pervasive issue of terrorism, this thesis explores how every nation is affected by it, albeit to varying degrees. It highlights the frequency and severity of terror attacks as distinguishing factors among states. By emphasizing the shared experiences of individuals with terrorism, the work advocates for informed discussions on the topic, underlining its relevance in contemporary society. The analysis aims to contribute to the understanding of peace and conflict studies within the broader context of international politics and security.

Focusing on community development, this seminar paper explores its role as both a process and a product that fosters beneficial changes for community members. It emphasizes the engaging nature of community development and its significance in delivering positive outcomes. The work is rooted in the field of social studies and reflects academic insights from a Master's program in Project Planning and Management at the University of Nairobi.

Focusing on enhancing disaster resilience, this research paper investigates acute disasters in East African cities, aiming to create a comprehensive database and assess the resilience of major urban areas. It highlights the urgent need for this study due to rapid urbanization and increasing urban disasters in developing regions. Employing document review and descriptive research methods, the study involves 104 participants from cities like Dar es Salaam and Nairobi, utilizing statistical measures to analyze and validate the collected data.

Focusing on the impact of human activities, this seminar paper examines their detrimental effects on Earth's biodiversity. Utilizing secondary data from credible online sources, it presents a thorough analysis relevant to environmental sciences. The research, part of a Master's course at the University of Nairobi, emphasizes the importance of understanding these interactions to inform project planning and management strategies aimed at preserving biodiversity.

Essay from the year 2014 in the subject Urban and Regional Planning, grade: 1, University of Nairobi (School of Continuing and Distance Education), course: Masters of Arts in Project Planning and Management (MAPPM), language: English, abstract: This essay discusses the topic of planning sustainable cities in developing countries. The aspects of economy, ecology and social cohesion are examined and challenges to creating sustainable cities are discussed.