CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. John Kioko Musingi, PhD

Department of Geography and Environmental Studies Mobile: 0725259377, 0733-733598

Updated: 2013

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0: Bio-data ...... 3

2.0: EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND...... 3

3.0: Teaching Experience ...... 3 3.1: Employment Record ...... 3 3.2: Lecture Areas ...... 4

4.0: Professional Registration and Membership of Professional Associations ...... 4

5.0: Administration Experience ...... 4

6.0: Publications ...... 4 6.1: Refereed Journal Articles ...... 4 6.2: Refereed proceedings ...... 5 6.3: Seminar workshop presentations papers ...... 5 6.4: Invited Lecturer ...... 6

7.0: Books Authored ...... 6 7.1: Reviewed by KIE and Longman Editors ...... 6 7.2: Not Peer Reviewed ...... 6 7.3: Teaching Modules for External Degree Programme ...... 6 7.4: Degree Programmes developed ...... 6

8.0: Supervision ...... 7 8.1: PhD Supervision ...... 7 8.2: MA/MSc -Supervision ...... 7

9.0: MAJOR CONSULTANCIES...... 9 9.1: International and key National Projects ...... 9 9. 2: Oil Exploration EIA Projects...... 11 9.3: Construction and Tourism Industry Projects ...... 12

10.0: UN - UNEP Work ...... 13

11.0: Computer proficiency ...... 13

12.0: Certification: ...... 13

REFEREES ...... 13

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1.0: Bio-data Name of Staff:- Dr. John Kioko Musingi, PhD Date of Birth: 1960 Nationality: Kenyan Marital Status- Married Contact: Mobile 0725259377

2.0: EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Certificate Description Year of College/ Institution Award Degree PhD. (Environmental Planning & 4th Dec, University of Management) 2009 Degree MSc (Geography -Climatology) Dec. 1992 University of Nairobi Degree BSc (Bot./Zoo, Geog.) Dec. 1987 University of Nairobi Professional Lead Expert EIA & Audit 2004 National Environment Certificate (Reg.037-NEMA) Management Authority Practicing License –EIA & Audit (NEMA) –Nema Others - Certificate of Advanced 1992 Kenya National (School- Education (A-Level)-3 Principals, Kabaa High) Examination 2Sub. (CBG) Council (KNEC) -Kenya Certificate of Education 1980 Masinga Sec. Sch. (O-Level)-Division 1

3.0: Teaching Experience

Since 1990 – to date -22 years (experience)

3.1: Employment Record

From -To Country Position Employer Achievements 2010 – to date Kenya Senior Lecturer University 1. Development of MA courses in of Nairobi Environmental Planning & July 1995 –to Kenya Lecturer Management February 2010 University 2. Lecturer & Programme Coordinator, of Nairobi MA Environmental Planning & Management 3. Supervision of MA students’ Projects 4. Examination of students for award of Degrees of UoN Dept Rep Income Generation Activities Committee June 1991 to Tutorial Fellow University Assist in Teaching and Examination July 1995 Kenya of Nairobi duties

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September Graduate 1990 – Assistant September 1991 March 1988- Kenya Hydrologist Ministry of  River Catchment management Otober 1989 Water  Water resources management in the District

3.2: Lecture Areas

 Climatology  Environment and Development  Monitoring and Evaluation  Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL)  Environmental protection  Environmental management and sustainable development  Environmental Impact Assessment and Auditing  Conflicts in resource uses and the environment  Major Global Environmental Issues

4.0: Professional Registration and Membership of Professional Associations

 Nema Registered EIA & EA Lead Expert – Registration No. 037  Kenya Institute of Environmental Assessment (KIEA)  International Association of Hydrologists IAH – Reg. No 647

5.0: Administration Experience  Programme Coordinator MA Environmental Planning and Management from 2000- todate

6.0: Publications

6.1: Refereed Journal Articles

1. Musingi J. Kioko (2013): Who stole the Rain? The Case of Recent Severe Droughts in Kenya: European Scientific Journal Vol.9, No.4 (2013).

2. Musingi J.B. Kioko, Elias H.O. Ayiemba: Effects of Technological Development on Rural Livelihoods in Developing World: A case Study of Effects of a Large Scale Multipurpose Dam on Malaria Prevalence in a Rural Community around

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Kenya’s Largest Dam. European Scientific Journal Vol., 8, No. 14(2012), pg. 132- 143. 3. Musingi J.BK (2011):The Impact of Masinga Dam on the prevalence of waterborne diseases in the area; Hekima (Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences), Vol. V, No. 1, 2011 4. Musingi J.K., Kithiia S.M., Wambua B.N., (1999): The Urban Growth of Coastal Town and its Implications for Surface and Ground Water Resources: In Impacts of Urban Growth on Surface Water and Ground Water Quality. IAHS Publications. No.259; Bryan Elis (Edit); IAHS Press, 1999. 419-422 pg. 5. Kithiia S.M. and Musingi J.K. (1995) Effects of Land Use Systems on the Water Quality within the Nairobi River Sub-catchment: Eastern and Southern Africa Geographical Journal, Vol. 6 No. 1, 1995 , 17-36 pg.

6.2: Refereed proceedings

1. Pastoral Vulnerability to drought and climate change: The case of Ewaso Nyiro River Basin: Workshop proceedings – Johannesburg 13th June - 2000

6.3: Seminar workshop presentations papers

1. Who store the rain”: Public Lecture series and paper presented in GOETHE INSTITUTE 23rd November 2009 as part of review of the 2009 National Drought in Kenya. Paper Reviewed and accepted for publication in a book –(Re) membering Kenya after the 2007 PEV 2. Biofuels and human food security: Seminar paper, Developing Sustainable Utilization if Bio-energy opportunities in Eastern Africa Region. East Africa Farmers Federation (EAFF) Conference : 14 -18 March, 2011: Pride Inn Hotel

3. Population, Health & Environment: Seminar presentation at National Council for Population & Development: KIA-3rd May, 2010

4. Reversing the vicious cycle of poverty, environmental degradation: Proceeding in a seminar held on 5th May, 2003, Silver Springs Hotel: Centre for Training and Research in Arid lands Development (CETRAD)

5. Relationship between Optimality, Sustainability, and survivability of environmental Capital: Proceeding in a seminar held on 5th May, 2003, Silver

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Springs Hotel: Centre for Training and Research in Arid lands Development (CETRAD). North – South Dialogue (SIDA). 6.4: Invited Lecturer

1. Environment: A Historical Perspective- National Intelligence Security Services (NISS) Training School on 25 November 2008- Invited by the Department of History. 28th September, 2008.

7.0: Books Authored

7.1: Reviewed by KIE and Longman Editors

1. Explore Geography Textbook: Form I – publishers – Longman Kenya- 2003 2. Explore Geography Book Form I: Teacher’s Guide – publishers – Longman Kenya -2003 3. Explore Geography Learners Book: Form 2 – publishers – Longman Kenya-2004 4. Explore Geography Learners Book: Form 2, Teachers Guide – publishers – Longman Kenya -2004 5. Explore Geography Learners Form 3 – publishers – Longman Kenya- 2005 6. Explore Geography Teacher’s Guide, Form 3 – publishers – Longman Kenya- 2005

7.2: Not Peer Reviewed

1. Project Management: Monitoring & Evaluation- Richmond Publishers (2010) (Main Teaching Reference in M & E course in MA Environmental planning & Management

7.3: Teaching Modules for External Degree Programme

1. SGP/CGP 221: Introduction to Human & Physical Geography 2. SGP/CGP 329: Environment and Development in Africa 3. SGP/CGP 304: Quantitative Techniques for Fieldwork III

7.4: Degree Programmes developed

1. MA Environmental Planning and Management at Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, University of Nairobi, 1999. 2. BA Environment and Natural Resources Management, at Department of Geography University of Nairobi 3. Developed three coursers for MA in Armed Conflicts and Peace Studies for the Department of History University of Nairobi: the courses I developed are:

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a. Armed conflicts and the Ecosystems b. Refugees and the Environment c. Disaster Early Warning

8.0: Supervision

8.1: PhD Supervision

1. Ngeywo Emmanuel Cyoy 2010: Effects of Abardare Conservation Area Electrified Fence on Biomass energy consumption patterns by Forest Adjacent Communities (on going): University of Nairobi (Supervisors – Prof. David Mungai, Dr. J.K. Musingi)

2. Magambo Esther Kathure: Impact of Climate Change and Implications on Water Governance in the Basin (on going):University of Nairobi – Supervisors Dr. J.K. Musingi, Dr. J, Nyangaga

3. Mulinya I. Caroline: Adaptation to Climatic Variabilty/Change By Farmers In South District of Western Kenya: On going- UNISA Supervisors – Prof. Mini Simpiwe, Dr. J.K. Musingi

8.2: MA/MSc -Supervision

1. Mbiri Josephat (2003): Environmental Challenges caused by sourcing of wood fuel in ASALs Environments: The case of District

2. Nag’ethe Mathew Hinga (2005): Environmental Awareness in Kenya Primary Schools: A case study of Primary Schools in Westlands Division- Nairobi Kenya

3. Mary Wacheke (2006): Petroleum Waste Management in Nairobi-Kenya

4. Mwangi. Angeline W., (2008), ‘A Study on the Status and Challenges of the Environmental Audit Process in Kenya’. (M.A).

5. Kamburu Humphreys (2005): Impacts of Irrigation on pastoralism areas in Katilu Location, Turkana District.

6. Nguru. Paul Muiru (2008), ‘Impacts of Sand Mining on the Environment in Mjanaheri- Ngomeni Areas of Magarini Division, Kenya’.(M.A)

7. Mutua, Julisus.Mwanzia., (2006), ‘Biomass Energy Consumption in Dryland Towns: A case study of Emerging Urban Settlements in District’. (M.A)

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8. Makokha. William E., (2006), ‘The Influence of Urban Residential Settlements on the Management of Selected Dryland Natural Resources: A Case of Ngong Division, District’. (M.A)

9. Ambuchi, David O., (2006), ‘Plastic Waste Management in Kenya: An evaluation of Policies and Regulations on Plastic Bags and Bottles Waste in Nairobi’. (M.A).

10. Odour, Vincent O.,(2005), ‘Assessment of Zea Mays (Maize) Yield Changes in Relation to Weather Variability in Trans Nzoia District, Western Kenya’.(M.A)

11. Gichuki, Geoffrey R., (2005), ‘Environmental Problems and Human Health in Urban Informal Settlements: A Case Study of Mukuru Kwa Njenga, Nairobi’.(M.A)

12. Maina, Anne W., (2005), ‘Community Involvement in Domestic Solid Waste Management: A Case Study on Kayole Environmental Management Association’.(M.A)

13. Kinuthia, Peter K., (2005), ‘Urban Solid Waste Management System Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS): A Case Study of Kayole-Soweto, Nairobi.(M.A)

14. Rupinder S. Kaur, (2009): Waste Management in Nairobi Jua Kali Industry: A case study of Kamukunji Jua kali Sector.

15. Lembare Lucas Saiyana (2010): The Impacts of Human Settlements on Dry lands Environment:A case study of Lorroki Plateau in Samburu District- Kenya.

16. Muia George Mwongela (2010): Environmental Audit of Petroleum filling Stations: A case study of Petroleum Filling Stations owned by National Oil Corporation- Kenya

17. Mule John G. (2010): Socio-Economic Imapcts of Land Subdivision in Kenya’s Dry Lands: A case study of Kimana/Tikodo Group Ranch in District-Kenya

18. Thiong’o Margaret Kabura (2010): Forest Soil as Sink or Source of Green House Gases: A case study of species effects on Nitrous oxide and Methane Fluxes in Karura Forest, Kenya.

19. Otenyo Godfrey Makuyu (2011): Compliance of waste Transporters to EMCA (Waste Management Regulation, 2006) in the City of Nairobi.

20. Kanyiri Benard, (2011): Degradation of the Commons due to Market Forces in Ngong Division –Kenya

21. Nzomo Mulatya (2012): Factors affecting the use of improved sources of water in Kenya

22. Muthui Thomas Wambugu (2012): An Assessment of the Level of Awareness/ Knowledge and Practices of Environmental Management in Schools in Kenya: A case Study of Public Secondary Schools in . 8

9.0: MAJOR CONSULTANCIES 9.1: International and key National Projects

Name of Project & Location Client Name and Narrative Description Duration Output and Address year completed 1. Environmental Impact Bamboo Trading Lead Consultant 3months EIA Report – Assessment of the Company. Contact: (2012) December proposed rehabilitation of Contact: Liam O’Meara 2012 southern End of [email protected] Aberdares Forest reserve and restoration of Forest Mobile: 0722264051 infrastructure and sustainable utilization of Bamboo as sustainable source of Fuel 2. National and Devolved Ministry of State for Fieldwork at National and 2 Months Needs Level Institutions Needs Planning, National selected Devolved levels – Assessment Development and Vision Dagoretti, , for National Assessment 2030; Monitoring & and Migori for assessment Report Integrated Monitoring & Evaluation Directorate, 24th of Needs to implement Evaluation System (NIMES) floor, KICC building, NIMES (2012) Nairobi, Kenya Contact: Mr. James. Mwanzia, MED Deputy Director

3. National Integrated Office of the Prime Minister, Quantitative and qualitative 6 Months M & E Monitoring and Evaluation Ministry of State for data collection, evaluation of weaknesses Systems (NIMES)- National Planning, National primary & secondary data And Devolved Level Development and Vision sources, use of participatory in capacity, Institutions Needs 2030; Monitoring & methodologies, situation policy and Assessment Evaluation Directorate, 24th analysis, NIMES audience institutional floor, KICC building, and stakeholders survey arrangement Nairobi, Kenya aimed at identifying 2009 Contact: Mr. S. Machuka, weaknesses to implementing MED Director M & E in Districts and national Level 4. Evaluation of Water Resources Evaluation of projects by Final Report to community micro – Management Authority vulnerable groups – women, stage of WRMA projects in Upper (WRMA) retirees in Upper Tana Tana River Catchment completi catchment on 5. Development of a East Africa Secretariat – Writing a Synthesis 2 Months Synthesis Regional Management Lake Victoria Basin Report from National (2005- Report to Framework: Monitoring Commission (LVBC) Reports of Kenya, Uganda 2006) Lake Victoria and Communication of (2006): Contact DR. and Tanzania and Basin

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Key Environmental and Hezron Mugaka, developing a framework Commission Social Parameters for coordinator, Lake for Monitoring & Lake Victoria Basin Victoria Environmental Evaluation and Management Project. Communication for key Email: environmental and socio- [email protected] economic parameters affecting the Lake Victoria Basin 6. Development of a Ministry of Environment Collection of field data 9 months Report to National Management and Natural Resources from Lake Victoria -2005- LVBC Framework: Monitoring & (2006) : Lake Victoria Stakeholders, Research 2006 Communication for Key Environment findings on the Lake Basin Environmental Social Management Project issues and developing Parameter for Lake Phase II: Contact Dr. framework for Monitoring Victoria Basin - Kenya Hezron Mugaka, & Evaluation and Coordinator, Lake communication of key Victoria Environmental environmental and social- Management Project. economic parameters of Email: Lake Victoria Basin [email protected] 7. EIA Wastewater NILE BASIN INITIATIVE – Mara Transboundary 2 Months EIA Report to Treatment and Expansion Mara River Basin Project, Integrated Water NEMA & of Water Supply from R. P.O. Box 113, Musoma, Resources Management 2007 Client Nyangeres – tributary of Tanzania and Development Project- Mara River for Tel: 255-743924873: Fax: Kenya and Tanzania Municipality 254-56-32003 Email: [email protected] Collection of data analysis, writing report to client 8. EIA of Oxfam GB Water Oxfam GB-Kenya Collection of data June EIA Report to Resources Projects in Programme-Shelter analysis, writing report to 2007 NEMA & Turkana District Afrique Building, client Client Mamlaka Road, off Nyerere Road – Nairobi 9. Environmental Audit: All National Water Collecting data, field 2004 EIA Report to water projects managed Conservation and assessment, analysis of NEMA & by National Water Pipeline Corporation, data, report writing and Client Conservation and Nairobi presentation. Pipeline Corporation

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9. 2: Oil Exploration EIA Projects

Name of Project & Client Name and Narrative Description Duration Output Location Address 1. EIA Study for the East Africa Exploration Social and Environmental Jan, 2011- EIA License proposed (EAX) Contact: Impact Assessment, Public On going to EAX Exploratory Drilling Exploration Manager consultation, writing EIA for Hydrocarbons in (Jeremy Martin, Report to client and NEMA Blocks L17 and L18 jeremy.martin@ea- - from Kilifi, x.com Mombasa to Shimoni area 2. EIA Study for the East Africa Exploration Social and Environmental June 2010 EIA Report proposed 2D Contact: Exploration Impact Assessment, Nov. 2010 to client seismic oil & gas Manager (Jeremy Martin, Public/stakeholders and NEMA exploration jeremy.martin@ea- consultations, writing EIA activities in Block x.com Report to client and NEMA 01– Greater & Districts 3. Environmental Address of client: Environmental and Social August- EIA Report Impact Assessment Origin Energy (K) Limited, Impacts Assessment of September to NEMA & (EIA) and Social P.O.Box 148, Brisbane, proposed Oil and gas 2009 Client Impacts Assessment 4001, Australia Exploration, Block L8 (SIA) of the proposed Mbawa 3D Seismic Survey – in Block L8: 75 Km offshore of 4. Environmental AMINEX PLC: Contact: Environmental and Social Nov 2008 EIA Report Impact Mike Rego, Exploration Impacts Assessment of – Jan 2009 to NEMA & Assessment(EIA) Manager, proposed Oil and gas Client and Social Impacts 7 Gower Street London Exploration, Block L8 Assessment (SIA) WC1E 6HA T – 020 7291 3100 F – 020 7636 9667

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9.3: Construction and Tourism Industry Projects

Name of Project, Location & Client name and Responsibility Year Output Description address Completed Environmental Impact University Council- Lead Consultant 2012 NEMA EIA Assessment Study of the Through Vice License proposed University of Chancellor Nairobi- Campus Building Complex Environmental and Social Water Resources Lead consultant 2012 Report to WRMA Impact Assessment of Check Management and World bank Dams and Micro-Projects in Authority (WRMA), Upper Tana Catchment th 19 Floor, NHIF Building Environmental Social Impact Mara North Develop ESIA and 2012 ESIA and Master Assessment and Master Conservancy: Master Management Management Plan for Mara Contact: Cary Farry Management Plan Plan for Mara North Conservancy CEO for Mara North North Conservancy Conservancy Environmental Social Impact Olare Olok Develop ESIA and 2012 ESIA and Master Assessment and Master Conservancy: Master Management Management Plan for Olare Contact: Rob Management Plan Plan OOC Orok Conservancy O’meara – CEO for OOC Conservancy Conservancy Environmental impact Oxfam GB-Kenya Lead EIA Expert 2007 EIA Report to assessment of the proposed Programme-Shelter EIA Consultant NEMA & Client drilling of a in Kokuro and Afrique Building, SIA Consultant Kibish Location borehole in Mamlaka Road, off Turkana District Nyerere Road – Nairobi Environmental Impact A GEF project (year, Lead EIA Expert 2004 EIA Report to Assessment of a proposed 2004): Contact EIA Consultant NEMA & Client Hydro- Electricity Generation Person: Nancy SIA Consultant Project – Near Chuka – Karanja, UNDP Chogoria Township, Compact Mt. Kenya region

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10.0: UN - UNEP Work  Contributing Author; Green Growth Best Practices (GGBP) Assessment project; Monitoring and Evaluation: February 2013 – to continue to November, 2013

 Global Environmental Outlook (GEO -5) and also contributed an article in the same 2012

11.0: Computer proficiency

Proficiency in following computer programmes:-

MS-word, MS Dos, Excel, Power point and SPSS

12.0: Certification:

I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, this CV correctly describes me, my qualifications, and my experience. I understand that any wilful misstatement described herein may lead to my disqualification or dismissal, if engaged.

Date: [Signature of staff member ] Day/Month/Year

Full name of Staff: Dr. John Kioko Musingi, PhD

REFEREES

1. Prof. Evaristus Irandu Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, University of Nairobi Tel +254-020-318262 Mobile: 0716297142

2. Prof. John Muthama Department of Meteorology, Email: [email protected] Mobile:0733865392

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