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Republic of Rwanda REPUBLIC OF RWANDA EASTERN PROVINCE GATSIBO DISTRICT FINAL REPORT FOR GATSIBO DISTRICT TOWN LUDP IMPLEMENTATION STUDIES SEPTEMBER 2014 Timely and Practical Solutions GEOINFO AFRICA LTD P.O.Box 1804, TEL+250-788484141, 0788308853 1 Implementation Study of Gatsibo District LUDP LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS Table of Contents CAD: Computer Aided Design LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................... 2 CBD: Central Business District DDP: District Development Plan EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................... 6 DTM: Digital Terrain Model 1 BACKGROUND AND METHODOLOGY OF THE STUDY .................................... 7 RNRA: Rwanda Natural Resource Authority Reduction Strategy 1.1 Background ................................................................................................................................................................... 7 ESEFP: Environment and Social Economic Framework Plan 1.1.1 Objectives of the Study ............................................................................................................................................... 7 EICV3: Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey 1.1.2 Historical Concept ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 FGD: Focus Group Discussion 1.1.3 Location of Gatsibo District and Kabarore Town in the National and Local Context ............................ 8 GIS: Geographic Information Systems 1.1.4 Study Extent. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8 GOR: Government of Rwanda 1.2 Methodology ................................................................................................................................................................. 8 GPS: Global Positioning System 1.2.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8 LIS: Land Information Systems 1.2.2 Review of Existing Data and Documentation ...................................................................................................... 9 LUDP: Local Urban Development Plan 1.2.3 Study Area Selection and GIS Mapping ................................................................................................................ 9 MININFRA: Ministry of Infrastructure 1.2.4 Consultative Meetings and Delimitation of the Study Area .......................................................................... 10 NLUMP: National Land Urban Master Plan 1.2.5 Photographing of Important Existing Infrastructure ........................................................................................ 10 OSC: One Stop Centre 1.2.6 Questionnaire and Household Interviews ............................................................................................................ 10 OP: Operational Paper 1.2.7 Data Collection of Existing Infrastructure and Settlement Patterns ........................................................... 10 EDPRS: Economic development and Poverty 1.3 Advantages of Location of Kabarore Town ....................................................................................................11 RTDA: Rwanda Transport Development Authority 1.4 Planning Challenges .................................................................................................................................................11 TIFF: Tag Image File Format 1.5 Organization of the Report ...................................................................................................................................12 UTM: Universal Transverse Mercator 2 SUMMARY OF MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF KABARORE URBAN CENTRE 12 REG: Rwanda Energy Group Ltd RHA: Rwanda Housing Authority 2.1 Background and Location ......................................................................................................................................12 FAO: Food and Agricultural Organization 2.2 Physical Characteristics .........................................................................................................................................12 BPR: Bank Populaire Du Rwanda. 2.2.1 Topography ................................................................................................................................................................... 12 BK: Bank of Kigali. 2.2.2 Topography of the Selected Site ............................................................................................................................ 12 NISR2012: National institute of Statistic Rwanda, 2012 2.2.3 Hydrology ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13 MINALOC: Ministry of Local Government 2.2.4 Soil Types ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13 VISION 2020: The Rwanda’s Vision at the 2020 Horizon 2.2.5 Flora and Fauna ........................................................................................................................................................... 18 EPR2006: Environmental Profile of Rwanda, 2006 2.2.6 Mining. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 18 HD: High Density 2.2.7 Emerging Issues........................................................................................................................................................... 18 MD: Medium Density 2.3 Social-Economic Characteristics ........................................................................................................................20 LD: Low Density 2.3.1 Population ...................................................................................................................................................................... 20 WSC: Water and Sanitation Corporation 2.3.2 Economic Activities ................................................................................................................................................... 21 2.4 Infrastructure .............................................................................................................................................................24 2 Implementation Study of Gatsibo District LUDP 2.4.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................. 24 4.5.1. Tourism areas.............................................................................................................................................................57 2.4.2 Roads and transport in general ................................................................................................................................ 24 4.5.2. Resettlement plan (residential neighborhoods) ..........................................................................................57 2.4.3 Health sector................................................................................................................................................................. 25 4.5.3. 3D image for Massing ..............................................................................................................................................58 2.4.4 Education ...................................................................................................................................................................... 25 5. ROAD, TRANSPORT AND UTILITY NETWORK ................................................. 58 2.4.5 Water Supply and Sanitation .................................................................................................................................. 25 5.1. Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................58 2.4.6 Electricity Connection .............................................................................................................................................. 27 5.2. Road Networks ..........................................................................................................................................................58 2.4.7 Storm Water Drainage System ............................................................................................................................... 28 5.2.1. Purposes of Major Street Systems ......................................................................................................................... 59 2.5 Human Settlements, Land-Use and Housing ................................................................................................ 30 5.2.2. Major Factors for Planning Road Networks ....................................................................................................... 59 2.5.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................
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