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NAME: GEORGE KINOTI KING'ORIAH (Prof.) (Dr.)

QUALIFICATIONS: B.A. (Land Econ.), M.Sc. (Econ.), M.I.S.K. M.A.S.P., Ph.D., REGISTERED VALUER (Kenya)

NATIONAL HONOURS: Member of the Order of the Burning Spear of Kenya (MBS) from 1995 December.

AGE: 60 years.

CURRENT EMPLOYMENT: Executive Secretary: National Council For Science and Technology, Kenya.

MARITAL STATUS: Married with five children - Two daughters and three sons: Caroline Gakii, 27: Duane Kithinji, 22: Willy Ntongai, 18: Matilda Mukami, 12: Michael Mutuma, 9 years. EDUCATION:

1952 – 1956: Uringu Primary School, NYAMBENE, KENYA.

1957 – 1960: Kanjalu Intermediate School, NYAMBENE, KENYA.

1961 – 1964: Meru School; Passed Cambridge Overseas School Certificate with Division I.

1965 – 1966: Thika High School; Passed Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate.

1967 – 1971: Bachelors Degree Course in Land Economics at the University of Nairobi, and graduated with Honours, Second Class Lower Division.

1971 – 1973: Valuation (Real Estate Appraisal) Pupil in the Department of Lands, Ministry of Lands and Settlement. Kenya. In August 1973, elected a full Member of the Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (Valuers and Estate Managers' Chapter), thereby acquiring a postgraduate diploma of the institution.

1977 – 1978: Attended a Graduate course in Economics at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, U.S.A.; and 1978, obtained a Master of Science degree (in Economics: Urban Regional Analysis) of that University.

1978 – 1980: Enrolled for a Ph.D. course in Economic Geography (Urban-Regional Science Major).

On June 26, 1980, defended a doctoral thesis successfully, and in August 1980 obtained a Doctor of Philosophy degree (in Economic Geography) of that University.

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

1973 - 1974: Valuer: (Real Estate Appraiser) Central and Eastern Provinces: Ministry of Lands and Settlement: Kenya Rating Valuer for 12 Local Authorities.

1983 – 1986: Chairman: Department of Land Development, University of Nairobi.

1986 – 1990: Dean: Faculty of Architecture, Design and Development, University of Nairobi.

1988 - 1994: Chairman and Director, African Diatomite Industries Limited, Gilgil, Kenya.

1992 – 1994: Principal, College of Architecture and Engineering.

1994 - 1997 Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Finance and Administration, Egerton University, Njoro: Kenya. 1997 ------Executive Secretary: National Council for Science and Technology 2 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

As a Pupil surveyor I was made the Valuation Officer-in-Charge of Central Province (Kenya) between 1971 and 1973. My duties were to assist the Chief Government Valuer in day-to-day general real estate and valuation work in the Province. Undertook all types of Real Estate Appraisal (Valuation) with special emphasis on Urban Valuation.

I also played major roles in land acquisition, property rating and other aspects of Estate Management related to Government Lands in Central Province. Managed, among other things, the following major projects in Land Acquisition in the Province:-

Meru Sewerage Scheme Karatina Sewerage Scheme Githuguri Rural Pilot Housing Scheme Kerugoya Technical Institute, (Land Acquisition Scheme for the Kirinyaga Technical Institute).

1973 – 197 After being elected a full member of the (Institution of Surveyors of Kenya) became the Valuation Officer in Charge of Eastern and Central Provinces (Kenya).

My duties were to be answerable to the Chief Government Valuer on all Real Estate Appraisal (Valuation) Matters in the two Provinces.

During this time I participated in various high policy land decisions, besides doing my other professional duties. I was instrumental in the design of the Owner-Occupied House Allowance Valuation Policy for the Government of Kenya, and other parastatal organizations. This policy was first tested by me in Central and Eastern Provinces and is operational even today.

In 1974 I was promoted to Valuer Grade I in the Ministry of Lands and Settlement at the Department of Lands.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IN THE ACADEMIC FIELD

3 3 In January 1975 I took up an academic appointment with the University of Nairobi as Lecturer.

1975 to Present: During my tenure as a Lecturer I have taught the following subjects in the Faculty of Agriculture Design and Development of Nairobi University and at the Faculty of Arts and social sciences, Egerton University.

Research Methodology; Real Estate Appraisal (Valuation); Land Economics, Building Technology; Town and Country Planning; Urban-Regional Analysis Statistics and Computer Applications; Cartography - Manual and automated. Environmental Impact Assessment Urban Economics and Management

At Egerton University (1994 – 1997): Quantitative Geography Econometrics:

1977 – 1980 Post-Graduate studies at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, U.S.A.

1977 - 1978: While working for my Masters degree I served as Graduate Assistant to Professor Duane L. Sorrensen of Indiana State University. I participated in Regional Economic Development Studies involving Downtown re-vitalization for the towns of:- Terre Haute; Rockville; Rushville; Roann, and Zionsville: Indiana, U.S.A.

1980 August: I re-joined the Department of Land Development, Nairobi University as a member of the teaching staff (Lecturer).

1981 – 1985: Chairman: Postgraduate Studies Committee, Faculty of Architecture, Design and Development and faculty Postgraduate Representative in the University Postgraduate Studies Committee.

4 4 1983 June: Senior Lecturer: Department of Land Development.

1983 – 1986: Chairman (Head) - Department of Land Development at the Faculty of architecture, Design and Development, University of Nairobi.

1985 – 1987: External Examiner: Ardhi Institute, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

1986 – 1990: Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Design and Development, University of Nairobi.

1988 December: Associate Professor of Land Economics, University of Nairobi.

1988- 1994: Appointed by the President of Kenya as Chairman, African Diatomite Industries Ltd.; a mining and Natural Resource exploitation concern in Kenya's Rift Valley Province.

1992 - 1994: Principal, College of Architecture and Engineering, University of Nairobi.

1994 – 1997: Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Finance and Administration: Egerton University.

1997 ---- Secretary: National Council for Science and Technology.

1997--- Member, Radiation Protection Board of Kenya.

1997--- Member Board of National Museums of Kenya.

2000--- Member Board of Numerical Machining Complex

2000--- Member East African Inter-University Council DOCTORAL DISSERTATION

5 5 In partial satisfaction of the Doctor of Philosophy, I presented to the Indiana State University a thesis by the title Policy Impacts on the Land Use Patterns In Nairobi; Kenya: 1899 – 1979. The document is available at the Microfilms International, 300 M Zeeb Road: Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.A.

PUBLICATIONS

1. “The Economics of Housing Management” Build Kenya: September 1977. 2. "Economic Development and Industrial Location in Kenya” Ardhi: Journal of Land Development Vol. 1 (1981)

3. Equilibrium in Property Market: "Fact or Fiction". Ardhi: Journal of Land Development.

4. "Policy Impacts on Urban Land Use Patterns in Nairobi; Kenya: 1899 - 1979" Doctoral Dissertation, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN.47809 U.S.A. (School of Graduate Studies; 1980). Available in Microfilm from University Microfilms International 300 M. Zeeb Road Ann Arbor Michigan MI 48107; U.S.A.

5. "Temporal and Social-Economic Dynamics of the East African Regional Space". Limited circulation, Department of Land Development, Nairobi University, (1983).

6. "Regions and Regional Delimitation as Aids for Urban and Rural Development in Kenya", Ekistiks 304, January/February 1984.

7. Kenya's National Position Paper on Land for Human Settlements: Presented at the 6th Session of the United Nations Commission on Human settlements in Helsinki, Finland by Hon. Odongo Omamo, 25th April- 6th May, 1983. Served as author and chairman of Editorial Board.

8. "The Causes of Nairobi's City Structure" Ekistiks 301 July/August, 1983.

9. "A survey of Kenya's Land Policy" (with Mr. E.C. Chesiyna) in Twenty Great Years of Uhuru, Njehu Gatabaki (Ed.); Nairobi, Production and Communications Ltd., Nairobi 1984.

6 6 10. "Some Methodological Approaches to Planning and Land use studies in Kenya". ATTI Gionarto di Lavoro AIRO: PESCARA (Italy) 1984. Paper presented to the Convention of Italian Association of Operations Research held in Pescara, Italy, September, 1984.

11. "An Analysis of Housing Market in Nairobi" Finance, Vol. II: February 1985. Pages 39-41.

12. "Organization of Building Industry". Finance Vol. II No.12: March 1985, pp.38-39.

13. "The Adoptive Model of Subsidized Housing Market. Finance, Vol. III No.1 January/February 1986, pp.12-13.

14. "Land Use Conflicts in Peripheral Nairobi: A Spatio-temporal Phenomenon" presented to an interdisciplinary seminar Interaction of Man, Space Environment over Time, organised by University of Nairobi and Public Law Institute and the Department of Land Development at Silver Springs Hotel, Nairobi: 2nd to 5th April, 1986.

15. "The Nairobi-Thika Axis as an Overflow Corridor for Nairobi’s Urban Development.“ Presented to the International Workshop on Housing, that was arranged by UNCHS, University of Leuven-Belgium, Nairobi, and 19th to 31st January 1987.

16. "A Chronology of Land Use Accretion and Housing Policy in Nairobi", Presented to the International Workshop on Housing, organized by UNCHS, University of Nairobi and Katholieke University Leuven-Belgium: 19th o 31st January, 1987.

17. "Land Development and Dwelling Environment in Nairobi: Kenya." Presented to the International Workshop on Housing, organized by UNCHS, University Leuven-Belgium: 22nd January to 28th January 1989.

18. G.K. King'oriah and George Ngugi "Colonialism and Land Mobility in Mombasa District during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries". Presented in a Symposium on Urbanization in Cities of Africa, South of the Sahara at Rupert Charles University, Heidelberg, Germany: 5th to 13th October, 1989.

7 7 19. G.K. King'oriah and Catherine Ndwiga "Metropolitan Land Use Planning and Land Values in Nairobi: Kenya". Presented to Symposium on Urbanization in Cities of Africa of South of the Sahara at Rupert Charles University, Heidelberg: Germany 5th to 13th October 1989.

20. "Historical and Cultural Impacts of the City Structure of Mombasa, Kenya." in Culture Space, History IAPS M.E.T.U. Ankara, Turkey: 8-12th July 1990, Vol. IV pp. 262-279.

21. "Research for Regional Development". Presented to the Workshop on District Planning in Kenya: Organized by University of York (Ontario, Canada) and DURP, University of Nairobi: In Nairobi 25th to 26th October 1990.

22. Stephen E. Kituuka and G. K. King'oriah "Evaluating Development in Small Sub-National Areas of Developing Countries" Regional and Urban Development Studies Vol.3, No.2 July 1991; pp. 194 - 206.

23. Textbook: Introduction to Land Economics. Manuscript with University of Nairobi Press: (Forthcoming.)

24. "The Built Environment of Kenya Rural Primary Schools" a preliminary report for GOK/UNESCO Child Health, Nutrition and School Participation Programme: August 1991.

25. Textbook: Fundamentals of Applied Statistics (Jomo Kenyatta Foundation, 2004).

26. "Home: Concept and reality in Kenya." Presented to an International Conference on Housing Research and Design Education held at CPD Centre, South Bank Polytechnic: London, July, 1991.

27. "Economic Constraints in the Regional Economy of Mombasa." Presented at an International Workshop on Urban and Regional Planning of Mombasa and the Coastal Region, Kenya: at Mombasa Beach Hotel, Kenya: 18th to 22nd May 1992.

28. "The CBD Towns of Mount Kenya Region." Presented at the International Conference organized by African Mountains Association K.C.B. Conference Centre, Karen, Nairobi: March 1993.

8 8 29. "Land Use Planning and Politics." Presented to Nairobi City Council Staff and Councillors at a Conference held in the Outspan Hotel, Nyeri: April 1993.

30. "City Council Social Services." Presented in the same venue as 29 above.

31. F. W. O. Aduol, G. K. King'oriah, C. M. Mbatha, G. C. Mulaku, The Surveying Profession into the 21st Century. The Kenya Surveyor: Vol.3 No.4 November/December, 1994.

32. “Landscape Planning and Ecology.” Ekistics: 364. January/February 1994, March/April 1994.

33. “An Economic Appraisal of Biodiversity Conservation as a Land Use in Kenya’s Game Dispersal Areas.” for Kenya Wildlife Services Nairobi: 1996.

33. "Actor Strategies and Perceptions and the concept of Economic Man". Paper presented to the International Seminar on ASP Research, Bern University, Switzerland: 1996.

34. Forthcoming: Textbook, Applied Calculus : Expect to be published by Jomo Kenyatta Foundation.

RESEARCH PROFICIENCIES

I am Proficient in the use of and can teach the following research tools:

Cartography, Urban Regional Planning. Econometrics, Quantitative methods in Economics and Geography. Engineering Economy, Remote Sensing Statistics and Research Methodology, Computer Science: (FORTRAN Language). DOS, WINDOWS xp, WORDPERFECT 8.0, MS-WORD 2000, EXCEL 2000, MS-POWERPOINT 2000, COREL-DRAW! 5 and 12.

ON-GOING RESEARCH 9 9 1. Statistical Theory: especially its application to Urban Regional Economics, Land Use and Urban Regional Planning. Results to be published in Elements of Regional Analysis.

2. Environmental Management of ASAL: in Collaboration with Laikipia Research Programme and Swiss Development Foundation. A study of the interaction of man and his environment in the Northern Uaso Nyiro Region; the economics of such interaction, and policy formulation to govern such interaction in future. Title of research ASP "ACTORS, STRATEGIES AND PERCEPTION." In this research I have been a lead Consultant since 1989.

3. Natural Resources Economics and Resource Management of Mount Kenya National Park, its environs and peripheral areas.

4. Publication research for Regional and Natural Resources Econometrics. Natural Resources Valuation and Evaluation.

COMPLETED RESEARCH

1. "City Structure, Land Values and Urban Form of Mombasa, Kenya". Within the main Framework of Urbanisation Process in Cities of Africa South of the Sahara: Case Studies of Dakar, Accra, Lagos, Mombasa and Lusaka. (See publications Nos. 18 and 20 above).

2. Publication Research for "Introduction to Land Economics.

3. Publication Research for “Fundamentals of applied Statistics”.

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

1. Institute of International Education, U.S.A., 1977 - 1978: A scholarship to pursue a Masters Degree in Economics at Indiana State University, U.S.A 2. Indiana State University, 1978-1980. A Fellowship For Ph.D. study in Economic Geography at Indiana State University, U.S.A.

3. Government of Kenya/UNESCO: Child Health Nutrition and School Participation Programme, July 1990.

10 10 4. Collaborative research Grant with Swiss Development Foundation and Laikipia Research, to study the management of ASAL in Laikipia District, West of Mount Kenya: I have supervised two Ph.D. students on this subject area.

5. With Prof. (Dr.) Karl Vorlaufer of he University of Dusseldorf, Germany, (Volkswagen Foundation of Germany) a study of Mombasa's City Structure and Urban Economy, 1988 - 1992.

6. An Economic Appraisal of Biodiversity Conservation in Kenya’s Game Dispersal Areas. ASAL Land Use Study for Kenya’s Wildlife Services.

DOCTORAL DEGREES SUPERVISED

1. P.M. Syagga "The Impact of Building Design on Maintenance Costs of Residential Houses Owned by Municipal Council of Mombasa, Kenya", Ph.D. University of Nairobi, 1986. (With Dr. Gideon Hanjari)

2. E.N.D. Ndegwa "Service Centres and Rural Development in Kenya: Case study of Nyeri District", Ph.D. Nottingham University, 1986.

3. Stephen E. Kituuka, "Towards a Model for Regional Growth Measurement: with Special Emphasis on the District Focus Programme in Kenya: A Case Study of Murang'a District, Kenya", Ph.D. Nairobi University, 1988.

4. S.O. Akatch "Decentralized Development Planning in Kenya: Case Study of Kisumu". Dr. Ing. Dissertation: Institut fur Raumplanung Universitat Dortmund, Germany 1993 (with Prof. (Dr.) Klaus Kunzmann)).

5. Simon Wambugu Taiti, (Ph.D. Planning, University of Nairobi) "District Focus Data Bank Model: Land Use Information Systems for Rural Development and Planning". 1993: Nairobi University (with Dr. E.N. Ndegwa). The thesis focuses on the economic and algorithmic/logistical modelling of land use activities and natural resource management in Laikipia District, Kenya.

6. Christopher Muthini Mbatha: "Management of Building Projects: Analysis of building Procurement Systems Features and Conception of 11 11 an Appropriate Project Management System for Kenya". DR. Ing. Dissertation, Bergischen Universitat Gmbh Wuppertal, Germany, 1993. (With Prof. (Dr. Ing.) Carl J. Diedricks.1993

7. J.M. Lusugga-Kironde: City Structure and Land Use of Dar- es-Salaam: Tanzania. Ph.D. Nairobi University. 1995

8. Mohammed, A. Swazuri, (Ph.D., Land Economics, University of Nairobi) "The Valuation of Waterfront Properties Along the Coastline of Kenya" Nairobi University. 1996

9. Godfrey: Anyumba, (Ph.D. Environmental Science University of Delft, The Netherlands, 1995) “Kisumu Town: History of the Built Environment, 1890-1990 (with Prof. Dr. Hugo Priemus.)

ON-GOING DOCTORAL DEGREES UNDER MY SUPERVISION

1. Francisca W. Maina: ASP Approach and Public participation in the Management of Water Resources in Laikipia District, Kenya.

MASTERS DEGREES SUPERVISED

1. Odoch, J.P., "Packaging and Packaging Design in Kenya". M.A. (Design): 1984.

2. Bonna, R.J.M. "The Role of Rent Control in Middle Income Housing: A Case of Buru Buru Housing Estate". M.A. (Housing Administration), 1985.

3. Olson, J.D., "Landscape Planning in the Ngong Hills of Kenya. An integrated approach." Master of Landscape Architecture (University of Manitoba) Canada, 1987: With Professor Mario Carvallo University of Manitoba, Professor A. Rattray, University of Manitoba and Dr. Diane Richleau, I.C.R.A.F. (Nairobi). Content: A Landscape Architecture National resources rehabilitation and management of the endangered ecosystem of Ngong Hills.

4. Riapan, Michael, "Problems Associated with Flat Roofs as a Major Concern in the Maintenance of Government Buildings in Nakuru and Eldoret." M.A. (Building Management) 1987.

12 12 5. Masu, S.M., "An Application of Life Costing Techniques to Construction Industry in Kenya: A Case Study of Kenya Railways Buildings: Nairobi District". M.A. (Building Management). 1988.

6. Ndwiga, C.P. "Urban Land Policy and Urban Land, Land Values: A Case Study of Land Zoning in Nairobi". M.A. (Housing Administration) 1988.

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL DUTIES

1. 1988- 1995 Appointed by the President of the Republic of Kenya, as Chairman, African Diatomite Industries Limited.

2. 1985-1990 Appointed by the Minister of Lands and Settlement as Member, Valuer's Registration Board.

3. 1986-Todate Appointed by Secretary, Commission for Higher Education as Member: Technical Committee, Commission for Higher Education.

4. 1987-1990 Elected as Chairman, Education Committee: Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (Valuers' Chapter).

5. 1994 - 1997 Member of Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Financing Committee, Commission for Higher Education, Kenya.

6 1997 to date Board Member: National Museums of Kenya.

7. 1997 to date Member: Radiation Protection Board; Kenya.

8. May 1998 – 1999 October: Commissioner: Education (8-4-4) Reform Commission: Kenya.

9. 1997 to present: Executive Secretary: National Council for Science and Technology, Kenya.

10. Member of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Special Advisory Committee on Technical Cooperation (SAGTAC) since 2005. 13 13 11. Member, East Africa Inter-University Council Since 1997.

12. Founding member: East African Science and Technology Commission (Approved by the East African Community Council of Ministers.) 2005

HOBBIES

Playing Guitar, the organ, and Singing in choirs; Real life Painting and Drama. Reading Classical English and Kiswahili Literature (including the Holy Bible, the Holy Quran, all related publications, and Ancient History). Computer Programming and Applications. Computer assembly and software applications. Research in Mathematics.

COMPUTER PROFICIENCY

Modern POL languages like WORDPERFECT 8.0, MS-WORD 2000, Lotus 123, MS-EXCEL 2000, MS-POWERPOINT 2000, DOS 7.0, CORELDRAW! 5 to 12, ADOBE Illustrator 10 plus Older Programming Languages such as FORTRAN and COBOL. INTERNET AND E-MAIL Communication, Website design.

LANGUAGES English, Swahili, Kimeru (All very fluent, written and spoken.) Kikuyu: Good, Japanese: some. LIST OF REFEREES

1. Prof. Henry Thairu Chairman, National Council for Science and Technology Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology NAIROBI

2. Prof. C. Makau Kiamba Permanent Secretary Ministry of Science and Technology, Kenya P. O. Box 30040 Nairobi, Kenya.

3. Prof. Manasse P. Salema,

14 14 Director, Technical Cooperation Programs Africa, South East Asia, and Pacific International Atomic Energy Agency Vienna International Centre P.O. Box 100 Wagrammerstrasse 5 A-400 Vienna, Austria.

Signed……………………………………………………………………… PROFESSOR GEORGE KINOTI KING'ORIAH: M.B.S, Ph.D.

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