J M Lusugga Kironde
Biographic Data
| ID | 4190209 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J M Lusugga Kironde |
| GIVEN NAMES | J M Lusugga |
| FAMILY NAME | Kironde |
| SIGNATURE | KIRONDE J M L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ardhi University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 74 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
A dynamic analysis of tenure status in Africa’s urban housing markets
There is a widespread narrative on the global housing crisis. To contribute to our collective understanding, this paper analyses housing outcomes in four urban centres in Ghana and Tanzania. We consider how outcomes change across five age cohorts differentiated by gender. We show that a very high percentage of older individuals achieve ownership, and many younger individuals are tenants. We also show that a small group remain dependent on others …
The regulatory framework, unplanned development and urban poverty: Findings from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Understanding land markets in African urban areas
Access to land by the urban poor in Tanzania: Some findings from Dar es Salaam
This paper considers how low-income households and communities in Dar es Salaam have obtained access to land. The paper begins with an analysis of urban land policy in Tanzania, drawing the distinction between planned and unplanned areas. After a consideration of poverty in Tanzania and a brief historical review of urban land allocation, the paper reports on a study carried out in Dar es Salaam in 1993 to better understand the relationship betwee…
Access to land by the urban poor in Tanzania: Some findings from Dar es Salaam
This paper considers how low-income households and communities in Dar es Salaam have obtained access to land. The paper begins with an analysis of urban land policy in Tanzania, drawing the distinction between planned and unplanned areas. After a consideration of poverty in Tanzania and a brief historical review of urban land allocation, the paper reports on a study carried out in Dar es Salaam in 1993 to better understand the relationship betwee…
Will Dodoma ever be the new capital of Tanzania
Creations in Dar es Salaam and extensions in Nairobi
Received Concepts and Theories in African Urbanisation and Management Strategies: The Struggle Continues
Various concepts, theories and attitudes in defining and solving African urban problems reflect assimilated and acquired notions and standards rather than indigenous ones. Over the past two decades or so, commentators and policy-makers have been enjoined to change their approach, but there are still many who have yet to adopt new attitudes. It is argued in this paper that concepts related to urban sanitation, water supply, urban agriculture, urba…
Rent Control Legislation and the National Housing Corporation in Tanzania, 1985-1990
Many countries use rent control as an important tool of housing policy. While in some countries rent control does not apply to publicly owned estates, in others, including Tanzania, it does. This article considers the efforts of the Tanzanian National Housing Corporation (NHC) to charge higher rents within the aegis of Tanzania's rent control machinery, soon after the implementation of the 1984 Rent Restriction Act.' The article begins by present…
Sites-and-services in Tanzania
The regulatory framework, unplanned development and urban poverty: Findings from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Understanding land markets in African urban areas
Received Concepts and Theories in African Urbanisation and Management Strategies: The Struggle Continues
Various concepts, theories and attitudes in defining and solving African urban problems reflect assimilated and acquired notions and standards rather than indigenous ones. Over the past two decades or so, commentators and policy-makers have been enjoined to change their approach, but there are still many who have yet to adopt new attitudes. It is argued in this paper that concepts related to urban sanitation, water supply, urban agriculture, urba…
Will Dodoma ever be the new capital of Tanzania
Sites-and-services in Tanzania
Creations in Dar es Salaam and extensions in Nairobi
Sites-and-services in Tanzania
Creations in Dar es Salaam and extensions in Nairobi
Received Concepts and Theories in African Urbanisation and Management Strategies: The Struggle Continues
Various concepts, theories and attitudes in defining and solving African urban problems reflect assimilated and acquired notions and standards rather than indigenous ones. Over the past two decades or so, commentators and policy-makers have been enjoined to change their approach, but there are still many who have yet to adopt new attitudes. It is argued in this paper that concepts related to urban sanitation, water supply, urban agriculture, urba…
Rent Control Legislation and the National Housing Corporation in Tanzania, 1985-1990
Many countries use rent control as an important tool of housing policy. While in some countries rent control does not apply to publicly owned estates, in others, including Tanzania, it does. This article considers the efforts of the Tanzanian National Housing Corporation (NHC) to charge higher rents within the aegis of Tanzania's rent control machinery, soon after the implementation of the 1984 Rent Restriction Act.' The article begins by present…
Will Dodoma ever be the new capital of Tanzania
Access to land by the urban poor in Tanzania: Some findings from Dar es Salaam
This paper considers how low-income households and communities in Dar es Salaam have obtained access to land. The paper begins with an analysis of urban land policy in Tanzania, drawing the distinction between planned and unplanned areas. After a consideration of poverty in Tanzania and a brief historical review of urban land allocation, the paper reports on a study carried out in Dar es Salaam in 1993 to better understand the relationship betwee…
Access to land by the urban poor in Tanzania: Some findings from Dar es Salaam
This paper considers how low-income households and communities in Dar es Salaam have obtained access to land. The paper begins with an analysis of urban land policy in Tanzania, drawing the distinction between planned and unplanned areas. After a consideration of poverty in Tanzania and a brief historical review of urban land allocation, the paper reports on a study carried out in Dar es Salaam in 1993 to better understand the relationship betwee…
Understanding land markets in African urban areas
The regulatory framework, unplanned development and urban poverty: Findings from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
A dynamic analysis of tenure status in Africa’s urban housing markets
There is a widespread narrative on the global housing crisis. To contribute to our collective understanding, this paper analyses housing outcomes in four urban centres in Ghana and Tanzania. We consider how outcomes change across five age cohorts differentiated by gender. We show that a very high percentage of older individuals achieve ownership, and many younger individuals are tenants. We also show that a small group remain dependent on others …
Urban and Rural Development Challenges (10 works) · Economic growth (9 works) · Economics (9 works) · Tanzania (8 works) · Geography (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Dar es salaam (5 works) · Environmental planning (5 works) · Law (4 works)