{UAH} Urban and Infrastructure Development Conference 14th .15th October

Allan

You recently posted the 10 point program.  Amazing!

My experience now shows to me the problem we have as Africans is beyond us - it is a sorry state. Are you sure when NRM- Museveni disappears , we are not getting NRM - a, b, c, d - you besides talking about Museveni, there is no talka about issues affecting the people a rare bland of politics indeed! 

Look for a news segment about Moa taking on Lukwago.

Uhuru was castiagting the same disease Kenya as Uganda has and I am not quite sure, today there  is any one single person with a solution to Ugandas problems - now that corruption and stealing is institutional, that over the thirties years institutional thieves have created a class of their own with children trained in USA, Kenya and Europe - so the question comes back to you which NRM should take power?

If Jeema or CP could win and take power I will be more confortable - but the possibilities are limited for those two.

Bwanika

On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 4:27 AM, Dan Bwanika <bulemezi@gmail.com> wrote:

Do we need to plan our African towns and cities - where are the resources invite companies by forwarding this mail to as many would be partners as possible - forward this message to your network.

USA, Asian and Europe based companies and firms in the fields below need to joining us:

   

    Public Transport

    Railways and Tram (Light Trains) Engineering and Design

    Urban Design and Modelling

    Urban Environment and Ecology

    Estates Development (pre-fabricated houses)

    Urban Architecture Design

    Utilities design (water, power, internet, telephone)

    Urban Waste Management

    Energy Engineering

    Micro power generation

    Urban Finance and management,

    Urban Civil Works Engineering (roads, buildings)etc.

    Road and Bridge construction engineering

    Urban Ecological farming

    Geotechnical Engineering

    Off Grid street lighting

Urban and Infrastructure Development Conference for the East and Central African region.

Further details and register here uidc.siup.ac.ug

Day 1.  14-10-2015

 

a. Urban & Rural Planning discussion Panel

b. Environment Planning discussion Panel
 

  

Day 2.  15-10-2015

 

a. Transport Planning, Modelling and design
discussion Panel

b. Urban Engineering, Architecture, Mapping and Surveying
discussion Panel

 
Registration not later than  20^th   August 2015

Given the status of Uganda /East African towns and two days of discovery forward  this mail to as many colleagues in towns, town clerks, municipal/district planning, district/town mayors, physical planners, economic developers, biologist, staticians engineers, CAO, LC5 , LC3 – we are discussing critical issues;

1.  urban buildings, vehicle and road design,

2.  community and neighborhood planning

3.  site planning  and environment

4.  Rural – urban relationship

5. Town economic growth, governance and financing etc.

6.  Urban public health etc.,

7.  Off Grid street lighting

8.  Town/Municipal water resources

9.  Waste recycling and management etc
 

 

This will be an Urban and Infrastructure Development Conference for the East and Central African Region between the 14 -15 October 2015.
The conference will be graced by Milano Polytechnic and Madrid University experts in Contemporary Architecture, Transport Planning, Road and Urban Civil Works Engineering, Solid Waste Management, Environmental Engineering etc., and a selected number of European and USA companies in; City Planning, Development, Smart Cities etc,. 

 

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Bwanika Nakyesawa Luwero

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Bwanika Nakyesawa Luwero

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