The Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) is a pan-African not-for-profit organisation based in Nairobi that aims to increase the capacity of African academic institutions and researchers to contribute stronger evidence based research on public policy that can have a positive impact on pro-poor development policies in Africa. It was established in response to the declining capacity in political and social science research output in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Arthur’s PhD thesis is entitled: Contribution of Cargo Transport Policy on Public Service Delivery: A Case Study of Standard Gauge Railway in Kenya, under the supervision of Prof Fred Jonyo and Dr Joseph Obosi. James, supervised by Dr Joseph Obosi and Dr Justine Magutu as well, successfully defended his thesis titled: The Contribution of Institutional Governance to Water Services Delivery in Kenya.
PASGR expresses gratitude to the Vice-Chancellor Prof Stephen Kiama of the University of Nairobi for their unwavering support that has seen the partnership between PASGR and the University of Nairobi thrive. We are thankful to the Department of Political Science and Public Administration where the students were registered, particularly the entire team at Department that supported the students, under the leadership of Prof Fred Jonyo and the Programme Coordinator Dr Joseph Obosi.
We take this opportunity to congratulate the students and their supervisors!
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