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Date: 4th, 5th November 2017 Venue: Room 304
Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA),Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS)
4th November 13:00~18:00
Family Now in Uganda: Experiencing Economic
Disparity, Urbanization and Conflict

5th November 9:30~16:30
The Changing Living Environment in African Cities,
Asia and the “Family" Life
9:30-10:00

13:00-Opening

Charles Ndegwa Mundia (Dedan Kimathi University ofTechnology）

Wakiko Ohira (JSPS/ University of Tokyo)
Bunyoro’s Oil Development and its Influence at theHousehold Level: Increasing Land-Related

Analysis of Development in Nairobi in face of Economic Disparity
andIssues and the Importance of Land GovernanceIsao Murahashi (JSPS/ Kyoto University)
Reorganization of 'Family' and Diversification ofLivelihoods of South Sudanese Refugees: The Case ofKiryandongo Refugee Settlement in Uganda

14:20-14:50 Tea BreakEri Hashimoto (Takachiho University)
Dealing with Vulnerable "Blood": Dilemmas onMarriage and Family among the Nuer Refugees in Uganda

Chris Opesen (Makerere University)"A Pokot Man has One or Two Wives on Either Side ofthe Border:" An Ethnographic Discourse of thePolygynous Family Setup of the Pokot at the KenyaUganda Border

Soichiro Shiraishi (Hirosaki University)
Migration, Education and Family Ties/Gaps: Fragmentsof a Family History in the Uganda-Kenya Borderlands,
1960s-1990s

Urbanization.

Imoto Saori (University of Tokyo, Department of Architecture)
Establishment and Development Process of Non-formal School
Environment in Nairobi Slum
10:40-10:50 Tea BreakKamara Emanuel Gombe (Tokyo University of Information
Sciences), Eunice W. Nduati (Chiba University)
A GIS and Remote Sensing Evaluation of Trends and Effects ofUrbanisation in Dar es Salaam.

Eunice W. Nduati (Chiba University)
Position Presentation on Application of GIS and Remote Sensing
to Mapping and Monitoring of Cropping Regimes in Japan.
12:10-13:10 Lunch

YANG Feifan, NIE Haisong (Tokyo University of Agricultureand Technology)
China’s Population Problem- A Sociological Survey of 1900
Subjects

Dick Olango (ATELIER OLANGOARCHITECTURE/DESIGN)

Hazama Itsuhiro (Nagasaki University)
Living with Grandmother:Intergenerational RelationshipToilet Situation and Sanitation in Nairobi Slums and theInnovation in Progress

among the Dodoth

14:30-14:40 Tea Break

17:30-18:00
Questions and Discussion
Comments:Charles Ndegwa Mundia
Ian Karusigarira (TUFS)
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Tama sta.(Seibu Tamagawa Line)
Admission: Free
Language: English
Contact :wakana@aa.tufs.ac.jp
Wakana SHIINO

Yasushi Noguchi (Tokyo Polytechnic University)
Residential Environment and Life Style in Nairobi Slum
Residents: Through the Compact House Project

Wakana Shiino (ILCAA, TUFS)"Family" Circumstances Supported by House Girl in Nairobi
16:10-16:30
Questions and Discussion
Comment Chris Opesen (Makerere University)
16:30 Closing

photo by Chris Opesen©