• Evaluation of the level of adoption of native tree species in landscape restoration in Rwanda 

  ABIMANA, CYUZUYO Henriette (2025-08)

  Studies indicate that forest and land degradation is a serious problem worldwide, developing countries in particular, and to reverse large-scale degradation and deforestation goes beyond what can be achieved by site-level ...
• Temporal and Spatial dynamics of native and exotic trees in southwestern Rwanda: case study of Nkungu and Nzahaha sectors of Rusizi district 

  NDIKUBWIMANA, Pascal (2025-08)

  This study assessed the spatial dynamics of native and exotic agroforestry tree species in Nkungu and Nzahaha sectors of Rusizi District, Southwestern Rwanda, an area increasingly affected by land degradation, biodiversity ...
• Assessing the impact of lightning strike disturbances on vegetation regeneration in Nyungwe National Park's Tropical Forest Ecosystem 

  MANIRIHO, Jean d'Amour (2025-08)

  Lightning is an often-overlooked yet powerful disturbance shaping tropical forest dynamics. In Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda, where thunderstorms occur on over 220 days annually, lightning is likely to play a critical role ...
• Nationwide optimization of Agro-meteorological weather stations placement using spatial multi-criteria evaluation 

  MUNYESHYAKA, Leonard (2025-10-14)

  Accurate weather and climate data play an important role in enhancing agricultural productivity and resilience. However, the reliability of agrometeorological data in Rwanda is undermined by complex terrain, microclimatic ...
• Evaluation of Environmental Impact Assessment effectiveness in Rwanda 

  MUTAVU, Grace (2024-12-17)

  EIA is widespread as an instrument to manage the environment and a debate to which extent it achieves its goals or purpose has been created. This was measured in terms of EIA effectiveness. This Thesis seeks to assess the ...
• Learning Automata based long range wide area network channel selection 

  ATADET, Luka Aime (2024-07)

  The advancement in technology has led to the requirement of wireless communication at longer distances in areas such as wide range environmental monitoring, automated meter reading and wide area sensors networks. The ...
• Current trends in integrating public and green open spaces in Muhanga City residential neighborhoods. Case Study of Nyamabuye Sector 

  NZIRORERA, Jean de Dieu (2025-10-15)

  Urbanization in Rwanda has accelerated in recent decades, particularly in satellite cities like Muhanga, where spatial expansion often outpaces sustainable public and green open space planning mechanisms. This study ...
• Monitoring Three Phase Induction Motor Performance for Predictive maintenance Using IoT and ML 

  BYIRINGIRO, Romeo (2024-06)

  Fault detection and performance monitoring are vital on 3-phase induction motors for early detection and preventing serious infrastructure damage in manufacturing environments. They improve safety, credibility, and ...
• Assessing the cybersecurity awareness level of undergradute students at Makerere University 

  HABURUKUNDO, Sixbert Shema (2024-08-09)

  The constant development of technology and increase in internet connectivity have made access to information become easier. However, people becoming endlessly connected especially students have created new opportunities ...
• Assessment of the impacts of Nyiragongo volcano eruption on air quality in north west Rwanda(Rubavu) 

  NYECUMI, Bonane (2024-10)

  Air pollutant which is being accumulated in the atmosphere from different sources such as emission of vehicles, industries, domestic sources and natural sources causes some atmospheric instability where these particle ...
• Development of a real-time road accident detection system using tinyml 

  NTAMBARA, Joseph (2024-09-08)

  The number of deaths from car accidents has gone up a lot lately. This trend is likely to continue, especially with more people and cars on the road. Delays in reporting accidents can lead to serious injuries if emergency ...
• Stakeholder analysis in wetland management in Rwanda: the case of Rugeramigozi wetland in Muhanga district 

  UMUTONI, Claude (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2024-04)

  Wetlands are one of the most essential resources and features that make the Rwandan landscape. Those resources are important for biodiversity, people, and the national economy. However, they are gradually threatened due ...
• Assessing the potential use of shared electric bicycles for the last mile trips. Case of Kigali, Rwanda 

  TUYISENGE, Elidad (2025-08-29)

  This study evaluates the potential of shared electric bicycles (e-bikes) for last-mile connectivity in Kigali, Rwanda, analyzing user preferences, current transport modes, and adoption barriers across different travel ...
• Climate change impacts on farming activities and coping strategies of local farmers in Rwimiyaga and Karangazi sectors in Nyagatare district 

  TURATSINZE, Edouard (2024-08)

  This study examines the impacts of climate change on agriculture in Karangazi and Rwimiyaga Sectors in Nyagatare District, with a focus on farmers’ perceptions and coping strategies. Data were collected from 94 farmers ...
• Non-linear heat equation in semi-infinite domain 

  NIZEYIMANA, Enock (2024-11-10)

  In this study, nonlinear heat equations in a semi-infinite domain are thoroughly investigated, focusing on their solvability and behavior within a significant mathematical framework. By employing the Galerkin method and ...
• IOT-Based system to monitor and notify vehicle fuel consumption 

  HAKIZIMANA, Desire (2024-08-08)

  In the sphere of navigator and car shipping, the issues of fuel consumption and its minimization and thus the decrease of costs stay the most challenging. Previous studies have also named possible solutions such as the ...
• Measuring the shape and energy of protohalos in N-body simulations 

  UMUHUZA, Manzi Amour Chaste (2024)

  The universe is initially highly homogeneous but then develops large inhomogeneities through gravitational dynamics. This is due to the classical dynamics of the particles, which tend to fall into the minimum of the ...
• Smart agri-soil monitoring and maintenance through excess water based on ICT and fuzzy inference system 

  ITANGUKWISHATSE, Mathieu (2024-10-14)

  In Agriculture, water plays a big role, like watering the vegetation and helps the micronutrients to be mixed. The farmlands watering may be drenched from different sources, which include rainfalls, fountains, wells and ...
• Effectiveness of Solid Waste management in Kigali City, Gasabo District, Remera Sector, Nyabisindu Cell 

  KWIZERA, Norbert (2024-10-29)

  This research evaluates solid waste management in Kigali City's Gasabo District, specifically focusing on Remera Sector, Nyabisindu Cell. The study aims to identify the types of waste generated, assess the collection and ...
• Assessment of soil erosion impacts in Musanze district, Rwanda 

  DUSABIMANA, Odette (2024-10-20)

  In Rwanda, soil erosion is one of the prevalent environmental issues. Soil erosion associated with agriculture practices in Rwanda leads to a decline the soil fertility, brings on a series of negative impacts of environmental ...

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