Transport Planning & Policy
City of Kigali (2024)
Project Title: Feasibility Study of Nyabugogo Multimodal Transit Hub
Consortium: EGIS International / United Contractors JV
Challenge: The Nyabugogo area, a major node in Kigali’s transport network, required a strategic transport planning and mobility framework to support future public transport integration and multimodal operations.
Solution: GLINCE led scenario-based traffic modelling and transport demand analysis using Aimsun software to simulate network performance under different transport interventions. The recommendations support Kigali’s transition towards efficient, integrated, and sustainable multimodal transport systems.
County Government of Kilifi (2024)
Project Title: Preparation of the Kilifi Municipality Integrated Strategic Urban Development Plan (ISUDP)
Consortium: Geosurveys and Geospatial Information Ltd
Challenge: Kilifi Municipality required a long-term urban and transport planning strategy to guide municipal growth, infrastructure investment, and sustainable mobility development.
Solution: GLINCE supported the preparation of the Kilifi Municipality ISUDP, focusing on transport infrastructure mapping, transport scenario planning, and sustainable mobility policy development. The plan provides a framework for evidence-based decision-making and infrastructure investment over the next 10 years.
County Government of Kakamega (2024)
Project Title: Preparation of the Kakamega County Spatial Development Plan
Consortium: Geosurveys and Geospatial Information Ltd
Challenge: The Kakamega County Spatial Development Plan (2024–2034) required data-driven transport planning to align road and transport infrastructure development with population growth and economic activity.
Solution: GLINCE conducted a comprehensive transport system assessment, developed traffic and transport demand forecasts, and proposed sustainable transport and mobility policies. The outputs identified priority infrastructure projects and informed the capital investment framework guiding Kakamega County’s development over the next decade.
