Senais Joseph Nyambo
2017 – 2020 Masters in World Heritage Studies, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
2015 – 2017 Masters in International Business in International Business, Wuhan University – China
2007 – 2010 Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Anthropology and Tourism, University of Iringa (formerly Tumaini University, Iringa University College) - Tanzania
Hydropower and World Heritage: Examining the State Party Compliance to Environmental Laws in Implementing Hydropower Projects in World’s Natural Heritage.
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) - Selous Game Reserve World Heritage Site Tanzania.
- To examine the key concerns and potential impacts of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project within the Selous Game Reserve World Heritage Site.
- To examine the role of the Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) System used in the conservation and management of the Natural Heritage in Tanzania and the involvement of the local communities who are the heritage's first guardians.
- To examine the effectiveness of Tanzania's existing Legal Framework and Heritage Institutions in recognizing, managing, and safeguarding the Natural Heritage.
- To Examine the Transposition of the World Heritage Convention into the National Legal Framework for protecting the Environment and the Natural Heritage in Tanzania.
Senais Joseph Nyambo/Sheldon Leahy, The Rwandan Genocide Memorials, in: (Hrsg.) Winfried Heinemann/Axel Klausmeier/Leo Schmidt/Nicole Franceschini, War and its
Memorialization, 2021, S. 88- 97.