slides details for the research workshop held in Musanze and Rubavu districts.

1. RESEARCH WORKSHOPS
SDF TOOLS AND OUTCOMES
WORKSHOPS
OCTOBER, 2016
Moderator: Mr. Theophile Mutaganda (RHA)
Researcher: Mr. Benson Mutuku (ITC)

2. Introduction
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• What is SDF
•A methodology designed to support national, regional and local government
decision-making by creating a ‘spatial’ understanding of the current state of the
territory to support vision and strategy development specific to a particular region
(SDF,2016).
SDF Overview
Current
stage of
SDF.

3. Output 1: Matrix of Functions (MoF)
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•A Function is every service, equipment, activity and facility which has an
economic, administrative, social or cultural significance in a given human
settlement. E.g. schools, hospitals, etc
•MoF is used to strategically categorize the network of urban settlements
based on the availability or absence of key functions.

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Output 1: Matrix of Functions (MoF)
How MoF works?

5. •Centrality score depends
on the weight of
individual function
•Remember : Basic
functions (low weight),
intermediate functions
(average) and Central
Functions (high weight).
•Visualizing the MoF
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Output 2: MoF Centrality Score

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Output 3: Isopleth map
•Isopleth maps explains
territorial linkages.
•Territories are not only
shown by functions, but
also the socio-economic
and physical connections.
•This is a key concept in
understanding regional
balance, planning and
investments.

7. •Identify economic
opportunities in each
settlements and clusters
for development.
•This output is as a result
of MoF and Workshops
held stakeholders
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Output 4: Consultative workshop Map

8. •Several Spatial structures
emerges from spatial
analysis of Matrix of
Functions and the results
of District Consultative
Workshop.
1. EDA: Economic
Development Areas
2. Nodal cities
3. Gateway/boarder cities
4. Development
corridors; Primary,
secondary and
Northern.
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Output 5: Spatial Structures

9. Output 6: SMCE
•SMCE: spatial multi criteria evaluation helps to evaluate, compare and prioritize spatial
alternatives or locations, giving an understanding of how good certain areas or locations
in comparison to others.
•Criteria tree is formed consisting of the overall objective of the evaluation, its sub-
objectives, and criteria that are applied to indicator maps.
• Indicator maps give facts about territorial units such as districts or sectors.
•The evaluation of sectors’ performance in SDF is based on the pillars of NUP and other
laws.
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10. Output 6: SMCE (Economic Growth Pillar)
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11. Output 6: SMCE (Economic Growth Pillar)
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• Focus Group discussion
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