KIBOGO Andrew

Academic rank: 
Lecturer
Academic Leadership Position: 
IBMA Secretary for the sub-Scientific Committee at UR
Email: 
a.kibogo@ur.ac.rw
Telephone: 
+250785300895
College: 
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Science (CAFF)
School/centre: 
School of Veterinary Medicine
Department: 
Veterinary Medicine
Published Papers : 
1. Kibogo A, Dakwa KB Kwapong P., and Combey R. (2026). Species Composition, Relative Abundance and Diversity of Forager Honey Bees in and around Gishwati-Mukura National Park, Rwanda. Ethiopian Journal of Science and Sustainable Development 13(1) 85-94pp. https://doi.org/10.20372/ejssdastu:v13.i1.2026.1147 linked to SDG 15
2. Ntiranyibagira E., Kibogo A., Uwiringiyimana T., Nsengimuremyi C., Muhirwa F., Maniriho L., Twagiramukiza A., and Ngiruwonsanga I. (2019). Frequency, Harmfulness and Vulnerability (FHV) Multicriteria Method for Integrated Analysis of Illegal Exploitations and Strategic Participatory Management of Protected Areas in Africa. Journal of Geography, Environment and Earth Science International, 1-18 pp. linked to SDG 15

3. Ntiranyibagira E., Kayumba I., Kibogo A., Uwiringiyimana T., Naramabuye F.X., Nsengimuremyi C., and Muhirwa F. (2019). Design, Characterization and Geospatial Analysis of Physical and Socio-economic Indicators of Anthropogenic Pressures on Protected Areas in Africa. International Journal of Environment and Climate Change 9(1): 44-57 pp. linked to SDG 15
4. Kibogo A., Agbebi, F.O., Ngirinshuti L. Mindje, M. (2016): Potentials of Aquaculture to food security in Rwanda. Paper presented at the biennial Conference of the International Fisheries Economic and Trade (IIFET). Held at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, U.K. between 11th-15th July, 2016 linked to SDG 1 and 2

5. Agbebi, F.O., Kibogo A., Ngirinshuti L., Mindje M. (2016): Contribution of women to Aquaculture development in Rwanda. Paper presented at the biennial conference of the International Fisheries Economic and Trade (IIFET). Held at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, U.K. between 11th-15th July, 2016 linked to SDG 1 and 2

6. Wakoko-Studstill F., Khaitsa M.L., Kibogo A, Okech S.G., John Baligwamunsi Kaneene J.,            Pithua P., Blackmon S., Rogers H., Shepelo G., Wambua M.D., Erick Komba, Richard Samson, Tsegay Tkue Gebrewahde Richard Habimana R., Kasone V., Okite A., Aijuka W., Kabasa J.D. : experiential pedagogical approach to teaching one health in veterinary medicine and public health;  The Pan African Medical Journal. 2017;27(Supp4):18. doi:10.11604/pamj.supp.2017.27.4.12549 linked to SDG 3 and 4
 
Brief profile: 
"Andrew Kibogo is a lecturer in the Department of Veterinary Medicine under College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences /UR where he is mainly engaged in research, teaching undergraduate students from both Schools of Forestry and Biodiversity and Veterinary Medicine and community outreach as well. He is an Associate Researcher affiliated to the Center of Excellence in Biodiversity and Natural Resources Management/UR and a Member of Society for Conservation Biology, Rwanda Chapter. His research interest focuses on community-based natural resource management, zoological gardens and park management and planning, wildlife management and rural livelihoods through understanding impacts of conservation interventions on livelihoods; and understanding the drivers of human wildlife conflict and impacts of such conflicts on livelihoods of rural communities adjacent to protected areas in Rwanda. Trained as a vet from the College of Agriculture, Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine at University of Rwanda, and holds MSc. in Natural Resource Management for Sustainable Agriculture with specialization in Wildlife Management and Conservation from Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania. Andrew is currently a Graduate Teaching Assistant (PhD in Wildlife Management) in the Department of Conservation Biology and Entomology from University of Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa. He has been a faculty advisor for Student One Health Initiative Club (SOHIC) at University of Rwanda Huye- Campus and has also been involved in facilitating graduate students on Infectious disease Management (IDM) trainings which usually take place at UR- Nyagatare campus. Andrew has attended a number of trainings related to his career and presented to many international conferences. He has mentored many students, and authored or coauthored more than 10 peer reviewed articles. "
Research Area: 
Wildlife Management and Beekeeping Research ID number (ORCID):https://orcid.org/0009-0009-5966-2395