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Joseph Nkurunziza, PhD
Joseph Nkurunziza, PhD
University of Rwanda, College of Business and Economics, Applied statistics department
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Free education in Rwanda: Just one step towards reducing gender and sibling inequalities
J Nkurunziza, A Broekhuis, P Hooimeijer
Education Research International 2012 (1), 396019, 2012
482012
The Prediction of Essential Medicines Demand: A Machine Learning Approach Using Consumption Data in Rwanda
F Mbonyinshuti, J Nkurunziza, J Niyobuhungiro, E Kayitare
Processes 10 (1), 26, 2021
242021
A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Models for the Prediction of Insurance Uptake in Kenya
NK Yego, J Kasozi, J Nkurunziza
Data 6 (11), 17, 2021
172021
Measuring the impact of unconditional cash transfers on consumption and poverty in Rwanda
D Habimana, J Haughton, J Nkurunziza, DMA Haughton
World Development Perspectives 23, 100341, 2021
172021
Application of random forest model to predict the demand of essential med
F Mbonyinshuti, J Nkurunziza, J Niyobuhungiro, E Kayitare
Pan African Medical Journal 42 (1), 2022
112022
Do Poverty Reduction Programmes Foster Education Expenditure? New Evidence from Rwanda
J Nkurunziza, A Broekhuis, P Hooimeijer
Journal of Asian and African Studies 52 (4), 425-443, 2017
112017
Urban Waste Management in Post-Genocide Rwanda: An Empirical Survey of the City of Kigali
JNT Squire, J Nkurunziza
Journal of Asian and African Studies 57 (4), 760-772, 2022
82022
The effect of human capital development on economic growth in Rwanda
G Cyesa, L Turayishimye, J Nkurunziza
Economic Policy Research Network (EPRN), EPRN Rwanda Research Paper Series 2 …, 2019
42019
Sibling and Gender Effects on Children's Chance to Continue Primary Education in Rwanda
J Nkurunziza, A Broekhuis, P Hooimeijer
Journal of Population and Social Studies 25 (1), 26-42, 2017
32017
Human Capital Development in Rwanda: Effects of Education, Social Protection and Rural Development Policies
J Nkurunziza
PhD Thesis, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, 161, 2015
32015
Predicting health insurance uptake in Kenya using Random Forest: An analysis of socio-economic and demographic factors
NKK Yego, J Nkurunziza, J Kasozi
Plos one 18 (11), e0294166, 2023
22023
Optimizing Pension Participation in Kenya through Predictive Modeling: A Comparative Analysis of Tree-Based Machine Learning Algorithms and Logistic Regression Classifier
N Kemboi Yego, J Kasozi, J Nkurunziza
Risks 11 (4), 77, 2023
22023
Health supply chain forecasting: a comparison of ARIMA and LSTM time series models for demand prediction of medicines
F Mbonyinshuti, J Nkurunziza, J Niyobuhungiro, E Kayitare
International Scientific Journal about Logistics 11 (2), 269-280, 2024
2024
Child stunting prevalence determination at sector level in Rwanda using small area estimation
I Ngaruye, J Nzabanita, F Niragire, T Rizinde, J Nkurunziza, ...
BMC Nutrition 9 (147), 8, 2023
2023
Drivers of potential policyholders’ uptake of insurance in Kenya using Random Forest
NK Yego, J Nkurunziza, J Kasozi
Insurance Markets and Companies 14 (1), 13, 2023
2023
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