Jacob Katuva holds a doctorate from University of Oxford, School of Geography and the Environment. His work focuses on the spatial and temporal (longitudinal) impacts of economic growth on the Environment and development pathways and rural water services in sub-Sahara Africa. He has experience in water resources management, developing and linking Management Information Systems (MIS) and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and advanced geo-statistics to water resources planning and management and economic development, hydropower feasibility studies, rural water supply and pollution studies, poverty assessment and WASH programming.