Rwanda's IFMIS Implementation Experience, presented by Marcel Mukeshimana, the Accountant General, showcases the transformative impact of e-Governance and the current PFM e-Service Delivery Ecosystem. IFMIS plays a central role in streamlining government operations, enhancing transparency, and impro

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The Rwanda Health Information Exchange (HIE) system focuses on patient identity management to uniquely identify individuals seeking healthcare across the country. By maintaining a set of identifiers in the client registry and avoiding duplication of patient records, the system ensures efficient and

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The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in Kigali, Rwanda, aims to address hunger and malnutrition through research-based policy solutions. The Rwanda Strategy Support Program focuses on agricultural transformation, capacity development, and collaborative policy analysis to support

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This analysis by Prof. Herman Musahara delves into the significance of human capital building for economic growth and development, especially in post-pandemic recovery periods. It highlights Rwanda's strides in human development post-genocide while noting existing challenges like child stunting and

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This study explores the impact of COVID-19 on girls' education in Bugesera District, Rwanda. It highlights how the pandemic worsened existing inequalities for women and girls, leading to school closures and increased dropout rates among vulnerable groups. By using participatory methods, the research

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The presentation outlines the key potentialities, socio-economic drivers, and citizen priorities discussed during the joint planning session in Ngororero District, Rwanda for the fiscal year 2020/2021. It provides insights on district profile, including demographics, sector information, and househol

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Rwanda's agricultural transformation goals have been challenged by the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the food system, affecting production, supply chains, and demand. This paper analyzes these effects on key food production sectors like maize, coffee, and horticulture, highlighting st

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This study assesses the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on agriculture and food systems in Rwanda, specifically in Huye and Nyamagabe districts. Funded by EPRN, the research aims to understand the implications of the pandemic, review government responses, and propose policy options to enhance secto

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Explore the contributions of public spending on agriculture in Rwanda to economic growth, employment, poverty reduction, and diet quality improvements under the PSTA 4 allocations. Understand the impact of different types of investments on development outcomes, and identify opportunities for optimiz

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The study evaluates the effects of Rwanda's land-use consolidation program on farm input uptakes, specifically focusing on hybrid seeds, inorganic fertilizers, and pesticides. Results show significant increases in the adoption of hybrid seeds and inorganic fertilizers among participating households

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A presentation by Prof. Alfred R. Bizoza at the University of Rwanda highlighted initiatives under the PSTA-4 framework, focusing on key areas such as food systems transformation, sustainable agriculture, and achieving SDGs by 2030. The session outlined the challenges faced by Rwanda in food securit

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This study focuses on a Demographic Human Capital Dynamic General Equilibrium (D-DGE) model for analyzing high-growth scenarios in Rwanda from 2016 to 2050. It explores the interactions of demographic dynamics, human capital, public infrastructure, and debt within a long-term growth framework. The m

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This project brief outlines the construction of an apartment building owned by Mr. TUYISHIMIRE Eric in Gisenyi, Rwanda. The project includes details such as project location, neighborhood context, project analysis, site analysis including hydrology and soils, and access to infrastructures such as wa

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Rwanda's economic growth relies heavily on human capital development, but the impact of COVID-19 has posed significant challenges. This article by the World Bank Country Manager highlights the state of human capital in Rwanda, the effects of the pandemic, and strategies to protect and promote human

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Rwanda, the host of the African Peering and Interconnection Forum 2020, offers a remarkable blend of stunning scenery, friendly people, and economic development. With a focus on internet and ICT, the country boasts 4G LTE coverage, a growing MICE industry, investment opportunities, and accessibility

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The Economic Policy Research Network (EPRN) in Rwanda conducted a public lecture on Human Capital Development and employment promotion, emphasizing the importance of job creation for economic growth and social progress. The government's vision is to create inclusive and quality jobs, aligning with S

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A global social enterprise, Viamo, is conducting mobile radio surveys in Rwanda to improve health management. The surveys target 18-35-year-old radio listeners. The analysis of demographic data, complete responses, gender breakdown, and knowledge of the advert reveal valuable insights for enhancing

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Footwork initiative aims to eliminate podoconiosis by integrating prevention and treatment efforts, partnering with public and private sectors. Podoconiosis is characterized by lower limb lymphedema and affects areas with red clay soil exposure. Activities include health professional training and ad

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Explore the taxation framework in Rwanda covering taxable presence, computation of business profits, deductable expenses, and base erosion with profit shifting measures. Understand how residents and non-residents are taxed on their incomes and the criteria for taxable presence in the country. Learn

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The Ministry of Education in Rwanda aims to transform citizens into skilled human capital through equitable access to quality education. Sector priorities include enhancing learning outcomes, strengthening teacher development, promoting STEM education, increasing ICT use, improving infrastructure, a

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Field experiment in Rwanda explores trade-offs for policymakers, such as introducing new crop varieties impacting income control for women. The study assesses the value of programs affecting workload, income autonomy, and empowerment through lab-in-the-field experiments and surveys. Experimental tas

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The Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) has a core mission to support the private sector and contribute to the country's economic growth. By partnering with the SDG Center, BRD aims to strengthen sustainable development practices, share knowledge, and work towards achieving the UN's 2030 Agenda in Rwan

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Rwanda's economic outlook for 2019 includes moderate global growth prospects amidst trade tensions, Brexit, and global uncertainty. The country's GDP growth stood at 8.6% in 2018, supported by favorable weather conditions, public infrastructure investments, and continued global demand. Inflation rat

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Explore the crucial role of sound Public Financial Management in enhancing good governance for better service delivery in Rwanda, as discussed at the 1st ICPAR Economic and Professional Skills Development Symposium. Discover how NSTI aims to orient Rwandans towards Vision 2050 through specific prior

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Addressing industrialization challenges in Rwanda through public-private partnerships, the National Industrial Research and Development Agency (NIRDA) plays a crucial role in implementing the country's industrial policies. NIRDA aims to boost industrial growth, promote technology development, and cr

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The presentation highlights the inflationary pressures faced in Rwanda, particularly in the food sector due to various factors such as the impact of the Ukraine-Russia war, fuel price increases, and supply chain disruptions. It discusses the causes of food inflation, price variations of basic commod

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The report by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda delves into the evolution of GDP, poverty measurement, poverty dynamics, economic growth impact on poverty, and more. Key topics covered include changes in GDP, poverty rates over time, and correlates of poverty movements.

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The Covid-19 pandemic impacted the traditional dissemination of weather and climate information in Rwanda, leading to the adoption of virtual methods for awareness campaigns and forecasts. Various government bodies collaborated to ensure the public was informed and prepared for extreme weather event

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Explore the evolution of geospatial and statistical data integration in Rwanda, focusing on the initiatives led by Dr. Emmanuel Nkurunziza, General Director of RCMRD. Discover how advancements in geospatial technologies and statistical systems are shaping sustainable development in the region.

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Explore the E-waste management scenario in Rwanda through a presentation by Anita BATAMULIZA HODARI at the ITU Regional Standardization Forum for Africa in 2015. The outline covers types of E-waste in Rwanda, stakeholders involved, importation and usage data of EEE devices, material flows, managemen

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Colonialism in Rwanda exploited existing divisions between the Hutu and Tutsi, leading to heightened tensions and manipulation by the colonial government. This ultimately contributed to the genocide in Rwanda, which was not a sudden event but the culmination of years of historical tensions and explo

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Nimrod Muhumuza, from Afya na Haki Institute, presents a critical analysis of vaccine plant setup in Rwanda and Uganda. The discussion focuses on the potential leadership roles of small economies, private sector involvement, sustainability of vaccine production, and the importance of participation f

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Rwanda's Imihigo are performance contracts between the President and government agencies, aimed at improving governance, justice, and economic indicators. Implemented since 2006, Imihigo hold leaders accountable, promote stakeholder ownership, transparency, and result-oriented performance, emphasizi

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Land reform policies in Rwanda have been crucial for optimal land resource utilization, conflict resolution, and equity promotion. Since 2004, there have been significant changes focusing on systematic land registration, asset transaction facilitation, and efficiency through specialization. Organic

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Explore the impact of Defined Contribution (DC) and Defined Benefit (DB) pension schemes on Rwanda's socio-economic landscape. Discover the differences, benefits, risks, and implications of each scheme type within the Rwandan pension sector, including how they influence social and economic outcomes.

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Construction project overview of a residential building in Gisenyi, Rubavu, owned by Miss Fatuma Rwango. The project aims to provide high-quality apartment units, create job opportunities, and contribute to modern infrastructure development in Rwanda. Compliance with environmental laws is emphasized

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In Rwanda, the concept of inheritance, known as "Izungura," is governed by specific laws outlined in the Republic of Rwanda Law Reform Commission's Act of 2016. This legal framework determines the rights and responsibilities of individuals involved in the inheritance process, ensuring fairness and p

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Inclusive economic growth is crucial as it offers economic opportunities and equal access, enhancing poverty reduction efforts. Societies thrive when based on equality, promoting better development outcomes. The qualities of government for economic growth encompass economic liberalism, democratic pa

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Rwanda's debt status and policies were discussed in a presentation by Amina Rwakunda, Chief Economist at MINECOFIN. The global context of debt, including Africa's rising debt post-relief initiatives, and the increasing vulnerabilities and causes were outlined. Challenges, recent developments, and re

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Globally, the horticulture market is growing rapidly, with Rwanda making significant strides in exports and market value. This overview covers the market size, key commodities exported, growth projections, major markets, and initiatives supporting horticulture in Rwanda. The study objectives focus o

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