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Policies / Policies from 2012

Policies from 2012

Policies with publication year 2012.

National Policy for Library Services

Ministry of Sports and Culture

Rwanda2012Environment And Climate ChangePolicy

The national policy on library services aims to ensure the improved provision of library facilities and services, to maximize the potential of the libraries in society. It pushes to, among other things: strengthen available resources, provide literacy and reading culture promotion programs, facilitate private sector participation in the development of library services, and effective preservation of the Rwandan intellectual and cultural heritage.

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Women and Youth Access to Finance Program

Ministry of Family Promotion and Gender

Rwanda2012FinancePolicy

The program recognises the giant strides the government of Rwanda has attained in poverty reduction, building strong institutions, macroeconomic development, and social cohesion. It however points out the challenges regarding financial inclusion in the country, especially among youths and women. The program subsequently sets out to address this challenge by capacity building and training, in the line of financial literacy, and provision of financial access and enhancement opportunities.

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Third Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP III) (2012-2018)

Ministry of Health

Rwanda2012HealthOther

The third HSSP is a continuation of HSSP I and HSSP II. It hopes to consolidate the achievements of both plans in line with the government's resolve to tackle the health challenges of the population. It addresses critical areas like maternal health and non-communicable diseases. It holistically covers every aspect of the health sector from prevention, treatment, and control of diseases, to general strengthening of the health sector

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The African Union Human Rights Memorial

African Union

Central Africa2012—Other

This document hopes to increase the information available on genocide and atrocities in Africa, simultaneously serving to raise awareness of escalating problems. The African Union Human Rights Memorial focuses on memorialising Rwandan genocide, apartheid in South Africa, Ethiopian red terror and colonialism & slave trade.

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