Policies / Policies from 2013

Policies from 2013

Policies with publication year 2013.

MINISTERIAL ORDER No 006/16.01 OF 24/05/2013 DETERMINING THE ORGANIZATION OF WATER RESOURCES DATA COLLECTION, TREATMENT, MANAGEMENT, EXPLOITATION AND COMMUNICATION

Ministry of Environment, Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Rwanda Water Resources Board

Rwanda2013UtilitiesOther

The ministerial order on water resources organization, data collection, treatment, management, exploitation, and communication. It also gives pointers on effective usage of water resources data and water resources data collection networks.

Order on the National Water Consultative Commission

Ministry of Environment, Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Rwanda Water Resources Board

Rwanda2013UtilitiesPolicy

The prime minister's order determines the organization, functioning, and composition of the national water consultative commission. The commission shall be a consultative organ without legal personality, and without financial and administrative autonomy. The ministry of water resources is charged with implementation.

Law Establishing the Rwanda Food and Medicines Authority

Ministry of Health

Rwanda2013HealthPolicy

The law establishes the Rwanda food and medicines authority (RFMA). It determines its mission, organization, and functioning. The authority enjoys financial and administrative autonomy, as well as legal personality. The RFMA is charged with quality control and standardisation concerning food and pharmaceutical products.

PRIME MINISTER�S ORDER No 158/03 OF 20/06/2013 DETERMINING THE COMPOSITION OF THE FONERWA MANAGING COMMITTEE, ITS POWERS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONING

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change

Rwanda2013Land, Housing And Natural ResourcesPolicy

The prime minister's order for determining the composition of the FONERWA managing committee. It lists the composition of the committee highlights the powers and responsibilities of the committee, terms of membership, meetings, and other transitional provisions.

Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy II - EDPRS 2 (2013-2018)

Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning

Rwanda2013Democracy And GovernanceOther

The EDPRS II follows from the achievements of EDPRS I. It seeks to address the challenges still militating against achieving the visions of the country as enshrined in the vision 2020. This phase aims to ensure the private sector takes a driving seat in the goal of poverty reduction and economic development.

Strategic Plan for the Transformation of Agriculture in Rwanda phase III (PSTA III)

Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources

Rwanda2013Agriculture And Rural DevelopmentOther

Moving Rwandan agriculture from subsistence-based to knowledge, market, and export-driven one is essential to ensure the targets of the government are met. This policy recognizes the successes achieved by the EDPRS I drove mostly by agricultural interventions. "The third agricultural sector strategy seeks to facilitate the development of Rwanda�s agriculture through an approach based on resource management, human capacity and private sector is driven value chains. The strategic vision for the next five years is a focus on both increased production of staple crops and livestock products. It also emphasizes greater involvement of the private sector to increase agricultural exports, processing and value addition".

National Dairy Strategy

Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources

Rwanda2013Agriculture And Rural DevelopmentOther

The strategy aims to address the challenges facing the dairy sector. These challenges include increasing cattle population, costs of production associated with producing and marketing milk, low consumer demand, and lack of policy direction to harmonize and coordinate private sector players in the sector.

Rwanda Wildlife Policy

Ministry of Trade and Industry

Rwanda2013Trade, Industry And InvestmentPolicy

The wildlife policy addresses issues relating to crucial areas of the wildlife sector in Rwanda. These issues include sustainability and the protection of Rwandan wildlife, absence of clear framework and legislation, wildlife conflict resolution, development of skills in wildlife management among other things. The need to address these issues stems from the quest to sustain Rwandan wildlife in line with their relative importance in the preservation of biodiversity and climate stabilization.

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