Policies / Policies from 2014
Policies with publication year 2014.
Ministry of Environment and Land
The Law repeals the Law of 2010 establishing Rwanda Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA) and determining its responsibilities, organization and functioning. The law transfers all responsibilities, properties (movable and immovable), claims, and debts to; the energy company, and the water and sanitation company.
Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources
The Order determines modalities for sub-leasing of agriculture, livestock and forest land. The order is peculiar only to lands designated for agriculture, livestock, and forest activities.
Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning
The presidential order on the ratification of the Financing Agreement signed in Washington DC, United States of America on 11 October 2013, between the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development Association (IDA). The agreement centres on the loan of thirty-seven million eight hundred thousand Special Drawing Rights (SDR 37,800,000) and the grant of thirty-seven million eight hundred thousand Special Drawing Rights (SDR 37,800,000) for the Regional Rusumo Falls Hydroelectric Project.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Natural Resources
The presidential order ratified the loan agreement between the Republic of Rwanda and the African Development Fund (ADF) in Kigali.
Ministry of Infrastructure
The law authorised the ratification of the protocol of agreement signed in Kigali Rwanda, between the Republic of Rwanda and the African Development Fund (ADF).
Ministry of National Resources
The presidential order repeals the presidential order establishing mining concession and allocating mining exploitation licenses. It charges the minister of natural resources to establish new mining perimeters under mining laws. The order highlights all repealed presidential orders.
Ministry of Education
The adult education policy of the government of Rwanda strives to bridge the generational gap in the education sector by providing citizens with the needed skills to improve their general living conditions. It is on this premise that the National Adult Education Strategic Plan has been developed to provide a detailed roadmap and framework for the effective implementation of the Adult Education Policy. "It has been designed as a tool for planning, coordination and monitoring to guide the Ministry of Education in implementing the Adult Education Policy. It defines the roles of its different partners for a harmonious development based on human resources and knowledge led/based economy as defined in Vision 2020".
Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources
The national policy on fertilizer aims to create an enabling environment to facilitate private sector-driven effective and competitive fertilizer initiatives. It is hoped that the initiative will be capable of driving the government goals and targets for increased crop productivity. This policy is borne out of the need to address Rwanda's current depleted soil condition caused by erosion and over-cultivation. It intends to adhere to the fertilizer agreement and target enshrined in the Abuja Declaration on Fertilizer for an Agricultural Green Revolution.
Ministry of Health
Technological advancements have been directed at handling human resources challenges. This strategy recognizes the current gap in health sector targets with regards to the health workers-inhabitants ratio. This policy document aims to provide guidelines towards planning, monitoring, and coordination of human resources in the health sector.
Ministry of Education
Over the years, the government of Rwanda has rolled out reforms to drive the attainment of the country's education goals as contained in the ESSP, the vision 2020, as well as international targets like the MDGs. Prominent among these reforms is the nine and twelve-year basic education plans. The adult education policy also ranks among such prominent reforms. It works towards bridging the generational gap in the education sector by providing the citizens with the needed skills to improve their general living conditions.
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