Sign in

Policies / Policies from 2014

Policies from 2014

Policies with publication year 2014.

Guidelines on Submission of Documentation for Registration of Human Pharmaceutical Products

Ministry of Health

Rwanda2014HealthOther

"These guidelines were compiled by the Technical Working Group (TWG) on Medicines Evaluation and Registration (MER) of the East African Community Medicine Regulatory Harmonization (EAC MRH) project. They relied on the registration requirements of their countries, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Conference on Harmonization of Technical Requirements for Registration of Medicines for Human Use (ICH). The guidelines were developed to provide direction to the ministry of health in managing applications for registration of human pharmaceutical products in Rwanda"

View document

National Food and Nutrition Policy (NFNP)

Ministry of Local Government, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources

Rwanda2014HealthPolicy

The NFNP strives to consolidate the achievements recorded in the areas of food security and nutrition in the country. It serves as an update on the National Nutrition Policy of 2007. The NFNP highlights and aims to address the gaps and changes in prevailing conditions since 2007. It understands the linkage and interrelation that exists between food security and nutrition and the need to significantly improve both.

View document

The National Health Research Agenda (2014-2018)

Ministry of Health

Rwanda2014HealthPolicy

The national health research agenda seeks to coordinate researchers in the health sector. It acknowledges already existing research efforts in the country and the uncoordinated way in which they have been conducted. It also perceives the need to ensure government policies, strategies, plans and efforts are research-driven. It aims to ensure relevant and strategic areas are prioritised and the whole research efforts in the health sector are purposefully planned and coordinated.

View document

National School Health Strategic Plan (2013-2018)

Ministry of Education

Rwanda2014HealthOther

The government of Rwanda has among its goals, to achieve education for all and to improve health status for the population. The National School Health Strategic Plan contains strategies and frameworks necessary to achieve the above-mentioned goals. It identifies the roles schools can play in ensuring the safety and promotion of children's health. It contains areas of specialization and issues that need to be addressed to facilitate the beneficial connection between education and the health condition of schoolchildren.

View document

School Health Minimum Package

Ministry of Education

Rwanda2014HealthOther

This health package for schools focuses on complimenting existing government efforts geared at ensuring general well-being in the school environment. It contains the minimum requirements to ensure school environments are healthy and conducive, for schoolchildren, teachers, parents, and other members of staff.

View document

Fostering the African Agenda on Agricultural Growth and Transformation and Sound Environmental Management

African Union

Central Africa2014—Policy

This plan presents four expected outputs with different strategic and operational actions that are outlined in this document. The expected outputs include the implementation of Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) priority programmes as an instrument to boost agricultural production and productivity, food and nutrition security, and eliminating hunger and reducing poverty; design and implementation of programmes on agribusiness, including on improved access to productive resources and capacity of women and youth and other disadvantaged social groups; design of and implementation of programmes for harnessing rural infrastructure for market access and trade in agricultural products; and enhanced implementation of priority programmes on environment and natural resources and climate change.

View document

Policy Framework and Reform Strategy for Fisheries and Aquaculture in Africa

African Union

Central Africa2014—Other

This document outlines the challenges faced by the aquaculture sector, which include inadequate governance at National level and for management of transboundary stocks and also some institutional weaknesses. It proposes an objective to improve and strengthen the contribution of small-scale fisheries to poverty alleviation, food and nutrition security and socio-economic benefits of fishing communities. It also presents some strategies and actions for fisheries reform.

View document
Page 6 of 32

Showing 10 of 314 policies