Policies / Policies from 2015
Policies with publication year 2015.
Ministry of Information Communication Technology and Innovation
The government hopes this policy will facilitate and hasten the attainment of its long-term vision of becoming a knowledge-driven economy by 2020. This particular phase seeks to focus on the development of services to improve their delivery to citizens.
Ministry of Health
Mainly based on the health sector policy, this policy is also closely related to the health financing policy of 2010 which guides the sourcing of finances for health sector programs. The plan recognizes the steady progress of these policies and plans. It hopes to drive the sustainability of these policies and explore new ways of financing the health sector to further drive the government's vision for universal health coverage.
Ministry of Health
Cancers, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, injuries and disabilities, oral, eye, and kidney diseases and other non-communicable diseases contribute significantly to mortality and morbidity rate. This policy will be integrated into existing health programs and will contribute towards the achievement of the targets in the MDGs, EDPRS II, and the vision 2020. This policy aims to address challenges faced in combatting NCDs as they epidemiologically transition from infectious to chronic in Rwanda.
Ministry of Health
This policy highlights the government�s resolve to coordinate all efforts and activities in the health sector. It enshrines government goals and targets for the sector as contained in the vision 2020, the EDPRS and the HSSP. It recognizes the need to change priority areas in line with the change in epidemiologic and socio-economic conditions of Rwandans. "It sets the health sector�s objectives, identifies the priority health interventions for meeting these objectives, outlines the role of each level in the health system, and provides guidelines for improved planning and evaluation of activities in the health sector." It is the first point of call for all stakeholders in the health sector.
Ministry of Health
This document identifies the important role played by the community health service in the overall development of the country's health sector. It notes the challenges that need attention to ensure improved efficiency in discharging the sector's mandate. This policy has been designed to complement other key government policies like the EDPRS, vision 2020, and international goals like the MDGs.
Ministry of Education
The TVET policy emphasizes the importance of education and training in attaining the priority goals of developing countries. In conjunction with other crucial national policies, the TVET aims to achieve economic growth by focusing on technical and vocational training at all levels of education and for all categories of citizens.
Ministry of Health
The main objective of the investment to be engaged over the next five years in the response to HIV and AIDS, under the guidance of the present National HIV/AIDS Response Plan, is to significantly reduce the number of new HIV infections.
Ministry of Industry and Commerce
The Industrial Property Code modernizes Mozambique’s intellectual property (IP) regime in line with international treaties such as TRIPS and ARIPO. It regulates the registration, protection, and enforcement of industrial property rights including patents, trademarks, industrial designs, geographical indications, utility models, and trade names. The Code also sets rules for licensing, technology transfer, and combating counterfeiting. Its aim is to promote innovation, attract investment, and strengthen the business environment while safeguarding creators’ and investors’ rights.
Ministry of Land, Environment and Rural Development
This is government's commitment towards reducing the risk and impacts of climate change in Mozambique.
Ministry of Land, Environment and Rural Development
This plan aims to reduce the direct/indirect causes of degradation and loss of biodiversity and also improve the status of biodiversity by preserving ecosystems, habitats, species and genes.
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