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Policies from 2016

Policies with publication year 2016.

Rwanda ICT Sector Profile 2016

Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation

Rwanda2016Information, Communication And TechnologyPolicy

The profile tracks information and communications technology for development, socioeconomic transformation and excellence in service delivery.

Law Governing Information and Communication Technologies

Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation

Rwanda2016Information, Communication And TechnologyOther

The law applies to; the postal sector, broadcasting sector, information society, and electronic communications. The law seeks to establish a legal framework for ICT policies and regulations.

Five Year Strategic Plan for the Development of Cultural Tourism (2017-2022)

Ministry of Sports and Culture

Rwanda2016Youth And Sports DevelopmentOther

The government recognises the importance of cultural tourism, as an avenue to share with the rest of the world, the cultural heritage of Rwanda. Being a young sector, the strategic plan seeks to address several latent challenges; "insufficient research and documentation on cultural heritage, lack of infrastructures for exhibitions of cultural heritage and cultural expressions, insufficient infrastructures facilitating access to historical and cultural sites, lack of coordination in data management, fast deterioration of sites due to unfavourable climate and human activity, and insufficient managerial and administrative skills of professionals".

Five Year Strategic Plan for the Development of Creative Arts Industry (2017-2022)

Ministry of Sports and Culture

Rwanda2016Youth And Sports DevelopmentOther

The 5-year strategic plan seeks to develop the arts industries sector as a tool to drive job creation and contribute to the socio-economic development of the country. The focus of the plan includes plastic arts and handcraft, publishing, cinema (visual arts), performing arts, music, design, cultural institutions, tourism, and language industries.

Instructions on Management of Refugees and Refugee Camps

Ministry of Disaster Management and Refugee Affairs

Rwanda2016National DevelopmentOther

The ministerial instructions relate to the management of refugees and refugee camps. The activities prohibited in refugee camps include; political activities, biased or sectarian gatherings, military-related activities, neglect of parental duties, all activities without prior authorization, use of false identification, ownership or possession of any weapon, unlawful riots, drug use and trafficking, and theft of all forms.

National Early Childhood Development Policy Strategic Plan (2016-2021)

Ministry of Family Promotion and Gender

Rwanda2016National DevelopmentOther

Transformation of the country from an agriculture-based to a knowledge-based, driven by a sound Rwandan population is the vision of the government. The plan recognises that the first 3 years are the most important in the life of a child and seeks to propose interventions to aid children in becoming the best version of themselves.

National Contingency Plan for Animal and Plant Diseases

Ministry of Disaster Management and Refugee Affairs

Rwanda2016Agriculture And Rural DevelopmentOther

The effect of animal and plant diseases range from threats to food security, food safety, national economies, biodiversity and the rural environment. The plan assesses the state of knowledge about the impact of these diseases and how they're managed. It explores a multisectoral approach towards understanding disasters related to plant and animal diseases. Specifically, the plan leverages past cases of plant and animal diseases to develop new insights at tackling new cases.

National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan

Ministry of National Resources

Rwanda2016Forestry And WildlifeOther

The action plan represents the push to implement the convention on biological diversity (CBD) objectives. The plan recognises the uniqueness of the biodiversity components present in Rwanda, and the need to ensure its sustainable development for the benefits of the people and the nation. The strategy consists of 19 national targets, all towards stemming the loss of biodiversity and improvement of their economic benefits

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