Policies / Policies from 2017

Policies from 2017

Policies with publication year 2017.

Kigali Special Economic Zone

Rwanda Development Board

Rwanda2017FinanceOther

The Kigali SEZ (KSEZ) was designated and developed to accommodate different types of industries including; heavy and light manufacturing industries, large scale users industrial plants, industries requiring excellent national/international communication networks, among other services.

National Strategy for Transformation - NST I (2017-2024)

Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning

Rwanda2017Democracy And GovernanceOther

The national strategy for transformation represents the 7-year government program in Rwanda as the government transitions from its vision 2020 to the new vision 2050. It is expected that this transformation strategy will serve as a foundation on which other relevant policies will rally around to ensure high living standards for the people of Rwanda. It seeks to consolidate the achievements of EDPRS II and become the implementation tool for the remainder of vision 2020 as well as chart the course for the first four years of vision 2050.

Law No 13/2017 of 14/04/2017 Establishing the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB) and Determining its Mission, Organisation and Functioning

Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources

Rwanda2017Agriculture And Rural DevelopmentPolicy

The Law establishes the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), with legal personality, administrative, and financial autonomy. It determines the board's responsibilities, organizational structure, property and finance, and the supervisory authority. The board is categorised as a commercial public institution. The law repeals all provisions and laws before the ones stated therein.

Malawi Growth and Development Strategy (MGDS) III (2017-2022)

Ministry of Finance

Malawi2017National DevelopmentOther

The objective of this policy is to provide a single reference document for policymakers in Government, the Private Sector, Civil Society, Donors, and Co-operating Partners on the country’s socio-economic development priorities. The priority areas include agriculture, climate change, education, energy, tourism, transportation, ICT, and health.

Communications Regulatory Authority Regulations, 2017

Communication

Botswana2017Information, Communication And TechnologyOther

This Act specifies the powers and functions of the Authority covering broadcasting, telecommunications, radio communications, postal services, subscriber registration, regulation of tariffs, consumer affairs, regulatory monitoring, and other general provisions.

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