Policies / Policies from 2017
Policies with publication year 2017.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
These ministerial instructions establish mechanisms for preventing and fighting against all forms of child Labour. It applies to employers in the formal & informal sector, parents and other persons responsible for the protection of the children.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This Order determines mission and functions, organisational structure, job profiles, salaries and fringe benefits for employees in the Ministry of Public Service and Labour.
Government
This Law governs results-based performance management in branches of government.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This Order determines official public holidays. It applies to all employees and employers in the public and private sectors.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This Law governs the organisation and functioning of higher education.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This Order regulates official missions abroad. It applies to the following persons: government political leaders; public servants governed by the general statutes for public service; public servants governed by special statutes if such special statutes provide so; public servants subject to employment contracts; non-public servant people sent by the government on official missions.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This Order determines the number of salaries and fringe benefits to State high political leaders and modalities of their allocation.
Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Ministry of Youth
The framework of the policy sets out to provide digital literacy for all, build a digitally expert workforce, set up an IT elite corps, as well as coordinate all digital literacy interventions.
Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation
The national cyber security authority is established with financial and administrative autonomy. The authority is to be supervised by the office of the president of the Republic. "The mission of authority is to build skills and capacities in cyber security. This is to ensure the national integrity and security of the country is protected, to achieve economic and social development".
Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation
The law establishes the Rwanda information society Authority (RISA) as a non-commercial public institution with a distinct legal personality and enjoying financial and administrative autonomy. Prominent among its objectives are; the implementation of national ICT policies and programs, embarking on programs that prioritise personnel development, and cooperation and collaboration with other national and international bodies with a similar mandate.
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