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Policies / Policies from 2017

Policies from 2017

Policies with publication year 2017.

National Investment Policy

Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning

Rwanda2017FinancePolicy

The government of Rwanda has a long-term vision to propel the economy into a middle-income one and significantly reduce poverty to less than 20% of its population. Prominent among other crucial visions of the government is the quest to increase the investment by the private and export sectors. This is to ensure the country earns more foreign earnings to improve its balance of payment position. This policy has a goal to achieve this by stimulating the public sector to fulfil its potential of creation of wealth and enabling an environment for the private sector to thrive.

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Fourth Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP IV) (2018-2024)

Ministry of Health

Rwanda2017HealthOther

This national policy on the health sector spans 7 years. It hopes to serve as guidance for the coordination and implementation of activities in the health sector. It builds and learns from the HSSP III. It analyses the health sector holistically and is aligned with other relevant national and international declarations including Rwanda's vision 2050, National Strategy for Transformation, and the UN's SDGs.

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Guidelines for Decommissioning and Disposing Healthcare Equipment in Rwanda

Ministry of Health

Rwanda2017HealthOther

The guidelines contained in this document serve as a guide for the safe and efficient disposal and decommission of obsolete and unserviceable health equipment. It underlines the need for new health equipment as changes evolve. It also emphasizes the need to ensure disposal and decommissioning is done safely (both to humans and the environment), economically, and efficiently, in line with best practices.

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Made in Rwanda Policy

Ministry of Trade and Industry

Rwanda2017Trade, Industry And InvestmentPolicy

This policy document aims to chart the course for the development of made in Rwanda products. It notes the problems the country and its citizens face in terms of its size and geographical location. It seeks to ultimately improve the relatively small industrial sector by effectively developing its value chain to subsequently improve the domestic market further and contribute to Rwanda's long-term visions.

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International Organisations (Privileges and Immunities)Southern African Customs Union Regulations 2017

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Relations

Lesotho2017TradeRegulation

Legal Notice No. 3 of 2017 grants the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) and its officials broad immunities within Lesotho. These include immunity from legal processes for SACU property and documents, exemption from taxes and customs duties, and inviolability for SACU officials performing official duties. Disposition of SACU property requires explicit government consent, and the SACU Executive Secretary retains authority to waive immunity when appropriate.

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