Law Governing Public Procurement
Ministry of Justice
Rwanda2018JusticeOther
This Law governs public procurement. It applies to all procurement of works, goods or supplies and consultancy or non-consultancy services ordered by the procuring entity.
Policies / Policies from 2018
Policies from 2018
Policies with publication year 2018.
Law establishing the sources of revenue and property of decentralized entities and governing their management; Prime Minister's Order determining modalities in which government institutions prevent and respond to gender- based violence; Ministerial Order on explosives used in mining, quarrying and infrastructure activities; and Ministerial Order determining the procedures for suspension of a terrorist organisation and modalities for appeal of such decision.
Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion
Rwanda2018Gender And Human RightsPolicy
This document contains the Law establishing the sources of revenue and property of decentralized entities and governing their management; Prime Minister's Order determining modalities in which government institutions prevent and respond to gender-based violence; Ministerial Order on explosives used in mining, quarrying and infrastructure activities; and Ministerial Order determining the procedures for suspension of a terrorist organisation and modalities for appeal of such decision.
Organic Law No 006/2018.OL 08/09/2018 Determining the Functioning of the Chamber of Deputies
Government
Rwanda2018Democracy And GovernancePolicy
This Organic Law determines the functioning of the Chamber of Deputies.
Law No 66/2018 of 30/08/2018 Regulating Labour in Rwanda
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
Rwanda2018LabourPolicy
This Law regulates labour in Rwanda. It applies to employment relations based on an employment contract between an employee and an employer in the private and public sector, an apprentice, an intern, among others.
Energy Sector Strategic Plan (2018-2024)
Ministry of Infrastructure
Rwanda2018EnergyOther
The 2018-2024 strategic plan for the energy sector covers the areas of electricity, biomass, and petroleum. It presents an overview of the 3 areas and their plans. This phase of the strategic plan follows from the implementation of the energy targets in EDPRS II and sets the following objectives: improvement in stable supply of electricity, increase in petroleum reserves, street lighting, and balance of demand and supply of modern, energy-efficient technologies, among others.
Rwanda ICT Sector Profile 2018
Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation
Rwanda2018Information, Communication And TechnologyPolicy
The profile tracks information and communications technology for development, socioeconomic transformation and excellence in service delivery.
Law on Prevention and Punishment of Cyber Crimes
Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation
Rwanda2018Information, Communication And TechnologyOther
The law addresses issues bordering on: the prevention of cybercrimes, vis a vis obligations of the service provider; investigation of cybercrimes, the different forms of cyber offences and their relevant penalties; and other miscellaneous provisions. The law applies to all cybercrimes committed in Rwanda or outside Rwanda if they affect Rwanda.
Order on Ratification of the Constitution and Convention of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU)
Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Rwanda2018Information, Communication And TechnologyOther
The presidential order ratifies the constitution and convention of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) adopted at Cape Town, Republic of South Africa, December 1999.
Rwanda's ICT Capability Maturity Level Analysis SMART Rwanda Master Plan
Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation
Rwanda2018Information, Communication And TechnologyOther
A tabular maturity level analysis of Rwanda's ICT capability
Local Digital Content Promotion Strategy and Implementation Plan (2018-2022)
Ministry of Information Technology and Communication and Innovation
Rwanda2018Information, Communication And TechnologyOther
The strategy defines digital content as "all non-diminishable and re-usable applications curated or created using digital technologies and shared, accessed, consumed, used, or preserved using the same technologies". The strategy prioritises the sectors of agriculture, health, education, industry, women, and youth in its production, dissemination, and consumption of local digital content.
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