The government of Rwanda’s long-term education goals include, ensuring equitable and quality access to education at all levels. This policy aims to address the disparities in access to education as it relates to the female gender. It seeks to develop the framework, laws, and other necessities to ensure effective contribution to the education for all vision of the government.

This brings to prominence, government’s resolve to address the gap between the demand and supply of labor in the country. It aims to explore strategies to improve the citizen’s relevant skills to ensure the demand for labor is met.

This strategy and investment plan is geared towards revolutionizing the meat industry in Rwanda. The government of Rwanda is faced with challenges associated with expansion of land available for agriculture. The challenges range from increasing population density to lack of arable lands. This strategic plan recognizes the strategic contributions the meat industry could make to the overall economy, the challenges and issues to be addressed, as well as the framework and procedures to guide the whole process.

This national strategy for eye health aligns with the health sector policy and the HSSP IV. These policies strive to ensure the citizens of the country have equitable access to quality health services. The strategic plan work towards addressing issues relating to avoidable blindness and visual impairment.

This proclamation is applicable to; all general elections conducted in Ethiopia as well as local elections, by -elections, reelections, and referendums; and citizens who have formed a political part y to contest in elections; political parties along with their leaders, chairpersons, members, supporters, representatives, party or individual candidates; fronts, coalitions, alliances and mergers.

The TVET policy emphasizes the importance of education and training in attaining priority goals of developing coutries. In conjunction with other crucial national policies, the TVET aims to achieve economic growth by focusing on technical and vocational trainings at all levels of education and for all categories of citizens.

Fiscal laws and regulations highlighting Rwanda’s value added tax (VAT) on supplies of domestic and imported goods and services.

A series of guidelines on selected high-risk clinical conditions in some specialty areas. It is targeted at professional health-care managers to serve as a resource for delivering standardized health care at all levels across the country.

This policy aims to ensure the needs of educationally vulnerable children and youths are factored into the plans and objectives of the education sector in the country. This is in line with the government’s drive to ensure maximum access, quality, and equity in educating the citizens of Rwanda at all levels. As a revised policy, it identifies the need for modification due to changing times.

This strategy and investment plan focuses on the modernization of the small animal industry in Rwanda. The government of Rwanda is faced with challenges associated with expansion of land available for agriculture. The challenges range from increasing population density to lack of arable lands. This plan acknowledges the strategic contributions the small animal industry could make to the overall economy, the challenges and issues to be addressed, as well as the strategies and visions to guide the whole process.

The government of Rwanda offers fiscal incentives and serviced lands to companies and industrialists. This government offer aligns with the drive to create a Rwandan free zone. The SEZ targets willing companies and aims to increase foreign direct investments (FDIs) and domestic private sector investment among other objectives. As a revised policy, it pushes to resolve issues raised in previous editions.

This health package for schools focuses on complimenting existing government efforts geared at ensuring general well-being in the school environment. It contains the minimum requirements to ensure school environments are healthy and conducive, for schoolchildren, teachers, parents, and other members of staff.

The government of Rwanda has among its goals, achievement of education for all, and improved health status for the population.The National School Health Strategic Plan contains strategies and frameworks necessary to achieve the above mentioned goals. It identifies the roles schools can play in ensuring safety and promotion of children health. It contains areas of specialization, and issues that need to be addressed to faciliate the beneficial connection between education and health condition of schoolchildren.

Moving forward from the successful attainment of health sector MDGs, the country strives to align its policies and strategies with the SDGs. This strategic plan recognises the need for newborns, women, and children to survive the child bearing process, and live long to realise their full potential. It charts the course for sustainable health care delivery to newborns, women, and children and is consistent with other efforts and strategies of the government in the health sector.

This policy on family planning aims to address the various challenges inhibiting the full implementation and success of family planning in Rwanda. It ultimately focuses on ensuring that national and international goals as related to the health sector and specifically to the effectiveness of family planning are attained.

This report contains a broad analysis and assessment of the rice value chain in Rwanda. It intends to explain the likely causes of the inefficient competition between locally produced and imported rice. It ultimately aims to serve as a basis for the fomulation of future policies directed at improving and balancing the competition between local and imported rice in Rwanda.

The PSTA IV serves as the holistic strategic plan for agriculture in Rwanda. It seeks to build on the achievement of the PSTA III. It identifies and evaluates the inherent resources of priority investment areas. It accepts the need to ensure vigorous private sector participation to drive the goals of the government for agriculture. The PSTA IV also lays emphasis on the need for climate resilient agriculture and improved nutritional status of the populace.

This strategy and investment plan is geared towards revolutionalizing the poultry industry in Rwanda. The government of Rwanda is faced with challenges associated with expansion of land available for agriculture. The challenges range from increasing population density to lack of arable lands. This plan focuses on the strategic contributions the poultry industry could make to the overall economy, the challenges and issues to be addressed, as well as the strategies and visions to guide the whole process.

The government of Rwanda recognises the prevalence of mental health disorders arising from the 1994 genocide in Rwanda against the Tutsis. These disorders include epilepsy, and post traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) among others. It pursues improvement in access to health care facilities at the community level as a means of effective control of mental health issues in the country. It discusses the challenges faced in delivering effective healthcare and the need to continuously train mental health care providers and handlers.

This policy highlights various specific objectives to be achieved to ensure children with special educational needs have equitable access to basic education. This is premised on the commitment of the government to ensure basic education to all citizens of the country.