The government of Rwanda through its ministry of health acknowledges the important role effectively conducted research plays in ensuring the sustainability of knowledge-based policies and strategies. Knowledge-based policies ensure maximum benefit is achieved from the implementation of such policies. This policy, therefore, defines the scope of health sector research and the guidelines to ensure research are carried out in a coordinated manner. It provides solutions to challenges inherent in health sector research.

The government of Rwanda through the Ministry of Health has identified family planning as one of its national priorities for the health sector. This is motivated by the need to achieve drastic poverty reduction and improved socioeconomic conditions. This plan recognizes the significant improvement that has been recorded in the usage of modern contraceptives by the citizenry. However, it also calls for a renewed effort to ensure the EDPRS target of 70% contraceptive usage is attained by 2016. This strategic plan, therefore, seeks to deepen commitment levels to the importance of family planning. It places much importance on training and re-training the relevant stakeholders that will drive this goal.

The purpose of these guidelines is to provide better access to stable, global and more competitively priced capital, as well as stronger and more professional property businesses.

These guidelines provide an overview of the concepts and procedures to be followed, and requirements to be met, for the successful implementation of public-private partnership projects.

The National Skills Development and Employment Promotion Strategy (NSDEPS) proposes a set of programs to upskill the Rwandan workforce and promote quality employment. The strategy is built on three strategic pillars: skills development, employment promotion and matching.

This document highlights the requirements and standards that will be used for hospitality establishments during the COVID-19 period. It guides hospitality owners/managers to fulfil measures to re-opening for business continuity during this period of the Covid- 19 pandemic.

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.

This Law regulates immigration and emigration in Rwanda.

The purpose of this Order is as follows to provide for modalities for recognition of a travel document issued by an intergovernmental or international organisation and to determine other conditions required for entry into and exit from Rwanda.

This Order establishes the procedure for the application and acquisition of Rwandan nationality.

This organic law determines conditions of acquisition, retention, enjoyment and deprivation of Rwandan nationality.

These Instructions determine Occupations in Demand List, abbreviated as (ODL).

The importance of building government policies, strategies, guidelines, and plans on detailed and well carried out research has been emphasized by the government of Rwanda. Consequently, the ministry of health has developed this guideline to serve as a tool for researchers aiming to carry out health research in Rwanda. These guidelines seek to ensure a smooth process for researchers by clarifying the process, expectations, and benefits of doing research in Rwanda.

The annual procurement plan of the National Bank Of Rwanda from July 2020 to June 2021.

This Law governs refugees and asylum seekers in Rwanda.

This Order establishes Border posts and determines the composition, responsibilities and functioning of the Rwanda border posts steering committee

The annual procurement plan of the National Bank Of Rwanda from July 2019 to June 2020.

This organic Law establishes the commercial courts and determines their organisation, functioning and jurisdiction.

The purpose of this law is to implement the Convention on the prohibition of the development, production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons and on their destruction.

This document contains Ministerial Instructions regulating private certification bodies offering product and system certification.