The purpose of these regulations is to regulate the public offer of Asset-Backed Securities in Rwanda.

This document provides health safety measures to prevent COVID-19.

This document provides guidelines for gym clients, gym facilities and practice calendars.

This Order determines weekly working hours in public service and modalities of their respect.

These Orders determine missions, responsibilities, organizational structures of the (Ministry of Sports, Ministry of Justice/Office of the Attorney General, Ministry of Youth and Culture), salaries and fringe benefits of their employees.

These guidelines provide preventive measures to be respected in all sports to avoid the risk of spreading COVID-19 and for protecting athletes and all people practising.

The impact of SMEs on the economy of a country cannot be overemphasized. They serve as the backbone of economies in the world due to their contributions to employment and the economy as a whole. The government of Rwanda, in its vision, to attain middle-income status recognizes the need to coordinate the affairs of SMEs in the country. This policy, therefore, seeks to unlock the potential inherent in SMEs to make them more competitive with the ultimate goal of improving their contributions to national development.

The general objective is to establish a framework that fosters the development of professional sports, mass sport and sport for all.

The primary objective of this policy is to promote quality of education while developing the learner’s development and care of the body ranging from simple callisthenic exercises to a course of study providing training in hygiene, gymnastics, and the performance and management of athletic games, which instil in the learner autonomy of thought, patriotism, and eventually a feeling of national pride and the love of a work well done.

The objective of this Sector Strategic Plan is to provide a planning framework that will orient the Sports and Culture sub-Sectors to develop different sports disciplines and cultural values enshrined in Rwandan society.

This Law prohibits the manufacturing, importation, use and sale of plastic carry bags and single-use plastic items.

The document provides guidelines on procedures and conditions for eligibility to grant exceptional permission to manufacture, use, import or sell single-use plastic items or pack goods in single-use plastics.

The overall objective of this policy is to increase the access to quality health services provided in public health facilities and retain highly skilled health professionals (medical doctors and dental surgeons) in the public sector.

The overall goal of the National Strategy for Health Professions Development (2030) is to contribute to a substantial increase in the availability and coverage of high-quality services across Rwanda by improving the availability of a qualified, competent and equitably distributed health workforce.

This law prohibits the manufacturing, usage, importation and sale of polythene bags in Rwanda.

The wildlife policy addresses issues relating to crucial areas of the wildlife sector in Rwanda. These issues include sustainability and the protection of Rwandan wildlife, absence of clear framework and legislation, wildlife conflict resolution, development of skills in wildlife management among other things. The need to address these issues stems from the quest to sustain Rwandan wildlife in line with their relative importance in the preservation of biodiversity and climate stabilization.

This Law regulates capital market business activities in Rwanda as conducted by the following persons: brokers, dealers, sponsors, among others.

This law regulates the capital market in Rwanda and establishes mechanisms for controlling and supervising its activities to maintain proper standards of conduct and acceptable practices in capital markets.