“The Law applies to several public-private partnership arrangements, including management contract, whereby a Contracting Authority awards a partner the right to manage and perform a specific service concerning an infrastructure facility or other asset for an agreed period, and “Build-Operate-Own” “BOO”, whereby private partner finance, designs, constructs, owns and operates an infrastructure facility or other asset to provide services. The law however does not apply to; contracts subject to the law governing public procurement, and the privatization or divestiture of enterprises, assets and any infrastructure facility owned by the Government”.

Under the ministerial order 11 of 2010 determining the requirements for registration of trade unions, associations, and professional organizations; the Rwanda live animals and meat export organization is established for an unlimited period, as an employer’s professional organization. Its objectives are: promote live animals and meat export, support and collaborate with farmers in Rwanda, support in adding value to livestock products for export and build the capacity of members of the organization.

The ministerial order determines the modalities and requirements for the importation of a pest, plant, or plant product for scientific and research purposes. It also sets out to address modalities for inspection, prohibition, restriction, and importation of all elements that could lead to the spread of pests and diseases.

The Prime Minister’s order focuses on the organization and functioning of the disaster management organs in Rwanda, namely; National Disaster Management Committee (NADIMAC), National Disaster Management Technical Committee (NADIMATEC), District Disaster Management Committee (DIDIMAC), Sector Disaster Management Committee (SEDIMAC), and the National Platform for Disaster Management (NPDM).

The instructions border on fees paid for systematic land registration in Rwanda. It stipulates that fees shall be paid once for the first land registration process, and in two phases; at the time of adjudication and demarcation, and at the time of issuance of certificates. It also highlights the people exempted from paying the registration fee.

The law establishes the Rwanda water and forestry authority as a public institution with financial and administrative autonomy, and legal personality. The authority’s objectives range from the implementation of government policies, strategies, laws, and decisions as related to the management of water and forests, to advisory functions, and research and development purposes.

This represents the minister of trade and industry’s instructions on rice processing and trading. The instructions centre on establishing the rice supply chain, including rice traders, processors, distributors, wholesalers, and retailers. It also addresses issues surrounding the importation of rice into the country.

The law sets out and highlights key issues including; management and development of beekeeping, conservation of beekeeping resources, hygiene and prohibitions, and other transitional provisions. The key activities involved in beekeeping as stated are; bee hiving, honey harvesting, and processing and marketing of beekeeping products.

The law authorised the ratification of the protocol of agreement signed in Kigali Rwanda, between the Republic of Rwanda and the African Development Fund (ADF).

The prime minister’s order determines the organizational structure and job summaries of the national agricultural export development board (NAEB)

The 2017 law establishes the Rwanda mines, petroleum and gas board as a public institution with legal personality, and financial and administrative autonomy. The board is charged with implementing national laws and policies related to mines, petroleum and gas, carrying out exploration activities and advisory services, value mining and quarrying concessions, and collaborating with other institutions with a similar mandate, among others.

The prime minister’s order establishes the national man and biosphere committee. The committee is charged with promoting and developing the activities of the International Man and Biosphere Programme of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation in Rwanda. The Rwandan environmental management authority is saddled with the responsibility of supervision and collaboration. It highlights the responsibilities and organization of the committee.

The prime minister’s order addressed the withdrawal of plots of land from the state public property and included in the state’s private property for the construction of the Bugesera industrial park. The ministry of infrastructure, with other key ministries, is charged with the implementation

The ministerial order determines modalities for concession agreements for tourism investment in protected areas. It broadly addresses requirements for concession, guidelines for concluding concessions, and investment in facilities in protected areas. The order repeals all prior provisions.

The 67th law of 2013 authorises the ratification of the agreement on the Nile river basin cooperative framework signed in Entebbe Uganda in 2010.

The law sets out to modify and complement mortgages, as contained in the 2009 law relating to the property of a matrimonial home, mortgagee’s remedies in case of default of payment, mortgage sale, and other transitional provisions.

The law establishes the Gushwati Mukura national park, chiefly highlighting its boundaries, buffer zones, global positioning system, and management of the park.

This strategy and investment plan are geared towards revolutionizing the poultry industry in Rwanda. The government of Rwanda is faced with challenges associated with the expansion of land available for agriculture. The challenges range from increasing population density to a 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.

This Law determines procedures for the acquisition, possession, carriage, manufacture, sale, storage and obtaining of arms. It details procedures on the acquisition of firearms and ammunition by civilians, conditions and restrictions, and registration and arm marking.

The Order serves water users in an irrigation scheme built on the public and private domains of the Government as well as schemes built on land that the Government has given out on lease. It serves all existing as well as all future schemes”. It details the powers and responsibilities of the association and the functional level on which they operate.”