An Act to make better provisions to prevent and prohibit money laundering; for the disclosure of information on money laundering; to establish a Financial Intelligence Unit; and for other related matters.

These By-laws amends the principal Act (Bariadi District Council (Bicycle Registration Fees) By-laws, (1992)

The guidelines aim to establish a unified and consistent set of procedures in managing public assets.

This is an Act for the appointment of a Public Trustee, including the powers and duties of such officer and other related matters.

This policy applies to all users (internal and external), employees, staff, vendors and any other stakeholder of the Ministry. It provides the direction and commitment to deal with ICT security issues on protecting ICT assets from loss or misuse and ensure integrity, confidentiality and availability of Ministry of Finance and planning data.

This ICT Strategic Plan aims to provide direction and guidance for sustainable development through the systematic application of ICT practices.

This document provides an overview of the economic performance, potential financing sources and debt management strategies.

These Regulations may be cited as the Microfinance (Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies) Regulations, 2019. These Regulations apply to all microfinance service providers under Tier 3.

This regulation applies to microfinance service providers under Tier 4 that is registered to undertake microfinance business under the Act.

This regulation applies to all microfinance service providers under Tier 2.

This is an Act to make provisions relating to chattel securities and the transfer of chattels.

This Second Five-Year Development Plan (FYDP II) 2016/17 – 2020/21 takes into account the integration of the Five-Year Development Plan (FYDP) and the National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (NSGRP/MKUKUTA) planning frameworks. It outlines interventions carried over from predecessor plans.

This framework contains the fiscal policy objectives of the government of Rwanda for the three years under review in the economic context in which the budget will be presented. This is in line with the laws and stipulations on state finances and property and the national strategy for transformation.

This framework contains the fiscal policy objectives of the government of Rwanda for the three years under review in the economic context in which the budget will be presented. This is in line with the laws and stipulations on state finances and property and the national strategy for transformation.

This framework contains the fiscal policy objectives of the government of Rwanda for the three years under review in the economic context in which the budget will be presented. This is in line with the laws and stipulations on state finances and property and the country’s commitments as contained in the second EDPRS and vision 2020. This budget framework also highlights the government’s aim to bridge the fiscal gap and reduce reliance on external aid by improving revenue generation and prioritizing expenditures.

This framework contains the fiscal policy objectives of the government of Rwanda for the three years under review in the economic context in which the budget will be presented. This is in line with the laws and stipulations on state finances and property and the country’s commitments as contained in the second EDPRS and vision 2020. The budget framework highlights the government’s drive to bridge the fiscal gap and reduce reliance on external aid by improving revenue generation and rationalizing expenditures.

The government of Rwanda has a long-term vision to propel the economy into a middle-income one and significantly reduce poverty to less than 20% of its population. Prominent among other crucial visions of the government is the quest to increase the investment by the private and export sectors. This is to ensure the country earns more foreign earnings to improve its balance of payment position. This policy has a goal to achieve this by stimulating the public sector to fulfil its potential of creation of wealth and enabling an environment for the private sector to thrive.

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

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.