Government Administration in Rwanda

Rwanda Mines, Petroleum And Gas Board Rmb

Established in February 2017, the mission of RMB is to regulate and manage mineral, quarry, oil and gas in Rwanda.

10001+ staff

Ministry Of Local Government Minaloc

The Ministry of Local Government ensures the coordination of good governance and high quality territorial administration programs that promote economic, social and political development throughout the nation.

10001+ staff

Rwanda Food And Drugs Authority

Rwanda FDA's mission is to regulate medical products, processed foods, household products, and tobacco and tobacco products to ensure their quality and safety so as to protect the population of Rwanda from defective, falsified and substandard products.

201 to 500 staff

Rwanda Revenue Authority

Rwanda Revenue Authority was established under Law No 15/97 of 8 November 1997 as a quasi-autonomous body charged with the task of assessing, collecting, and accounting for tax, customs and other specified revenues, under the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning.

1001 to 5000 staff

City Of Kigali

Background The City of Kigali is the capital of Rwanda and is located at Rwanda’s geographical heart. Occupying an area of 730km2, the City is located at latitude 10o58’ S and a longitude 30o07’ E.The average annual precipitation rate is approximately, with an annual average high temperature of 27oC and annual average low temperature of 16 oC. The City of Kigali is composed of three Districts namely Gasabo, Kicukiro and Nyarugenge. Gasabo is the largest district by geographical area at 429.3km2, followed by Kicukiro (166.7km2) and Nyarugenge (134km2). The City of Kigali population is the datsource is the fifth Rwanda Population and Housing Census (RPHC5). The districts are also divided into 35 administrative sectors which in turn are divided into 161 Cells.The smallest administrative unit is the village and the City is made up of 1,155 villages.The City boarders the Gicumbi and Rulindo Districts of Northern Province, Bugesera and Rwamagana Districts of Eastern Province and Kamonyi District of Southern Province. Kigali is the most visited area in Rwanda. It houses several tourism sites, hotels, and a centrally placed International Airport. A new International Airport in Bugesera to serve Kigali is under construction about 15 km to the east of the City.The City of Kigali, the capital city of Rwanda has seen rapid growth for the last two and half decades. It is among the fastest growing cities in Africa with an urbanization annual growth rate of 4% and it contributes over 41% of the national GDP which indicates the primacy of Kigali to the Rwandan economy. This growth has been driven by visionary leadership in Rwanda which has helped transform the country from a low scale agrarian economy to an active player within the regional economy. Kigali has been at the centre of the transformation in Rwanda and is on the threshold of rapid economic growth.

501 to 1000 staff

Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority Rura

RURA is a multi-utility regulator whose mandate is to regulate: 1. Telecommunications, information technology, broadcasting and converging electronic technologies including the internet and any other audiovisual information and communication technology; 2. Postal services; 3. Renewable and non-renewable energy, industrial gases, pipelines and storage facilities; 4. Water; 5. Sanitation; 6. Transport of persons and goods; 7. Radiation Protection; and 8. Other public utilities, if deemed necessary.

201 to 500 staff

Rwanda Cooperation

Rwanda Cooperation was created as a hub for partners interested in understanding the innovative development solutions that have propelled Rwanda’s transformational journey. Our work is rooted in the belief that, through knowledge-exchange, Rwanda and partner countries can benefit from each other’s knowledge and experiences to support their continued growth and development. We work with government agencies, development partners, and civil society organizations to achieve those goals.

11 to 50 staff

Ministry Of Youth And Arts Rwanda

The Ministry of Youth is a Central Government Institution mandated to create an enabling environment for Youth socio-economic empowerment.

201 to 500 staff

Office Of The Prime Minister, Republic Of Rwanda

The Office of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Rwanda has the general responsibility of coordinating government action and monitoring the implementation of Government policies and programs.

51 to 200 staff

Rwanda Governance Board

VISION The vision of Rwanda Governance Board is “Fostering Good Governance for Sustainable Development”. MISSION In particular, RGB has in its mission the following - To promote good governance principles in political, public, corporate and nongovernmental domains - To give policy related proposals and advice related to the improvement of governance with regards to domains referred to - To monitor these domains in order to ensure compliance with good governance principles and activities meant for its promotion - Ensure coordination of activities by stakeholders of the implementation of national decentralization policy and local government’s empowerment and to ensure monitoring thereof - To conduct regular research and surveys on issues pertaining to good governance and disseminate findings - To develop appropriate mechanisms to increase civic participation in policy formulation and to attain observance of accountability - To ensure coordination of capacity building for local administrative entities - To participate in initiating and implementing policies and strategies in the field of good governance and to advise the Government thereof - To carry out a performance audit of boards of directors of government agencies- To register local non-governmental and religious organizations grant them the legal status and monitor the conformity of their activities to the law - To establish cooperation and collaboration relations with other national, regional and international institutions having missions that are similar to those of RGB - To implement the national policy on media which aims to develop the industry into a professional, vibrant and responsible sector, making full contribution to achieving high level governance and democracy ideals. CORE VALUES - Team work - Integrity - Results orientation - Innovativeness - Objectivity

11 to 50 staff

Rwanda Ministry Of Infrastructure Mininfra

The mission of the Ministry of infrastructure is to ensure the sustainable development of infrastructure and contribute to economic growth with a view to enhancing the quality of life of the population. To develop institutional and legal frameworks, national policies, strategies and master plans relating to transport, energy, habitat and urbanism, meteorology, and water and sanitation subsectors; To initiate programmes to develop, rehabilitate and maintain an efficient and integrated national transport infrastructure network, including roads, bridges, airports, railways, and water transportation which will contribute towards economic development and regional integration.

51 to 200 staff

Agaciro Development Fund

Agaciro Development Fund Rwanda's Sovereign Wealth Fund

11 to 50 staff

Gender Monitoring Office

We Monitor the Respect of Gender Equality and the fight against Gender-Based Violence in Public, Private institutions & Civil Society Organizations. Mission To effectively monitor gender mainstreaming and the fight against GBV/Injustices in public, private, civil society and religious institutions to achieve gender equality in Rwanda The Vision Be an institution that upholds gender accountability for inclusive sustainable development in Rwanda Key Responsibilities The Gender Monitoring Office has the following key responsibilities: Monitoring the respect and compliance of gender-related commitments across public, private, non-governmental and religious institutions; Monitoring the respect of ratified regional and international gender related commitments; Monitoring the quality of services offered to Gender Based Violence victims and the effectiveness of Gender Based Violence prevention and response mechanisms; Carrying out research based on statistics on specific issues in the framework of mainstreaming and respecting gender principles; To be a point of reference for information and documentation on gender equality; Advocating for the respect of gender equality at all levels The tollfree helpline is listed below

11 to 50 staff

Ministry Of Sports L Rwanda

The Official LinkedIn Page of The Ministry of Sports of The Republic of Rwanda The Ministry of Sports (MINISPORTS) has a mission of developing and supporting the implementation of policies and strategies that promote sports development initiatives aimed at economic and social transformation.

51 to 200 staff

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And International Cooperation, Republic Of Rwanda

Through dynamic and effective diplomacy, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation promotes and defends the interests of Rwanda and Rwandans at home and abroad, coordinate the country's foreign policy and contribute to a just, safe and progressive world.

501 to 1000 staff

Public Sector Capacity Building Secretariat

Founded in 2009, and based in Kigali, the Public Sector Capacity Building Secretariat (PSCBS) is a specialized Secretariat with a mandate of guiding, facilitating and coordinating the implementation of capacity building interventions in the Rwandan public sector in order to strengthen these institutions and help the country achieve its development objectives. PSCBS is spearheading a new approach to capacity building in four of its priority sectors of investment, energy, agriculture, and mining called the Strategic Capacity Building Initiative. The primary aim of SCBI is to boost economic development and achieve poverty reduction through developing capacity in-country. It's approach, whereby, international experts are hired to coach and mentor young professionals is a unique one - It will enable experts to transfer their skills and experience to young people with considerable potential and help create the future leaders of Rwanda

11 to 50 staff

Rwanda Water Resources Board Rwb

The mission of the Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) is to ensure the availability of enough and well-managed water resources for sustainable development.

51 to 200 staff

The Ministry Of Youth And Ict, Rwanda Myictrwanda

The mission of the Ministry of youth and ICT is to "address national priorities for economic growth and poverty reduction through the development and coordination of national policies and programs related to youth empowerment as well as Information & Communication Technology policies and programs. Let's use this space to interact to keep building Rwanda through the development of Youth and ICT sectors.

51 to 200 staff

Rwanda Environment Management Authority Rema

The Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA), established under Presidential Order N° 033/01 of 06/05/2022 and operating under the supervision of the Ministry in charge of Environment, holds the national legal mandate for environmental protection, conservation, promotion, and overall management. REMA also serves as an advisor to the Government of Rwanda on all matters related to the environment and climate change. Our mission is to supervise and monitor environmental management, ensuring that environmental concerns are integrated into all national development plans. Guided by our vision, REMA works toward a Rwanda where every sector of society values sound environmental management and the rational use of natural resources, contributing to the country’s long-term aspirations for sustainable development.

51 to 200 staff

French Embassy In Rwanda

The French Embassy represents France in Rwanda and workd to strengthen the ties betwenn our two countries. Follw us for updates on our activities and partnerships.

5001 to 10000 staff

Embassy Of Israel In Rwanda With Accreditation To Burundi

11 to 50 staff

Geosar Rwanda

This is the association of Geography students in Rwanda based in University of Rwanda, College of science and Technology(CST Nyarugenge). Members collaborate with other students from various associations on campus and other institutions to develop critical thinking abilities, enhance their comprehension of academic materials, expand their experience, and boost competitiveness.

1 to 10 staff