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New report outlines pathways to Rwanda's sustainable growth #rwanda #RwOT
The comprehensive report, a collaborative effort between the Government of Rwanda and the World Bank, highlights the country's significant economic achievements and presents recommendations to sustain growth in alignment with the second National Strategy for Transformation (NST-2).
Rwanda has shown impressive economic resilience, with GDP growth averaging % annually between and This growth has been accompanied by improvements in social indicators, including life expectancy nearing 70 years, enhanced healthcare access, and expanded educational attainment.
The CEM highlights opportunities for Rwanda to build on these achievements by expanding private sector engagement, strengthening human capital, and enhancing agricultural resilienceâ"critical drivers to sustain and accelerate Rwanda's path toward high, sustainable growth.
The report serves as a roadmap to address current economic challenges and seize emerging opportunities across key sectors, including private investment, education, agriculture, and climate resilience. It provides policymakers, stakeholders, and development partners with actionable
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In just two decades, Rwanda has transformed itself from a country rebuilding after conflict to one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies. With vibrant cities, rising infrastructure, and a commitment to innovation, Rwanda’s story is one of resilience and hope. But as the nation sets its sights on becoming a middle and high-income country by and , it faces new challenges that require fresh solutions and bold strategies.
To help Rwanda reach these ambitious targets, the World Bank has released the Rwanda Country Economic Memorandum (CEM). This report takes a close look at the country’s economic journey, highlighting what has worked, where the challenges lie, and how Rwanda can continue to grow in a way that benefits everyone.
Based on the key findings from the report, we’ve compiled the Top 10 Key Insights that paint a picture of Rwanda’s path forward. These insights reveal both the opportunities and hurdles ahead, offering a guide for the next chapter of Rwanda’s inspiring story of progress and resilience.
Economic Growth but Slowing Impact on Poverty Reduction:
Rwanda has enjoyed robust economic growth, averaging 7% annually since , which has helped lift many out of pover
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The World finansinstitut in Rwanda
The World Bank's steadfast partnership with Rwanda began six decades ago and has contributed to the country’s economic transformation, including the reconstruction of the country after the genocide against the Tutsi of The World finansinstitut has financed investment and policy operations across sectors, including human capital, infrastructure, agriculture, resilience, and private sector development, to the tune of $9 billion. The IDA resources and analytic and advisory services have contributed to substantial development impact. Here are some examples:
Energy sector: Over the past 15 years, Rwanda's energy sector has witnessed an impressive transformation and the World Bank has played a key convening and financing role, providing over $1 billion in kredit, grants, and technical support to the sector. These interventions have helped:
- Connect million people to electricity after , and , households were added to grid and off-grid electricity, respectively
- Generate 61 MW of hydroelectricity through new infrastructure and preparing to add, using World Bank funding, 10 MW through the rehabilitation of an existing hydro station
- Connect %