Economic development MIR sector in Rubavu, Musanze and Rwamagana - EcoDev

Economic development MIR sector in Rubavu, Musanze and Rwamagana The Economic Development MIR Sector in Rubavu, Musanze, and Rwamagana. EcoDev is a project funded by the BTC Operations Fund and aimed at feasibility studies within the Business Support Services and Institutions sector in Rwanda. This project is part of the broader Business sector (25xxx) and is supported by Enabel, with financing from DGD. The project's scope includes interventions in various sectors such as agriculture, urbanization, public finance management, health, and others, with a focus on increasing revenues for farmers and private actors, improving urban infrastructure, enhancing public finance management, ensuring universal access to quality integrated healthcare services, and more. The project is governed by a legal agreement between Enabel and the Rwandan government, with steering committees established in each sector to oversee its implementation. These committees are chaired by Rwandan public institutions and co-chaired by Enabel, meeting twice a year to guide strategic decisions, validate work plans, financial plans, operations, and financial reports. The project involves various actors including public authorities, multilateral or bilateral donors, the private sector, and civil society organizations.

The Economic Development MIR Sector in Rubavu, Musanze, and Rwamagana. EcoDev is a project funded by the BTC Operations Fund and aimed at feasibility studies within the Business Support Services and Institutions sector in Rwanda. This project is part of the broader Business sector (25xxx) and is supported by Enabel, with financing from DGD. The project's scope includes interventions in various sectors such as agriculture, urbanization, public finance management, health, and others, with a focus on increasing revenues for farmers and private actors, improving urban infrastructure, enhancing public finance management, ensuring universal access to quality integrated healthcare services, and more. The project is governed by a legal agreement between Enabel and the Rwandan government, with steering committees established in each sector to oversee its implementation. These committees are chaired by Rwandan public institutions and co-chaired by Enabel, meeting twice a year to guide strategic decisions, validate work plans, financial plans, operations, and financial reports. The project involves various actors including public authorities, multilateral or bilateral donors, the private sector, and civil society organizations.