Rwanda's National Strategy for Transformation 2: Achieving Vision 2050 Goals
Rwanda is implementing Vision 2050 to bring sustainable economic growth and improve the quality of life for its citizens. The National Strategy for Transformation 2 (NST2) aims to guide development strategies from 2024 to 2029, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (2030) and Vision 2050 targets. This plan includes sector-specific focus areas, coordination forums, and city development strategies to drive progress towards the country's long-term vision.
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Background & Rationale Rwanda is implementing the long term Vision 2050 that we call, The Rwanda we want to transform the country through a series of medium term national development strategies aimed at ensuring the country achieves the two overarching goals of the Vision: (i) sustainable economic growth and prosperity; (ii) high quality and standards of life for Rwandans. The National Strategy for Transformation (NST1, 2017-2024) was the first in the series of national development strategies designed to implement the Vision. The NST2 will provide strategic guidance to national development for the next five years from 2024 to 2029 and drive the country towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs, 2030) as well as the Vision 2050 (especially the mid- term targets of 2035). 2
Envisaged Development Planning Framework AU Agenda 2063 SDGs EAC Vision 2050 Vision 2050 National Strategy for Transformation 2 DPoA 5YGP/NST2 (2024 2029) District Development Strategies/ DDS (considering District/CoK Specificities) Sector Strategic Plans/SSPs (covering Specific areas e.g. health, education ) MTEF, Annual plans, budgets, Imihigo, M&E 3
Sector Working Groups, coordination forums & City/Districts to support NST2 elaboration No City/District Designation No Sector Working Groups 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Education Agriculture Health Transport Water and Sanitation Energy Private Sector Development. & Youth Employment Capital city combining previous 3 autonomous districts 1 City of Kigali Satellite cities as per the National Land Use Development Master Plan (2020 2050) 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bugesera Muhanga Rwamagana Nyagatare Musanze Rubavu Secondary or peripheral cities 8 9 10 Social Protection ICT Justice, Reconciliation, Law and order 8 9 10 Rusizi Huye Karongi 11 Climate, Environment & Natural Resources 12 Urbanization & Rural Settlements 13 Governance & Decentralization 14 Financial Sector Development 11 Kirehe 15 Sport & Culture 12 Kayonza No Coordination Forums (Cross cutting in nature) To leverage local development opportunities 13 Remaining districts Public Financial Management 1 Capacity Development 2 4
Cross Cutting Areas leads 5 2/19/2025
DPoA focus areas Areas Content Responsible Ministry/ SWG - - Universal Social Protection Systems Achieving universal access to quality education, skills and lifelong learning Achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls and young people to address inequality and drive economic growth Population and health Investing in young people Water, sanitation and hygiene Urbanization and shelter Migration and mobility Good and effective governance at all levels - - Social Protection Working Group (WG) Education, Mifotra Investing in people in least developed countries: eradicating poverty and building capacity to leave no one behind - Migeprofe, Private sector development and Youth employment WG - - - - - - - - - - - - - Health WG MiniYouth and Arts, Sports and Culture WG Water and Sanitation WG Urbanization and Rural Settlements WG MINEMA, Minaffet Governance and Decentralisation WG, Justice, Reconciliation, Law and Order WG Minaffet - - Building and sustaining peace for sustainable development 6 2/19/2025
DPoA focus areas Areas Content Responsible Ministry/ SWG - ICT WG Leveraging the power of science, technology, and innovation to fight against multidimensional vulnerabilities and to achieve the SDGs; - Access to modern technologies for sustainable development and building human capital, infrastructure and institutions to reap the benefits of the fourth industrial revolution Science, technology, and innovation for development and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and building resilience against emerging challenges Promoting private sector engagement, digitalization and broadband connectivity - MINICT - - MINICT - 7 2/19/2025
DPoA focus areas Areas Content Responsible Ministry/ SWG - Mifotra, Private Sector Development. & Youth Employment WG Transport WG Energy WG Private Sector Development. & Youth Employment Supporting structural transformation as a driver of prosperity; - Productive capacity-building - - - - - - Infrastructure development (transport) Infrastructure development (energy) Connecting least developed countries to global and regional value chains and strengthening their services economy and trade Support for private sector development - Private Sector Development. & Youth Employment - 8 2/19/2025
DPoA focus areas Areas Content Responsible Ministry/ SWG - - - Minaffet, Minicom Minicom Minaffet. Minicom Enhancing international trade of least developed countries and regional integration; - - - - Duty-free and quota-free market access Preferential rules of origin Least developed countries services waiver Technical assistance and capacity-building, including through Aid for Trade Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Agriculture and cotton World Trade Organization Agreement on Trade Facilitation E-commerce Special and differential treatment Regional integration - RDB - - - Minaffet, Minicom Minaffet, Minicom - - - - - Minicom Minicom, Minaffet Minaffet, Minicom - - - 9 2/19/2025
DPoA focus areas Areas Content Responsible Ministry/ SWG - Health WG Addressing climate change, environmental degradation, recovering from COVID-19 pandemic and building resilience against future shocks for risk-informed sustainable development, - Building sustainable and inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and resilience against future shocks Climate adaptation and building resilience, including sustainable management of natural resources Access to finance and technology to address climate change - - Climate, Environment & Natural Resources - Minecofin, - 10 2/19/2025
DPoA focus areas Areas Content Responsible Ministry/ SWG - Minecofin, BNR Mobilizing international solidarity, reinvigorated global partnerships and innovative tools and instruments: a march towards sustainable graduation. - Support for domestic resource mobilization and fight against illicit financial flows International public and external finance to contribute to sustainable development in least developed countries Foreign direct investment Debt sustainability and debt cancellation initiative through improved and transparent debt architecture Remittances Extension of international support measures to graduating and graduated least developed countries to make graduation sustainable and irreversible Availability and use of data Implementation, follow-up and monitoring - Minecofin - - - RDB Minecofin - - - BNR - - - - NISR Minecofin, PMO - - 11 2/19/2025
THANK YOU 12 2/19/2025
