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What's Your Page-Turner? A Breakfast Tale and Beyond

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The Silent Ecological Tragedy: Artisanal Mining and Ecosystem Degradation

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Embracing the Unexpected: A Surprising Journey

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Empower women with clean, affordable cooking energy

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Uncharted Waters: Navigating Today's Challenges with the Power of Experimentation

Fostering the culture of experimentation - an article by Christa Uwamahoro Munezero is the Head of Experimentation at UNDP Rwanda's Accelerator Lab.

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UNDP and the Government of Japan partnered to support capacity strengthening of regional security actors.

Kigali – 24 Rwandan military, police and civilian personnel have attended a one-week long course on Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) organised by Rwanda Peace Academy (RPA) in partnership the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Rwanda and the Government of Japan.

The objective of the course is to equip participants with required knowledge and skills to minimize Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Peace Keeping missions.

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UNDP Rwanda; Workers' Wellbeing at the Heart of The Organization

UNDP Rwanda is a diverse place of work that hosts a rough estimate of Sixty (60) staff at its head office in the heart of Rwanda's capital, Kigali. Despite its busy location, the office's compound is defined by a beautiful serenity, with fresh air facilitated by the yard's green vegetation.
The green compound sometimes acts as a meeting ground for the employees, while the other time, it is an effective venue for events. The staff also take advantage of the green, calm, and freshly manicured compound to facilitate them as their 'dining area' for interactive lunch sessions.
The objective of the course is to equip participants with required knowledge and skills to minimize Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Peace Keeping missions.

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Ex-FDLR combatants benefit from Covid-19 recovery package

Balthazar Ndagijimana, a former combatant and resident of Gisagara District, Southern Province, lost his sight while fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo where he was a member of the FDLR militia.

The objective of the course is to equip participants with required knowledge and skills to minimize Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Peace Keeping missions.

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UNDP works to mainstream gender equality through empowerment of young women

Gender, as an aspect that is increasingly being mainstreamed, has surely taken centre stage with the United Nations Development Programme of empowering and supporting ex-combatants with emphasis on teen mothers and young women.

The objective of the course is to equip participants with required knowledge and skills to minimize Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Peace Keeping missions.

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In Rwanda, UNDP has been working as a key development partner of choice since 1977, to achieve sustainable human development in economic, social and environmental fronts. Working closely with the Government, civil society, the private sector and communities, UNDP aims to eradicate extreme poverty, and reduce inequalities and exclusion to protect both people and the planet.

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UNDP Rwanda Annual Report 2021 | Financing Innovation and Innovating Finance

Rwanda’s journey from division to unity, poverty to prosperity, pandemic to recovery is one of innovation and resilience-and 2021 was a year that required both. UNDP Rwanda is proud to be part of this journey, helping to build a Rwanda that leads in sustainable, equitable development and leaves no one behind. In 2021, COVID-19 challenged the economic, health and social gains of the past two decades. Yet, Rwanda rose to meet the moment. Its swift response to curb the pandemic was followed with an ambitious government-launched Economic Recovery Plan. UNDP Rwanda has strived to do our part. In 2021, we identified key opportunities to finance innovation and to generate innovative finance wherever it would make the biggest difference.

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12,955,736

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67.8

Years

Life expectancy at birth

61.3

Percent

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