Rwanda’s government has adopted a new 25‑year development cooperation policy, signalling a long‑term framework for the country’s engagement with external partners and its own financing strategy.
The policy will guide how Rwanda mobilises funding, works with development partners and implements its national development priorities over the next quarter‑century.
By setting a clear, multi‑decade roadmap, the government aims to align donor support with domestic objectives, ensuring that external assistance is channeled into projects that reflect Rwanda’s own development agenda.
While the policy’s details are still being fleshed out, the announcement marks a significant step in Rwanda’s efforts to structure and sustain its development cooperation efforts for the next 25 years.
<small>Source: AllAfrica — read the original story there.</small>
