The government of Rwanda has been visionary to focus on urbanisation in the secondary cities. Economic development, job creation, and poverty reduction in...
Defeating the coronavirus pandemic is mostly about the strength of the public health response. However, it will need Rwandans to respond to the short and...
Policy Brief : Developing Rubavu as one of the six secondary cities in Rwanda. Download full policy brief here :
Central Policy Brief on Strengthening the Urbanisation and Development of Secondary Cities in Rwanda. Download Here :
Policy Brief on Developing Muhanga District as one of the six Secondary Cities in Rwanda. Download the brief Here
Policy Brief on Developing Nyagatare District as one of the six Secondary Cities in Rwanda. Download the brief here
IPAR-Rwanda signed a collaboration agreement with the University of Aberdeen to conduct a study on Fostering a Social Practice Approach to Adult Literacies...
Research & Policy Analysis
As one of its mandates, the Institute of Policy Analysis and Research(IPAR-Rwanda) conducts research and analysis on public policies with the goal to inform proper policy formulation and implementation. Our core areas of focus include Agriculture, Rural...
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IPAR-Rwanda signed a collaboration agreement with the University of Aberdeen to conduct a study...
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Public Policy Dialogue & Debate
IPAR-Rwanda organizes public policy debates in which different stakeholders discuss issue of public concern and come up with recommendations. We organize the annual research conference through which new evidence on policies is presented to the distinguished...
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Research Capacity Building
Capacity building and knowledge transfer is very important in public policy analysis and research. Due to the limited number of researchers in Rwanda, IPAR-Rwanda recruits and trains junior researchers fresh from University. They start as research assistants...
Read more... The government of Rwanda has been visionary to focus on urbanisation in the secondary cities. Economic development, job creation, and poverty reduction in these urban areas will constitute an important part of the country’s future development. With the urbanisation rate of 18.4% NISR (2018),...
Read more Defeating the coronavirus pandemic is mostly about the strength of the public health response. However, it will need Rwandans to respond to the short and longer-term impacts on the economy. In the short term the government is to be commended for supporting the most vulnerable through social...
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On February 13, 2020, IPAR-Rwanda Executive Director Ms. Eugenia Kayitesi met with the Head of Programs Mr Kayijuka Geoffrey and Head of Impact Measurement Ms. Consolee Umulisa at Care Rwanda. The discussions centered around the work of both...
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