RWANDA UNDAP REPORT 2013-2018

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R WA N D A U N I T E D N AT I O N S D E V E L O P M E N T A S S I S TA N C E P L A N ( U N D A P ) 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 8 RESULT AREA 1: INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

 Continued prioritization of regional integration

 Provide support to strengthen national capacities.

Assumptions

Mitigating Factors

MINECOFIN, MIFOTRA, MINALOC,MINEAC, MINICOM, RRA, NBR, RDB, PSF, COCAFEM, CEPGL, RECs

TA/FS to support pro- poor orientation of economic transformation agenda

TA to strengthen national resources management in Green Economy context

TA to support the implementation of the tourism policy, master plan and strategy formulation, including monitoring and evaluation frameworks

1.1.7

TA to develop knowledge products for policy analysis on regional integration

1.1.4

1.1.6

TA to strengthen the national systems and frameworks for regional integration to involve all stakeholders

1.1.3

1.1.5

TA to strengthen the Government capacity to coordinate implementation and dissemination of regional trade agreements at national level.

1.1.2

UNECA

UNDP, UNEP, UNIDO, UNCTAD

UNDP, UNECA, UNIDO, UNCTAD, UNW

UNDP, WFP, FAO, UNECA, UNCTAD, WHO, UNEP, IFAD, UNIDO, UN Women

WFP, UNDP, UNEP, UNECA, UNCTAD, UN Women

UNEP, UNESCO UNECA, UNCTAD, UNW, ITC

UNCTAD, UNW, ITC

UN AGENCIES

UNECA, UNWOMEN, UNCTAD, ITC, UNIDO

1) 4 sectors strategies reflecting structural economic transformation 2) 40%

Partners

 Limited national capacity for implementation

Targets

Budget

2,706,032

1) <30%Rwandans living below poverty line 2) 27.2% 3) 25% aid on budget

 Instability in the sub-region

Targets

UN Agencies

Risks

1) 1 Sector strategy reflecting structural economic transformation 2) 20%

TA to strengthen state capacities for strategic development planning

KEY ACTIONS

1) No. of key sector strategies reflecting structural economic transformation 2) % population aware of regional integration process

Output Indicator

Baseline

Strengthened Leadership And National Capacities to Strategically Plan and Harness Opportunities for Structural Economic Transformation

Output 1.1. 1

Risks

 Continued partnerships between Rwanda and DPs

Assumptions

1) 44.9% Rwandans living below poverty line 2) 14.6% 3) 45% aid on budget

1) % population below the poverty line 2) % exports to GDP(value of exports goods and services 3) Aid on budget

Outcome Indicator

Baseline

OUTCOME 1. PRO-POOR GROWTH AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION ENHANCED FOR INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY REDUCTION

A) PROGRAMME

I UNDAP Results Framework Annex :


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