Introduction and background
Rwanda Cooperation acts as a hub for foreign partners interested in understanding the innovative development initiatives (Home-Grown Initiatives and Good Practices) that have propelled Rwanda’s transformational journey. It advocates for knowledge-sharing at the global level, and championing mutually beneficial partnerships through which Rwanda can share its own knowledge and experience to support countries’ continued growth and development, as well as learn from the successes of other countries across the world.
Rwanda Cooperation is mandated with streamlining Rwanda’s South-South Cooperation activities, through a number of knowledge sharing modalities that include, the coordination of Study Visits and Training Programmes, Advisory Support and Project Implementation. Rwanda Cooperation works with governments, development partners and non-state actors.
Through this proper coordinated and centralized mechanism, Rwanda Cooperation has received over 400 delegations comprised of over 3,000 delegates since its inception in September 2018 for Study Visits and Training Programmes from Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean Islands in areas such as Ease of Doing Business and Investment Promotion, Gender Equality and Women Empowerment, Tax Administration and E-Tax Systems, Digitalization of Government Services and many more.