Governance can be defined from a wide range of perspectives. According to the Mo-Ibrahim Foundation “governance is the provision of political, social and economic public goods and services that every citizen has the right to expect from their government, and…
Nearly 70% of the Rwandan population is made up of youth and it is essential for their voices to be heard in decision-making processes at all levels, to ensure that government policies and programs reflect their needs and priorities. GoR’s…
Peace is a “must” and a pre-requisite for sustainable development. Today, we joined the rest of the world to commemorate the International Day of Peace 2022. The theme of this year – “End Racism. Build Peace.” – reminds us of how racism…
All generations – young and old, want one thing in common – a better future, without necessarily compromising the present. This was the one aspect that loomed large during the 2022 International Youth Day conference hosted by Never Again Rwanda…
Happy International Youth Day! Youth take up the largest share of the global population. In Rwanda, they account for about 39% of the population, which is a significant force in the country’s efforts towards socio-economic and political transformation. On this…
“Before joining this forum, I was not aware of BDF services and the requirements for a woman to qualify for its grant or support in accessing a bank loan but now I am confidently ready to undergo the process as…
Amakimbirane ashingiye ku butaka ni kimwe mu bibazo bigaragara cyane mu bice bitandukanye by’igihugu aho ayo makimbirane yiganjemo akunze kubaho mu gihe cy’izungura, mu kugura no kugurana ubutaka, gukoresha umutungo wabuvuyemo no kubugabana. Muri urwo rwego itsinda rya NAR mu mushinga DKI…
According to Freedom House, democracy and global freedom have been on the decline since 2006. 2020 marked the fifteenth consecutive year of this trend in recession and witnessed the largest margin between countries that experienced improvement and deterioration within this…
On 21st September 2021, for the 40th time, the world celebrated the International Day of Peace. It was an exceptional turn of the year when the entire world was battling to survive the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects. The pandemic…
Studies on women and post-conflict reconstruction focus primarily on women as victims and the inactive targets of aid, rather than understanding peacebuilding as a process by which more women’s participation helps improve successful scenarios. One can argue that women’s social…