Rwanda Subnational Population Projections by Provinces (2023–2032)
The Government of Rwanda through NISR conducted the 5th Rwanda Population and Housing Census (RPHC-5) from 16-30 August ,2022. The 2022 RPHC is the most important project for the NSDS3 and was in line with National development efforts to develop official statistics and a dynamic evidence based for policy decisions. The Census results provide updated demographic, social and economic indicators for policy formulation and planning to support the national development agenda.
Consumer Price Index (CPI) - January 2025
Urban CPI increased by 7.4 percent on annual basis (January 2025 compared to January 2024) and it increased by 0.5 percent on monthly basis (January 2025 to December 2024).The annual average inflation rate between January 2025 and January 2024 was 5 percent.
National Gender Statistics Report 2024
This is the sixth edition of the National Gender Statistics Report that provides updated sex-disaggregated data in the twelve areas adopted taking into consideration the Beijing declaration and platform for action.
Index of Industrial Production (December - 2024)
In December 2024, the industrial output (formal sector) increased by 5.7 percent compared to December 2024, against an increase of 9.0 percent on annual average basis.
Formal external trade in Goods report (December 2024)
The deficit in the balance of formal trade in goods was US$ 134.69 million in December 2024, a decrease of 45.08 percent compared to the previous month of November 2024. Year-to-year, the formal trade in goods deficit decreased by 63.46 percent on the deficit of December 2023.
Producer Price Index Report, December 2024
Rwanda’s general Producer Price Index combining both prices for local and export products registered an annual increase of 0.2 percent in December 2024, Local PPI decreased by 2.5 percent in December 2024, and Export PPI increased by 5.9 percent in December 2024.
Labour Force Survey - 2024 (Q4)
In November 2024 (Q4), the working age population (16 years and above) was around 8.4 million of whom around 4.6 million were employed, 789 thousand were unemployed, and 3 million were out of labour force. The labour force comprises 5.4 million people, which includes both the employed and unemployed population. The proportion of working age population who were in the labour force has consistently increased since 2022. In November 2024, it was estimated to be 64.0 % which is 4 percentage points higher than the estimated value in November 2023 (60.0%).
Foreign Private Capital 2024 - Survey Report
The 2024 Foreign Private Capital (FPC) survey highlights Rwanda’s status regarding Foreign private investment and ongoing commitment to attracting foreign investment. Key findings from this year’s survey indicate a significant increase in the Foreign Private Capital inflows, which rose by 33.8 percent to USD 886.9 million in 2023, mainly resulting from an increase in the Foreign Direct Investment inflows of 44.3 percent, amounting to USD 716.5 million.
Incamake : Ibipimo by'ingenzi byavuye mu bushakashatsi ku buhinzi mu mwaka w’ubuhinzi wa 2023-2024
Ikigo cy’igihugu cy’ibarurishamibare mu Rwanda gikora ubushakashatsi ku buhinzi bukubiyemo amakuru y’ ibihembwe bitatu by'ingenzi mu buhinzi mu Rwanda. Ibihembwe by’ihinga by'ingenzi birimo Igihembwe A, gitangira muri Nzeri kikarangira muri Gashyantare y’umwaka ukurikiraho, Igihembwe B gitangira muri Werurwe kikarangira muri Kamena, n'Igihembwe C gitangira muri Nyakanga kikarangira muri Nzeri.
Statistical Year Book 2024
The Annual Statistical Yearbook, 2024 is published to provide readers with the now available and disaggregated (where applicable) data of Rwanda in various sectors including Health; Education; Environment; Agriculture; Water and Energy (production and consumption); Transportation and Communication; Travel and Tourism; Income, Expenditure and Wealth; Banking, Insurance and Finance; Business and Trade; Law Enforcement, Courts and Order.