Foreign Private Capital Census Report 2013
The Government of Rwanda continues to promote a private sector-led free market economy, aiming at fostering both local and foreign investment by undertaking reforms with the objective to make the country a favorableplace for investment.
In an effort to effectively monitor and manage foreign private capital, the National Bank of Rwanda in collaboration with Rwanda Development Board (RDB), National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) and Private Sector Federation (PSF) conducted the Foreign Private Capital Census, collecting data for the year 2013.
Foreign Private Capital Census Report 2012
The Government of Rwanda continues to promote a private sector-led free market economy, aiming at fostering both local and foreign investment by undertaking reforms with the objective to make the country a favorableplace for investment.
FinScope Survey Report 2013
This is the report of the 2013 FinScope survey. It was commissioned by Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) which was launched in March 2008 at the request of the Government of Rwanda, and with support from the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) and the World Bank
Foreign Private Capital Census Report 2011
FinScope Survey Report 2012
This is the report of the 2012 FinScope survey. It was commissioned by Access to Finance Rwanda (AFR) which was launched in March 2010 at the request of the Government of Rwanda, and with support from the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) and the World Bank.
Foreign Private Capital Census Report 2010
The survey findings indicated that in 2009 Rwanda attracted total stock of foreign investment to the tune of RWF 223,240.1 million (USD 390.9 million) having increased from RWF165,023.1 million (USD 295.3 million) in 2008. Resilience in Foreign Private Capital Flows despite the Global Financial Crisis was partly attributed to diverse sources of investment.
FinScope Survey Report (2008)
FinScope Rwanda 2008 not only enables the assessment of the current landscape of financial access in Rwanda,but also provides a benchmark for repeat surveys that will enable the impact of new access related policy interventions to be assessed.
Establishement Census Report - 2011
The Establishment Census Publication for 2011 provides a comprehensive data base that will be utilized in creating business registers anf in conducting future business survey. The Census collaborating organizations mentioned above are full of hope that the census results would help decision makers setting forth policies and programs that would accelerate the pace of development of nonagricultural economic sectors of Rwanda.
Informal Sector Survey Report - 2007
The Informal sector Survey was conducted in 2007 by the National Institute of Statistics (NISR) under technical and financial support of the World Bank.
Industrial and Mining Survey Report , 2006
The survey was undertaken between January and March 2006, and covered a total of 111 establishments, of which about 26 establishments were randomly sampled from the mining sector. The non-mining establishments surveyed represent a census of the manufacturing sector in Rwanda (85 establishments) covering mainly food and beverages, construction materials, chemicals and plastics, metals, wood furniture, textiles, garments, and leather processing activities