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TABLE 1: GLOBAL LOGFRAME FOR MININFRA INTERVENTIONS OVER EDPRS PERIOD 2007-2011 – Global objective
Logic of intervention Objectively Verifiable Indicator Source of verification Assumptions (Risks)
Global objective compared to
EDPRS objectives: The
infrastructure sector has
contributed to sustainable
economic development and
poverty reduction in Rwanda
over the period 2007-2001 1.
GO : 5 OVI
• GO1. Infrastructure development has contributed at least at
the rate of 20 % 1 to the average annual growth of GDP fixed at
least at 7% over the period 2007 and 2011 (7 % between 2001
and 2006)
• GO2. Private operators’ access to infrastructure and
associated services has enabled the private sector to
increase its contribution to GDP from X% to 10% between
2007 and 2011 (forecast of 3.4% to 7% over the period 2001 to
2006)
BNR
NIS
FRSP
RIEPA
MININFRA
• GO3. Infrastructure development enabled to address the
growth of non-traditional exportations which have increased
by 20% per year (forecast of at least 20% per year over the
period 2001 to 2006).
MINICOM
MININFRA
• GO4. Infrastructure development has contributed 20% to the
increase in employment over the period 2001 to 2006 2
MINIFOTRA
MININFRA
• GO5. Infrastructure development has contributed by 20% to
the decrease in the percentage of the populations living
below the poverty line over the period 2007 to 2011 3
NIS
MININFRA
1 The projected contribution of each of the sub-sectors to GDP, on the basis of the data from BNR of 2004, is at least 10 % for Transport and ICT (8.1% in 2004); 1% for Energy and
water (0.25% in 2004); 10.5% for Housing and City Planning (10.5% for construction and public works in 2004) and X% for Me
teo (not specified for 2004).
2 For MININFRA contribution to job creation, the same rate as the contribution to GDP (20%).
3 For MININFRA contribution to the increase in the poverty level, the same rate as the contribution to GDP (20%).