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AcknowledgementsLeung, Kohei Takimoto, Kornelia Zukowska, Laetitia Busokeye, Laura Collison, Laurent Gashugi, LaurentKananura, Laurent Munyankusi, Lawrence Agbemabiese, Leonard Mugenzi, Leonard Rugwabiza, LiberalSeburikoko, Liliane Uwanziga Mupende, Lindsay Wallace, Lini Wollenberg, Loraine Ronchi, Lutumba PierreIlunga, Lydia Rama Bwakira, Madeleine Usabyimbabati, Mahabubul Bari, Makoto Ishizuka, Maria Sarraf,Marie Christine Gasingirwa, Mario Merchan, Mark Cyubahiro Bagabe, Mark Priestley, Mark Simpson,Martene Mutesi, Martin Kahanovitz, Martin West, Maxmillien Usengumuremyi, Michael Brennan, MichaelJaninhoff, Michel Masozera, Michel Ngarambe, Michelle Ntukanyagwe, Mike Hughes, Miriam van Heist,Mito Toshikazu, Muyeye Chambwera, Ndavi Muia, Nelson Lujara, Nick Buckley, Nicole Gross-Camp, NiyibiziMbanzabigwi, Noara Keber, Noeline Raondry-Rakotoarisoa, Octave Semwaga, Odile Bazigaga, OlegMoiseev, Oliver Knight, Olivia Gasore, Olivia Palin, Olivier Machiels, Olivier Ngororabanga, Omar Karara,Orison Amu, Otfried Ischebeck, Papias Karanganwa, Pascal Ledroit, Patricia Marcos Huidobro, PatrickKabanda, Patrick Mwesigye, Patrick Samafa, Patrick Sebatigita, Paul Baranganire, Paul Scholte, PaulSiegel, Paul Watkiss, Paulin Buregeya, Peter Dukuzimana, Peter Ebsen, Peter Hammburger, PhilbertKabanda, Philippe Munyaruyenzi, Pieter Vanwildemeersch, Prime Ngabonziza, Protais Musoni, PrudenceNdolimana, Pudence Rubingisa, Rafael Tuts, Raphael Mpayana, Raphael Rurangwa, Remy NorbertDuhuze, Reverien Harindintwari, Rica Rwigamba, Richard Kapere, Richard Leftley, Richard Munyerango,Richard Nasasira, Rick Daniele, Robert Bitariho, Robert Mpagi, Robert Stone, Roger Steinkamp, RoseMayienda, Rosemary Mbabazi, Russel Mushanga, Sam Kanyamibwa, Samantha Yates, Samuel Mporanzi,Sandy Andelman, Sara Traerup, Satoko Nishigori, Sebastien Dusabeyezu, Shafiqul Alam, ShileshMuralidhara, Silas Ruzigana, Simo Kamuzinzi, Simon Lapper, Sion McGeever, Solange Muteteri, StanyNiyezimana, Stavros Papageorgiou, Stephan Klingebiel, Stephen Onacha, Steve Coffey, Steve Dildine,Steve Hirsch, Steve Palmer, Steven Hunt, Steven Mutimba, Steven Niyonzima, Sumit Manchanda, SuzukiFumihiko, Tesphore Ngoga, Tetero Francois Xavier, Thaddee Gashumba, Thaddee Habiyambere, TheobaldNyatanyi Mashinga, Theogene Habakubaho, Theogene Ntaribi, Theogene Rutagwenda, Thomas A. Vis,Tim Gore, Timo Tuhkanen, Timoth Kayumba, Tom Rahilly, Tony Polatajko, Toshikazu Mito, TumukundeHope Gasatura, Uwe Mades, Valens Kanakuze, Vannesa Henneke, Vaso Boric, Venuste Ntaganda, VerenaRuzibuka, Vincent Kalimba, Vincent Muhitira, Violet Nyirasangwa, Wendy Foden, Wolf von zur Muehlen,Yoko Watanabe, Yuri Mito, Yves Muyange, Zetsugaku Kurita, Cyrille Turatsinze, Emmanuel Hategeka,Emmanuel Hategekimana and Daniel Shin.54Government of Rwanda
Detailed Programmes of ActionDetailed Programmes of ActionDetailed Programmes of ActionIn order to implement the vision and strategic objectives, Programmes of Action have been designedto address the most important and implementable areas of work. Each programme has been derived fromrobust stakeholder engagement and research into best practice, which is detailed in the Sector WorkingPapers (Appendix B). The programmes are summarised in two page briefs in the following pages. The firstpage explains the specific actions that must be taken and highlights the responsible Ministries and keystakeholders. The second page illustrates (using grey boxes) which strategic objectives are met, whichenabling pillars are needed; what key indicators could be used to measure success; an estimate ofcomparative costs, impact on emissions reduction and climate resilience; an indicative timescale to initiationand programme length; and lists all the potential sources of climate finance that could fund implementation.The most favourable actions are indicated where most of the grey boxes sit on the left hand side of thepage. Although these programmes can be allocated to specific Ministries to lead on implementation, theyare cross-cutting in nature and multiple sectors are involved in each programme, as shown in table 2.Table 2: Sectors involved in the Programmes of Action (lead in bold)SectorsProgrammes of ActionAgricultureWaterLandBuilt EnvironmentTransportForestryMiningEnergyIndustryHealthEducationLocal GovernmentDisaster Management1. Sustainable intensification of agriculture2. Agricultural diversity for local and export markets3. Integrated Water Resource Management and Planning4. Sustainable Land Use Management and Planning5. Low carbon mix of power generation for national grid6. Sustainable small-scale energy installations in rural areas7. Green industry and private sector investment8. Climate compatible mining9. Efficient resilient transport systems10. Low carbon urban settlements11. Ecotourism, Conservation and PES Promotion12. Sustainable forestry, agroforestry and biomass energy13. Disaster Management and Disease Prevention14. Climate data and projections National Strategy on Climate Change and Low Carbon Development 55
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