CRC 2015. English
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY<br />
The government of Rwanda established a policy in order to improve efficiency<br />
and effectiveness of public service delivery, one of the pillars of Rwanda’s Vision<br />
2020. The Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) conducted the Citizen Report Card<br />
(<strong>CRC</strong>) 2015 survey as a tool to measure the level of satisfaction of the citizens with<br />
services delivered by public institutions. Its purpose is to provide the feedback from<br />
beneficiaries on the quality and accuracy of services rendered to them by public<br />
institutions at the grassroots level.<br />
The Citizen Report Card 2015 survey covered the domains of education, agriculture<br />
and livestock, local government services, justice, governance issues, health, hygiene<br />
and sanitation, social welfare, land, security, GBV and other common based violence<br />
and citizen participation. In this survey, 11,013 heads of households or other<br />
household members aged above 18 years were visited in all Districts of Rwanda.<br />
Among the respondents, 54.5% were female and 45.5% were male. Regarding the<br />
age, more than the half of the respondents (53.7%) belongs to the age group between<br />
21 and 40 years.<br />
The overall net satisfaction rate of citizens for considered sectors is 71.1%. This shows<br />
an improvement compared to the <strong>CRC</strong> 2014 findings in which the overall satisfaction<br />
was 55%. A summary of the ratings of all sectors (note that net satisfaction is the<br />
accumulation of satisfied and very satisfied) is below:<br />
1. Education : 63.4%<br />
2. Agriculture and livestock : 56.4%<br />
3. Local Government : 74.3%<br />
4. Justice : 76.7%<br />
5. Respect of governance principles and<br />
trust in governance institutions : 89.4%<br />
6. Health : 77.4%<br />
7. Hygiene and sanitation : 64.8%<br />
8. Social welfare : 62.2%<br />
9. Land : 64.7%<br />
10. Security : 86.5%<br />
11. GBV and other common based violence : 86.9%<br />
12. Citizens’ participation : 51.0%<br />
Rwanda Citizen Report Card Survey 2015<br />
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