• Examining factors leading to unmet need for family planning in rural Rwanda: Case study of Gisagara District. 

  Tuvugishapure, Marie Goretti (University of Rwanda., 2021-07)

  Globally, 45% of more than two hundred million women every year get pregnant while they would desire not by the time or later. Unplanned and unwanted pregnancy affect negatively women not only physically and Psyche and the ...
• Improving the implementation of land use policies as a strategy to poverty reduction: Kayonza District as a case study. 

  MUSHIMIYIMANA, Lydia (University of Rwanda, 2014-07)

  The research report is about a study that aimed at establishing the way forward so as to improve the implementation of the policies of land use as a strategy to poverty reduction; Kayonza District was a case study. The ...
• Living after divorce in Rwanda. psycho-social challenges faced by spouses and children 

  Uwababyeyi, Anastasie (University of Rwanda, 2013-09)

  This research consisted on analyzing the psycho-social challenges faced by spouses and children in Rwanda after divorce. It aimed to compare, enumerate, analyze and to propose relevant solutions to overcome those ...
• Integrated graduation program and its effect on poverty reduction in Gisagara District, Muganza Sector 2018-2020. 

  Nikuze, Aimeline (University of Rwanda, 2021-10)

  Around the countryside, people‘s economy has increased to the pleasant level of development. The government of Rwanda have established many developmental programs to lift poor people from vicious circle of poverty. The ...
• Impact of public and private partnership(PPP) on socio-economic development of population in Rwanda: Case study of Kicukiro District(2015-2019). 

  Nkurunziza, Vedaste (University of Rwanda, 2021-08)

  The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of public and private partnership (PPP) on socio-economic development of population in Kicukiro. The specific objectives of this work were to identify forms of public and ...
• The role of administrative decentralization in promoting good governance. Case study : Runda Sector, Kamonyi District. 

  Muhoza, Alphonse (University of Rwanda, 2021-07)

  The work entitled “the role of Administrative decentralization in promoting good governance case study: Runda sector, Kamonyi district” was conducted for assessing the validity of three specific objectives such as: to ...
• Cooperative principles application in agricultural cooperatives in Gisagara District, and their contribution to the wellbeing of its members : a case study of KOJYAMUGI 2006-2016. 

  Twagirumukiza, Augustin (University of Rwanda, 2016)

  The research study was conducted in an agricultural cooperative based in Gisagara District, Mamba sector. That cooperative is called KOJYAMUGI which means Koperative Jyambere Muhinzi Gisagara. The aim of this study was to ...
• The contribution of good governance in Rwanda, a comparison of government strategies on community development of the 1980's and 2020's. Case study of Ruhango District in Southern province of Rwanda(2016-2020). 

  Musengimana, Alphonsine (University of Rwanda, 2020-12)

  The purpose of this study was to assess the contribution of good governance in Rwanda, a comparison of government strategies on community development of the 1980’s and 2020’s. The specific objectives of this work were to ...
• Assessment of the contribution of National Employment Program on unemployment alleviation in youth and women in Rwanda 2014-2018: A case of Rulindo District. 

  Niwemwiza, Emilienne (University of Rwanda, 2021-08)

  The present research was about NEP and unemployment alleviation in Rulindo district. Specific objectives of the research were: to assess the enrollment situation among youths and women in NEP activities; to assess the ...
• Practical challenges, needs and perspectives for Rwanda's novice simultaneous interpreters: A case study of scientific conferences. 

  Munyamakombe Lumbu, Jean Raymond (University of Rwanda, 2021-03-20)

  This study aims at investigating into the practical challenges faced by novice interpreters in Rwanda while interpreting scientific discourses from English into French and other way around. It also intends to explore the ...
• Assessment of Women Recruitment in Rwandan Public Institutions. Case study of Nyanza District. 

  Mukamudenge, Claudine (University of Rwanda, 2021-06)

  xi ABSTRACT The study entitled “Assessment of women Recruitment in Rwandan public institutions. The case study of Nyanza District”, was carried out in the Nyanza district public institutions, in southern province. The ...
• Household development benefits associated with land expropriation in Kibeho and Munini Sectors. 

  Uwiragiye, Emmanuel (University of Rwanda, 2021-06)

  ABSTRACT Land expropriation rationalized through a development discourse keeps citizens from realizing that expropriation can as well abrogate private ownership of land. The law guiding expropriation proposes that ...
• The role of citizen participation in planning process for local economic development : A case study of Gasabo District. 

  Murebwayire, Jeanne d'Arc (University of Rwanda, 2021-05)

  The role of citizens' participation in local economic development can be located in centralised approach to localised or lower structures of government and have been employed by Rwanda for promotion of good governance, ...
• Involvement in agricultural cooperative activities and improvement of living standards in rural areas: A case study of Jyambere Muhinzi wa Huye cooperative rice-growing zone. 

  Ayinkamiye, Espérance (University of Rwanda, 2021-04)

  In Rwanda, cooperatives are relied upon because they are thought to improve operating efficiency and help improve the living standards of the population. Yet, households in Rwandan rural areas are said to be still vulnerable. ...
• The effects of teenage pregnancy on the family socio-economic development in Rwanda. A case study of Nyamagabe District 2016-2018. 

  Musabyimana, Marie Chantal (University of Rwanda, 2020-09)

  Abstract This study entitled “The effects of teenage pregnancy on the family socio-economic development in Rwanda, a Case study of Nyamagabe District, 2016-2019” has the purpose to find out the effects of teenage pregnancy ...
• Analysis of the causes for poor performance in implementation of performance contracts " Imihigo " by districts : a case of Burera, Karongi, Nyagatare, Nyarugenge and Ruhango. 

  Nuwagaba, Stephens (University of Rwanda, 2021-06)

  ABSTRACT This research study entitled “analysis of the causes for poor performance in implementation of performance contracts “imihigo” by districts: a case of Burera, Karongi, Nyagatare, Nyarugenge and Ruhango, was carried ...
• Mobile telephone-mediated interpreting practice in Rwanda: Opportunities, challenges and solutions. 

  Ndahayo, Sylvestre. (University of Rwanda, 2021-03)

  iv ABSTRACT Until not long ago, technological developments had an obvious impact on how we communicate, irrespective of the settings in which we are. In the same vein, the rapidly evolving communication technologies have ...
• Impact of code switching on the quality of interpreting : the case of Rwanda parliament. 

  Twizeyimana, Telesphore. (University of Rwanda, 2021-03)

  ix ABSTRACT This study is about code switching use in Kinyarwanda, the phenomenon which is referred to as the alternate use of two or more languages, language varieties or styles within one segment of sentence or ...
• The contribution of the new land law to the women's empowerment in Rwanda. A case study of Nyamasheke District, Western Province, Rwanda. 

  Mukarugomwa, Noella (University of Rwanda, 2021-01)

  xii ABSTRACT This study examined the contribution of new land law to women empowerment of Nyamasheke District, Rwanda. The specific objectives are to describe the socioeconomic rights enjoyed by women in line with the ...
• Quality assurance and cultural sensitivity :the case study of interpreting taboo from English and French to Kinyarwanda and vice versa. 

  Bizimana, Vital (University of Rwanda, 2021-02)

  This study claims that interpreting taboo from English and French to Kinyarwanda and vice versa can affect negatively the quality of interpreting due to cultural factors. Therefore, it explores the negative consequences ...

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