UNICEF Rwanda

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Two boys in an early childhood development centre supported by UNICEF Rwanda

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Capacity gap analysis: "Developing Human Capital in Rwanda"

Assessing the awareness, knowledge and skills of key stakeholders for project implementation

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Three children at a UNICEF supported early childhood development centre sip porridge for breakfast.

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Baseline evaluation of "Developing Human Capital in Rwanda"

Harnessing the power of integrated programming for nutrition and early childhood development

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A boy in primary school in Rwanda writes studiously at his desk.

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Education Budget Briefs

How the Government of Rwanda is investing in child education

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9-month-old Maria Grace with her mother Umutesi Maria Chantal at a health centre in Rutsiro, Rwanda.

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Health and Nutrition Budget Briefs

How the Government of Rwanda is investing in children's health

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A teenaged mother in Rwanda holds her smiling baby girl

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Social Protection Budget Briefs

How the Government of Rwanda is investing in inclusiveness for children

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Three-month-old Arakaza at a health centre with his mother in Mahama Camp for Burundian refugees.

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National Budget Brief: Investing in Children in Rwanda

UNICEF explores how the Government addresses the needs of children in its development agenda

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Our work in Rwanda

A baby wakes up from a nap waiting for breast milk

A mother spoon feeds her baby a meal of mashed healthy meal

Two children in Rwanda in an early childhood development centre

Early Childhood Development

School students in Rwanda use sign language with teacher

Family in Rwanda reads book with children

Child Protection

Two young boys in Rwanda wash their hands with clean water

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

Two young boys in Rwanda play guitar

Social Policy and Research

Boy child in Rwanda peeks through a tent

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