UNDP in Rwanda
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In a year of global financing pressure, could development gains hold?
In Rwanda, progress continued, 36,628 jobs created, court backlogs reduced from 62% in 2023 to 49% by 2025, and $20M mobilized for climate action.
And that’s only part of the story.
The 2025 hashtag shows what delivery looked like under constraint, across governance, gender equality, innovation, and more.
See the results 👉🏿https://bit.ly/UNDPAnnualReport
Progress for women is progress for everyone.
This International Women’s Day, colleagues at United Nations Development Programme Rwanda share a united message: gender equality must move from commitment to action.
By strengthening institutions, promoting fair workplaces, and supporting women’s leadership, we continue working toward a future where every woman and girl can thrive.
Women’s rights cannot wait. Let’s accelerate action — together.
18/02/2026
Why does carbon matter?
Carbon emissions are heat-trapping gases that contribute to climate change, affecting weather patterns, ecosystems, and livelihoods. Through land restoration, clean cooking, and sustainable energy solutions, has helped avoid 625,989 tonnes of CO₂ emissions, reducing climate risks and supporting healthier environments for communities across the Mayaga region.
This is what climate action looks like in practice: protecting both people and nature.
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