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Less than a month after filing for bankruptcy, Inspiration Biopharmaceuticals says that its drug candidate for acquired hemophilia A has received fast-track designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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Raising Awareness of Energy Efficient Light Bulbs Pays off in Rwanda
In Rwanda, one of the most densely populated of the least-developed countries in Africa, 45 percent of the population lives in poverty and communities face acute electricity shortages. Here, every wat... Show More + t of electricity counts.In 2009, only 6 percent of Rwanda's population had access to electricity. The majority of households were either living without lights or using kerosene lamps or batteries.In an effort to increase access to electricity and save energy, the Rwandan government put in place the Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy, which aims to expand electricity connections to 70 percent of the population by 2018. At the same time, the government realized it could address energy shortages and black-outs by making energy consumption more efficient.By 2012, about 18 percent of Rwandan households were connected to the grid. People are changing their behavior by wasting less energy, paying less per kilowatt hour and saving energy on a national level, with more power now available to poor rural areas. Over 200,000 households, representing almost 1.5 million people, have received CFL light bulbs through a World Bank-supported project that has allowed them to earn carbon credits for the first time.How did Rwanda do it?Using CFLs to become more energy efficientUnder the Rwanda Electrogaz Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) Distribution project, the Rwanda Energy Group – the national public electricity utility, formerly called Electrogaz – conducted an ambitious countrywide distribution of 800,000 high-quality compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), commonly known as "Energy Savers," that are up to 75 percent more efficient than incandescent bulbs. The company bought the CFLs at bulk price, with half the cost financed through the World Bank electricity access scale-up project and the other half through an advance payment for future carbon credits purchased by the World Bank's Community Development Carbon Fund (CDCF).High-efficiency lighting can reduce electricity use, making it a crucial tool in offsetting price increases that come with extending power grid connections. The CFL distribution brought down costs for consumers and enabled more poor clients to afford access to electricity. It also led to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, making the project eligible for carbon credits under the UN's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)."Our partnership with the World Bank has contributed to savings for our end users of 64 GWh per year, equivalent to approximately US$ 14.5 million as well as a reduction in the power demand by approximately 30MW," said Jean Bosco Muginareza, CEO of the Rwanda Energy Group."The extension of the electrical grid to rural areas has decreased the use of biomass and kerosene lamps for lighting, lowering smoke pollution. It has also contributed to job creation such as carpentry, soldering, sewing, and the use of power-based mills to transform dry cassava and grains into flour. Some villages are becoming small commercial centers, open late into the night." Show Less -
Rwanda: World Bank Helps Boost Public Financial Management and Enhance Nutrition and Food Security for Rural Farmers
WASHINGTON, October 31, 2014 – The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors today approved two International Development Association (IDA)* credits totaling US$200 million. The first program will enh... Show More + ance Rwanda's public financial management and statistics systems in order to make better informed decisions on the use of its public expenditures. In addition the second program will focus on enhancing food security and nutrition, increasing crop yields and expanding the private sector role in agriculture.The two programs approved today will both utilize the Program for Results (PforR) financing instrument in order to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government expenditure programs and help build institutions and capacity under the programs being supported."The Government of Rwanda's budget strategy is aligned to its national development objectives of eliminating extreme poverty and inequality. However, aid fluctuations constrain implementation of government expenditure programs," said Carolyn Turk, the World Bank Country Manager for Rwanda. "Anchoring disbursement against results by using the PforR instrument will enhance the predictability of budget financing and allow the government to allocate resources to priority areas such as improving rural food security and nutrition, boosting private sector investment in agriculture and increasing famer's incomes."The Public Sector Governance Program with funding of US$100 million will boost the government's statistical capacity to make evidence-based policy decisions and improve its planning and budgeting. This will contribute to more efficient and effective use of public resources. It will focus on accounting, auditing, budgeting and reporting in both national and subnational governmental institutions."Improving transparency and accountability is especially important at the subnational level, because local governments in Rwanda have important service delivery responsibilities, said Yoichiro Ishihara, the World Bank Task Team Leader for the Public Sector Governance Program. "The program will increase the availability of good development statistics that can better target government expenditures and continuously measure their social and economic impact which will ultimately improve the effective use of public resources."While Rwanda has registered strong economic growth over the past decade, 45% of Rwandans still live in poverty, especially in rural areas.The Transformation of Agriculture Sector Program Phase 3 with funding of US$100 million will support the Government of Rwanda's strategic objectives to transform Rwanda's agriculture. With the potential of lifting almost 3 million people living in rural areas out of poverty, the program will focus on raising famer's income through diversification of crops, better use of input to combat land erosion, improving irrigation, and increased private sector investments. The PforR will reinforce and strengthen the government's delivery of key agricultural services, and put in place processes to expand the role of the private sector."Enhancing food security and nutrition particularly for rural farmers in Rwanda involves tackling multiple dimensions to improving crop yields, nutritional outcomes and increasing rural incomes, said Mark Austin, the World Bank Task Team Leader for the Transformation of Agriculture Program. "The program will help generate greater benefits to rural farmers through improved agriculture and animal resource intensification practices, research and technology transfers and professionalization of farmers, value chain development to encourage more private sector engagement, and institutional capacity development on cross-cutting agriculture issues."* The World Bank's International Development Association (IDA), established in 1960, helps the world's poorest countries by providing zero-interest loans and grants for projects and programs that boost economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve poor people's lives. IDA is one of the largest sources of assistance for the world's 82 poorest countries, 40 of which are in Africa. Resources from IDA bring positive change for 2.5 billion people living on less than $2 a day. Since 1960, IDA has supported development work in 108 countries. Annual commitments have increased steadily and averaged about $16 billion over the last three years, with about 50 percent of commitments going to Africa. Show Less -
Rwanda - Program-for-results support operation for transformation of agriculture sector program phase three : technical assessment report
Rwanda has made impressive performance in the last decade, particularly in the last five years, in promoting significant economic reforms, rapid growth, and poverty... Show More + reduction. The agriculture sector's dominant structure and excellent performance have played a major role in making positive contributions. The third phase of the strategic plan for the transformation of agriculture (PSTA 3) program's strategic objectives are to: (i) intensify, commercialize, and transform the Rwandan agriculture sector to enhance food security and nutrition, reduce poverty, and drive economic growth; and (ii) accelerate sustainable increases and expanded private sector role in production, processing, and value-addition and commercialization of staple crops, export commodities, and livestock products. PSTA 3 comprises four program areas and 24 component subprograms (SPs). The four programs are: (i) agriculture and animal resource intensification; (ii) research, technology transfer and organization of farmers, (iii) private sector-driven value chain development and expanded investments; and (iv) institutional results-focused development and agricultural crosscutting issues. Show Less -
Rwanda - Transformation of Agriculture Sector Phase three Program for Results
An Integrated Fiduciary Assessment (IFA) was conducted for the proposed Transformation of Agriculture Sector Program Phase-3 (PSTA 3) Program-for-Results (PforR) op... Show More + eration. The assessment used the DRAFT Guidance Notes on Program-for-Results Operations and Requirements of OP/BP 9.00, Program for Results, (PforR). The OECD-DAC four pillars approach was also used to define the inherent risks in the procurement environment. The assessment covered the institutions directly responsible for the program, namely: Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI), Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB), and National Agriculture Export Board (NAEB); Rwanda Public Procurement Authority (RPPA); National Public Prosecution Authority (NPPA); Office of the Ombudsman (OM); Office of the Auditor General (OAG); and one District Council from each of the four provinces based on the size of budget transfers and population. The assessment also involved discussions with key nonstate actors and stakeholders, including the Private Sector Federation and member confederations, Transparency International (TI) Rwanda chapter, and the National Cooperatives Confederation of Rwanda. Show Less -
In Kaldi's Footsteps: A Journey to the Birthplace of Coffee
Thus began the story of coffee in Ethiopia. Today, more than 1,000 years since Kaldi's discovery, Ethiopia is among the top producers and exporters of Arabica coffee in the world. Recently a group of ... Show More + Colombian, Burundian and Rwandan experts, supported by the World Bank Group (WBG) with financial support from TerrAfrica and the South South Knowledge Exchange, took a journey to the land of coffee's origin to learn from Ethiopia's unique and extensive experience in cultivating this crop.The visit was the concluding part of the South-South Knowledge Exchange on a sustainable coffee landscape between these four participating countries, which started in Colombia in January. Visiting African countries provided the participants the opportunity to enhance community ownership, strengthen organizational skills and exchange lessons learned for implementing sustainable landscape management practices in the coffee regions."This has been a particularly special activity," said Carolyn Turk, World Bank Country Manager for Rwanda. "First, taking the Africans over to Colombia where they had the opportunity to interact with Colombian coffee growers and the whole supply chain and see the shade grown coffee in the field. Then to bring Colombians up here to see what's going on in East Africa, particularly Ethiopia, to look at how coffee is growing in the hills of Burundi and Rwanda and to offer first-hand advice."Their journey began in Jimma, the heart of Ethiopia's coffee production. After an eight-hour bus ride to southwestern Ethiopia, the group visited the Jimma Agricultural Research Center, a center of excellence for coffee research that is part of the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research.Dr. Taye Kufa, the director of the research center, led a tour of the center and shared the history of coffee and the institute's achievements. The tour included visits to testing fields and laboratories, where the group was able to see the entire cycle of coffee cultivation – from bean, to seedling, to tree, and back to bean – as well as the traditional roasting and brewing processes. The visit concluded with a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony during which the experts were served cups of aromatic, fresh Jebena-brewed Arabica coffee.Garden-grown CoffeeDuring the trip, the group visited sites with garden coffee production systems in Jimma, which accounts for about 50% of Ethiopia's' total production. In Ethiopia there are four ways that coffee is grown and produced; in forests, in semi-forests, gardens and on plantations. During a visit to the garden of Nasir, the group met a model coffee farmer who has been able to significantly increase his yield by carefully spacing the coffee trees, using organic materials as fertilizer and intercropping with avocado, banana and other shade trees.Joseph Bigirimana, a research scientist and the director of the Rwanda Agricultural Board's Coffee Program, was inspired by the sustainable coffee production practices."Strategies should be put in place so that lessons learned may be applied in our respective countries," he said.The experts also took a two-hour journey to the Bonga in the Kaffa zone, which locals claim is the actual place where coffee was discovered. In Bonga, the group was able to visit forest coffee and semi- forest coffee production systems, and a visit to the Kafa Biosphere Reserve allowed the group to roam around the forest and identify different varieties of wild coffee trees growing under the shade of natural forest trees. The shade environment allows the coffee to develop resistance to diseases and keep the soil highly nourished. Although it only accounts for about 10% of total coffee production, forest coffee is internationally priced for its unique aroma as well as flavor."I learned so much," said Gilbert Nduwayo, head of the Coffee Research Program in the Burundi Institute of Agricultural Research. "I have many ideas to convince others to do shade-grown coffee, to do land management with connectivity and to produce shade-grown coffee guide."The group also briefly visited the semi- forest production system in which farmers clear out some areas in the forest while balancing the coffee trees' needs for adequate sunlight and shade. This type of cultivation accounts for roughly 35% of the coffee production."As our learning journey continues, I have started to see coffee as 'Green Gold,'" said Gayatri Kanungo, an environmental researcher with the World Bank Group TerrAfrica team. "Improving its quality and yield through coffee landscape management including use of shade grown techniques is well worth the effort!" Show Less -
Doing Business 2015 : going beyond efficiency - Rwanda
This economy profile for Doing Business 2015 presents the 11 Doing Business indicators for Rwanda. To allow for useful comparison, the profile also provides data fo... Show More + r other selected economies (comparator economies) for each indicator. Doing Business 2015 is the 12th edition in a series of annual reports measuring the regulations that enhance business activity and those that constrain it. Economies are ranked on their ease of doing business; for 2015 Rwanda ranks 46. A high ease of doing business ranking means the regulatory environment is more conducive to the starting and operation of a local firm. Doing Business presents quantitative indicators on business regulations and the protection of property rights that can be compared across 189 economies from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe and over time. Doing Business measures regulations affecting 11 areas of the life of a business known as indicators. Ten of these areas are included in this year's ranking on the ease of doing business: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting minority investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, and resolving insolvency. Doing Business also measures labor market regulation, which is not included in this year's ranking. The data in this report are current as of June 1, 2014 (except for the paying taxes indicators, which cover the period from January to December 2013). Show Less -
Adolescent girls initiative Rwanda : midline report
This midline report covers the second component of the 3-part evaluation of the promoting economic empowerment of adolescent women and young girls project in Rwanda... Show More + . This project is part of the World Banks Adolescent Girls Initiative (AGI), which promotes economic empowerment of adolescent girls and young women in 8 low-income and post-conflict countries: Afghanistan, Haiti, Jordan, Lao PDR, Liberia, Nepal, Rwanda, and South Sudan. The AGI program includes a strong evaluation component in order to generate new evidence around what works for improving young womens labor market outcomes. Show Less -
Rwanda - Public Sector Governance Program for Results : fiduciary assessment
A fiduciary assessment for the Rwanda Public Sector Governance PforR was carried out, taking into account recent PFM diagnostic reports and meetings and discussions... Show More + with key officials in the proposed implementing agencies and other stakeholders. The assessment followed the Draft Guidance Notes on PforR Operations and requirements of OP/BP 9.00, Program for Results. The assessment used the four pillars approach of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentDevelopment Assistance Committee (OECD-DAC) to define the inherent risks in the procurement environment. In line with the Sector Boards practices manual, the potential FM risks for the various PFM elements are rated as low (L), modest (M), substantial (S), or high (H). The assessment is also mindful of the gaps that may exist between form (policies, laws, structures, instructions/manuals) and actual functionality or practices of the PFM system. Mitigation measures are proposed to reinforce the governments PFM reform efforts. Critical measures are included in the PAP. Show Less -
Rwanda - Public Sector Governance Program for Results Project : technical assessment
The Public Financial Management (PFM) Sector Strategic Plan (SSP) identifies key challenges and proposes solutions in each program that are translated into a founda... Show More + tion for defining sector priorities and outcomes through FY2017-18. Improving coherence between national strategies, the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF), and the annual budget process has been identified as an area for improvement under the first program, on economic planning and budgeting. In the second program, on resource mobilization, key challenges are inadequate resource mobilization, resulting in aid dependency at the national level and lack of discretionary revenues at the subnational level. Across the PFM sector, particularly under program 7, on PFM sector and coordination, capacity and skill shortages are identified as key bottlenecks. Capacity and skill shortages are more pronounced at the subnational level, especially on core PFM areas such as accounting, auditing, budgeting, and reporting. NISR made significant progress in the quality, timeliness, and dissemination of data, mainly in the social and demographic domain, under the first National Strategy for Development of Statistics, or NSDS (2009-14). The overarching objectives of NSDS 2 are to produce relevant, reliable, and timely statistics to monitor the progress of EDPRS 2 and to strengthen the NSS. Show Less -
Unleashing the Potential of the Mining Sector as a Contributor to Rwanda's National Development
In the latest Rwanda Economic Update, Unearthing the Subsoil: Mining and its Contribution to National Development, the World Bank Group (WBG) indicates that the higher growth rate expected for the nex... Show More + t two years will depend on increased mineral production volumes, international commodity prices of minerals, proactive macroeconomic management and private sector-led growth. A shortfall in foreign aid and resulting delays in budget expenditures in the second half of 2012 resulted in lower credit growth to the private sector, and contributed to a deceleration in growth during 2013. "Foreign aid and effective use of it have played a critical role in growth and macroeconomic stability in Rwanda," says Toru Nishiuchi, WBG economist and one of the lead authors of the report. But the economy grew from 4.7% in 2013 to 7.4% in early 2014 due to the expansion in the services sector and is expected to continue this positive trend. Show Less -
The Rwanda Economic Update: Unearthing the Subsoil
KIGALI, August 28, 2014— In the Rwanda Economic Update (REU) launched today, the World Bank forecasts an economic growth rate of 5.7% in 2014 and 6.6% in 2015.Rwanda's growth slowed to 4.7% in 2013, t... Show More + he lowest growth since 2003, due to the aid shortfall in the second half of 2012 and resulting delays in budget expenditures. In 2014, the expansion of the services sector contributed to a recovery of growth rate to 7.4% in the first quarter of 2014.Growth slowdown in 2013 reveals structural bottlenecks in Rwanda's economy, says the report. The contraction of domestic demand was offset by positive external demand. Investments in mining in the past few years and favorable international commodity prices contributed to the sharp increase in mineral exports, which accounted for 40 percent of the total goods exports in 2013. "The lagged effect of the aid shortfall to the economy was extended to the second half of 2013, decelerating both public and private sector activities. However, signs of recovery are evident in 2014. In addition to GDP growth rates, turnovers of services and industries have been picking up. Therefore, we are hopeful that the growth in 2014 will be higher than that in 2013" said Toru Nishiuchi, World Bank Economist and co-author of the report.According to the report, growth during the last decade was driven by high levels of public investment supported by significant aid inflows and effective use of them. Although aid resumed in the first half of 2013, their share in the economy is likely to gradually decrease. Therefore, future growth will increasingly hinge on progress of domestic resource mobilization and transformation in spurring private sector–led growth. "Rwanda's growth rate in the last decade has been impressive. What is needed now is a significant structural transformation of the economy, from one that is characterized by a large public sector, by a dominance of the non-tradable sectors and by limited private investment. This kind of transformation would minimize current vulnerabilities in the economy and enable Rwanda to sustain its high growth rates into the next decade," said Carolyn Turk, World Bank Country Manager for Rwanda."Going forward, Rwanda needs to transform its economy from being aid dependent, public sector led, and domestic demand driven, to being self-reliant, private sector led, and net export led through addressing constraints to private sector investment such as energy and transport. In this regard, public investment will focus more on how to leverage private sector investment," said Toru Nishiuchi.Despite the current small-scale nature, the mining sector has potential to contribute to national development. According to the report, which has a special section on mining, the production capacity of the landlocked country's mining sector has progressively increased, with export earnings in 2013 reaching US$225 million. The sector also has potential to contribute to jobs and foreign direct investments. "Beyond export earnings, mining shows promise for non-farm job creation, an important pillar of the government's poverty reduction strategy," said Rachel Perks, World Bank Mining Specialist, and co-author of the report. "As of early 2014, mining in the rural areas directly employed more than 33,000 people. Mining jobs also pay better when compared against other wage workers in the rural areas," she said.The government's ongoing efforts to transform its predominantly small-scale mining sector into semi-industrial and industrial activities will benefit from strategic focus on the following measures:Secure the Enabling Legal and Regulatory Environment for InvestmentBuild the Geological Knowledge Base for Future InvestmentIncrease Fiscal Receipts and Ensure Revenue ManagementImprove Recovery and Domestic ProcessingStrengthen Human Development Show Less -
Rwanda: World Bank to Support Forest Restoration and Conservation
WASHINGTON, August 27 , 2014 – The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors today approved a total of US$9.3 million in trust fund grants for the Government of Rwanda to help boost land management of... Show More + the Gishwati and Mukura forests and improve the environment, local livelihoods, and climate resilience.This area has lost most of its natural forest in recent decades, and has suffered from severe soil erosion, landslides and floods. But some patches of native forest remain, alongside important biodiversity, including a small population of chimpanzees.The financing in the form of grants from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) will support the Landscape Approach to Forest Restoration and Conservation Project. It will increase the number and diversity of trees to help improve soil fertility, stabilize slopes, regulate stream flow and expand the resource base for local livelihoods.The project will also focus on rehabilitating the forests and its biodiversity, improving sustainable land management and agroforestry, and introducing silvo-pastoral approaches. This will be complemented by direct support to community livelihoods, improved flood forecasting and preparedness, and investments in terracing to prevent land erosion. "The long-term vision is that protecting the Gishwati-Mukura area's soil, water, forest and scenic riches will support a diverse and profitable economy, and ultimately boost tourism along the Lake Kivu shore. Project activities and coordinated planning across government agencies will play a major role in meeting this goal" said Stephen Ling, World Bank team leader for the project.The rural residents living in the Gishwati-Mukura area, a quarter of whom make up the poorest people as well as those who farm on land highly vulnerable to natural disasters, will benefit directly from increased agricultural production through improved land management, livelihoods diversification and improved flood warning and response systems. Show Less -
Rwanda - Landscape Approach to Forest Restoration and Conservation
GEF Grant: US $5.487 million equivalentLeast Developed Countries' Fund (LDCF) grant: US $4.045 million equivalentProject ID: P131464Project Description: The objective of the project is to boost land m... Show More + anagement of the Gishwati and Mukura forests and improve the environment, local livelihoods, and climate resilience. Show Less -
Unearthing the subsoil : mining and its contribution to national development
The Rwanda economic update reports on and synthesizes recent economic developments and places them in a medium-term and global context. It analyzes the implications... Show More + of these developments and policies for the outlook of Rwandas economy. These reports attempt to make an analytical contribution to the implementation of Rwandas national development strategy. Each edition of the report includes a special feature on a selected topic. The report is intended for a wide audience, including policy makers, business leaders and other market participants, and the community of analysts engaged in Rwandas economy. Show Less -
Investing in Young Women Pays Off in Rwanda
KIGALI—Rwanda has made major strides over the last decade in boosting growth, reducing poverty, and tackling gender inequality. From 2001-2012, its real GDP growth averaged 8.1 percent while... Show More + the poverty rate fell from 59 percent in 2001 to 45 percent in 2011. It also has the highest number of female parliamentarians in the world, with 63.8 percent of seats in the lower house occupied by women.But numerous challenges remain, particularly for young women in this youthful, densely populated country in Africa's Great Lakes region.The country's large youth cohort—some 19 percent of the population is aged 15-24—faces major obstacles in entering the work force. Adolescent girls face the added burdens of widespread early childbearing, high fertility, and gender-based violence. Young women are also less likely than their male peers to complete secondary education, limiting their opportunities and ability to work their way out of poverty.To tackle these challenges, the Rwanda Adolescent Girls Initiative (AGI) launched a pilot program in 2012 to boost job skills and incomes among disadvantaged adolescent girls and young women, aged 15-24, in two urban and two rural districts of Rwanda.Young women get six months of skills training in areas such as food processing, culinary arts, arts and crafts, and agri-business—complemented by life skills courses, social support, and mentoring. Participants also receive support to form cooperatives and connect with the private sector, including exporters: One public-private partnership is helping participants break into high-end US and Japanese markets.Three cohorts of young women—2,007 in all—will have completed training in September 2014. While the project is still in the pilot stage, anecdotal evidence suggests it is having a positive impact on the lives of participants. For example, 23 girls who studied food processing at the Gaculiro Training Center in Kigali have been placed in two-month internships with local industries. Show Less -
Rwandan Government and WBG Sign Agreement to Help Survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Rwanda
KIGALI, August 6, 2014—The World Bank Group and the Government of Rwanda today signed a financial agreement of US$15 million to provide community and health services for survivors of sexual and gender... Show More + -based violence (SGBV) by expanding the Isange One Stop Centers while promoting gender equality, behavioral change and violence prevention in Rwanda.The financial credit is part of a US$107 million regional project, the Great Lakes Emergency SGBV and Women's Health Project, approved by the Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors on June 26th to Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Rwanda as well as the International Conference to the Great Lakes Region, to help survivors of gender based violence."The developmental impacts of sexual violence are high and require an integrated approach to support some of the most vulnerable populations in the Great Lakes region as well as Rwanda. This Project is the first IDA operation of the World Bank Group to support comprehensive services for survivors of sexual violence in the Africa region" said Carolyn Turk, the World Bank Country Manager for Rwanda.The Great Lakes Emergency SGBV and Women's Health Project will benefit directly over 29,000 women and girls in Rwanda and support and complement the ongoing efforts from the Rwandan government and its partners, including UN agencies, the Netherlands, DFID and the Swiss Development Cooperation operating in the country."Rwanda remains committed to fight Sexual and Gender Based Violence to ensure that GBV is drastically reduced and that victims access appropriate services which free all Rwandans from all forms of violence and discrimination," said Claver Gatete, the Minister of Finance and Economic Planning for Rwanda.In May 2013, President Jim Yong Kim announced US$1 billion in new Bank Group regional support for the countries of the Great Lakes while visiting the war-torn area with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Delivery of this support is on target. The new project reflects the institution's commitment to support the three countries as they reduce poverty and promote shared prosperity by focusing especially on women, who are among the most vulnerable groups in the region. Show Less -
A study of gender, masculinities and reintegration of former combatants in Rwanda : results from the International men and gender equality survey (IMAGES)
The International Men and Gender Equality Survey (IMAGES) created and coordinated by Promun¬do and the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) is one ... Show More + of the most comprehen¬sive studies ever on mens practices and attitudes as they relate to gender norms, attitudes toward gen¬der equality policies, household dynamics including caregiving and mens involvement as fathers, inti¬mate partner violence, health and economic stress. As of 2013, it had been carried out in 10 countries with additional partner studies in Asia inspired in part by IMAGES. Show Less -
World Bank Group to Step-Up Its Support to Rwanda's Financial Inclusion Goals
KIGALI, Rwanda July 18, 2014—The World Bank Group today launched a program to mobilize technical capacity and knowledge to help Rwanda achieve its financial inclusion goals and targets. The Fina... Show More + ncial Inclusion Support Framework (FISF) for Rwanda is a US$2.25 million trust fund executed by the Bank Group and financed by the Dutch Government.The program will focus on key areas expected to have the greatest impact based on Rwanda's financial inclusion agenda. These include: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) Finance; Financial Consumer Protection; Financial Literacy; Payment Systems, and Financial Infrastructure. The FISF program is fully aligned with the government's Financial Sector Development Plan, FSDPII.Financial inclusion is a priority for the Bank Group to meet the challenge of achieving Universal Financial Access globally by 2020 and is vital to help overcome the challenge of eradicating extreme poverty and increasing shared prosperity.Rwanda has made remarkable progress in financial inclusion in recent years. The proportion of adults with financial access, both formal and informal, increased from 47% to 72% between 2008 and 2012. This achievement and the ambitious objective to raise financial inclusion to 90% by 2020 is a reflection of Rwanda's deep commitment at the national level to create access to finance. It also demonstrates the support and mobilization of all stakeholders, both public and private, towards this goal. "Rwanda has set an ambitious objective of reaching 80% of formal financial inclusion by 2017, and I am pleased to say that significant progress has already been made towards achieving this target." said John Rwangombwa, Governor, National Bank of Rwanda.The new FISF program will partner with and support Rwanda to achieve its financial inclusion goal, with a particular focus on improving access, usage and quality of financial services, especially for underserved and low-income populations in rural areas."Rwanda is the first country in Sub-Saharan Africa and one of two globally to benefit from this program. It will help the country meet its ambitious financial inclusion goal through technical assistance, advisory services, and capacity building for far-reaching policy and regulatory reforms as well as critical financial infrastructure development." said Bertrand Badré, Managing Director and World Bank Group Chief Financial Officer."Access to affordable financial services can make a big difference in people's lives. It can help them to take better charge of their future. I am very proud that the Netherlands supports this important program", said Leoni Cuelenaere, Ambassador, Netherlands.The FISF is the latest addition to the Bank Group's engagement in Rwanda. The Bank Group is committed to continue providing support for the development of Rwanda's financial sector in line with the new Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) for Rwanda. The World Bank is currently working with the National Bank of Rwanda to strengthen financial stability with a US$2 million trust fund financed by the Financial Sector Reform and Strengthening Initiative (FIRST). In addition, the International Financial Corporation (IFC) is supporting financial and private sector development in the country with an expected investment of US$20 million under the new CPS four year period.The new initiative will benefit from close collaboration with government, lawmakers, private sector, development partners, civil society, and academia. Show Less -
New World Bank Group Development Strategy Will Help Rwanda Create Jobs, Boost Agricultural Productivity and Spur Private Sector Investments
Africa: World Bank Group Sets Historic New Development Financing Record for Region
WASHINGTON, July 7, 2014 - The World Bank Group committed a record-breaking *$15.3 billion to Sub Saharan Africa's development in fiscal year 2014 (July 2013 to June 2014) supporting shared prosperity... Show More + in the Region and focusing on increased efforts to reduce poverty."Africa is making significant progress and at the World Bank we are stepping up the momentum to innovate and think big in order to help our clients achieve their development goals. We applaud the improved policies and prudent fiscal decisions many governments have made and we will continue to provide financing through loans and grants, technical expertise and to mobilize our unique convening power to leverage the resources of other development partners," said Makhtar Diop, World Bank Vice President for the Africa Region.The Bank Group continued its strong commitment to Africa delivering $10.6 billion in new lending for 160 projects this fiscal year (FY14). These commitments included a new record of $10.2 billion in zero-interest credits and grants from the International Development Association (IDA), the World Bank's fund for the poorest countries. This is the highest level of IDA delivery by any region in the World Bank's history.Private Sector-Led Growth and Job CreationIFC's work in the private sector in Africa during FY14 focused on bridging the infrastructure gap, promoting a productive real sector and leading inclusive business approaches to help drive growth and job creation. IFC investments on the continent amounted to over $4.2 billion, with over $3 billion committed in IDA countries and almost $800 million in fragile and conflict-affected states. IFC spent $55 million on Advisory Services programs in the region, 96 percent of which was distributed to IDA countries.In FY 2014, MIGA issued guarantees of $515 million in support of projects in the oil and gas, power, services, and telecommunications sectors. The Agency also teamed up with the Overseas Private Investment Corporation to establish a $350-million political risk facility that will support planned investments in sustainable agribusiness in up to 13 countries throughout sub-Saharan Africa. The Bank Group worked collaboratively to tackle development challenges and focused on regional projects in sustainable energy, irrigation, water management, and food security, and also on job training programs for youth, preventing malaria and other tropical diseases, and on social protection for poor families across the region. Fragility and Emergency ActionIn FY14, the Bank Group focused its efforts to act quickly and effectively in emergency situations across Africa. In response to the crisis in Central African Republic, the Bank delivered emergency development funds of over US$70 million to help restore key government services and to support food distribution and health services.Major regional initiatives focused on the challenges of fragility and conflict. In November 2013, World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim pledged $1.5 billion to boost economic growth and lift the people of Africa's Sahel Region out of devastating poverty. Kim's pledge came during an historic joint trip to the Sahel with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. Boosting EnergySub-Saharan Africa is blessed with large hydropower resources that can create electricity, yet only 10% of its potential has been harnessed. Boosting access to affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy is a primary objective of the Bank's work in Africa. 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Both initiatives will increase electricity generation capacity benefitting millions of Africans.Improving Agricultural ProductivityThe Bank supports country-led efforts to improve agricultural productivity by linking farmers to markets and reducing risk and vulnerability; increase rural employment; and make agriculture more environmentally sustainable. Projects during FY14 included support for improving pastoralism through community development and livelihoods in Ethiopia, boosting agribusiness in Senegal, and pushing the envelope on landscape management, notably in the Sahel.Higher Education for DevelopmentHigher education plays a key role in promoting economic growth and development especially for Africa's fastest growing youth population. As one of the largest financiers of higher education in the region, the World Bank is mobilizing its knowledge and leadership behind countries to champion education. 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The economy may be stuck in a rut. But there are still some red-hot areas in the tech industry where highly-skilled workers are in demand. (There's a reason why all of those Silicon Valley tech companies are setting up development centers in Seattle).
But where are the best places to work? Glassdoor.com, a jobs and career site, recently unveiled their list of the top 50 employers, a list led by Facebook, Southwest Airlines, Bain & Company, General Mills and Edelman. Just one Seattle-based company, the IT consulting shop Slalom Consulting, cracked the top 25 of the national list. (It ranked 8th).
But the folks at Glassdoor took it a step further, offering a more detailed look at the top employers in the Seattle area (at least judged by the people who work at those companies). Glassdoor also compiled its annual ratings of the best and worst CEOs.
So, who finished at the top and (the bottom)?
According to Glassdoor, Expedia, T-Mobile and Amazon.com ranked equally with an overall score of 3.2. Meanwhile, Microsoft and Avanade did slightly better with a score of 3.5.
As noted in the chart, Slalom Consulting led the pack with a score of 4.2.
Meanwhile, Slalom President Tony Rojas scored an impressive 86 percent approval rating. Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos was a close second in Seattle high-tech with an 85 percent approval rating, while embattled Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer scored a 49 percent approval rating.
As the chart above shows, Zillow.com is among the top rated companies in the Glassdoor system with a score of 4.5. Zillow.com co-founder Rich Barton -- as we've noted before -- is a co-founder, board member and early investor in Glassdoor.
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By Marshall Connolly (Catholic Online)
3/12/2014 (8 months ago)
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What do you give to a person who has everything? For some, it could be naming a star, an asteroid , or even a crater on the Moon or Mars after them. While such practices make for novelty gifts, few people care what is written in an unofficial database, except for one "official body" that claims the right to name objects in space all to itself. Now, a recent naming campaign has one private venture and an official astronomer's union clashing.
By Marshall Connolly (Catholic Online)
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3/12/2014 (8 months ago)
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Keywords: Uwingu, Mars One, IAU, astronomers, naming, craters, Mars, Moon, money
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - It is every astronomer's dream to be the first to discover an object in space and have it named after themselves. Space objects are much more timeless than earthly monuments and with the future of humanity in space, they could perhaps become major features for millions of people, or so many fantasize.
Yet, who names space objects and why?
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We love maps. Maps are an important tool for understanding the cosmos, particularly the Moon and Mars which have been imaged in high resolution in anticipation of human missions to both places in the decades to come. The features on those maps need names, so one body, the International Astronomical Union, comprised of astronomers from around the world, claims the right to name otherworldly features, including the craters on both worlds.
However, a commercial startup known as Uwingu, has stepped on the IAU's toes, rather hard, by selling the rights to name Martian craters for anywhere between $5 to $5,000, depending on the size of each. Some can be as small as a few meters across.
The names make for novelty gifts and they money is used to finance science education as well as the Dutch venture, Mars One which plans to put humans on Mars within 20 years financed by various high-profile publicity stunts, including a possible reality show to choose who will make the one-way trip to Mars.
According to Uwingu, 7,000 craters have been named and the names will be used on official Mars One maps.
This naturally has the Paris-based IAU upset. The IAU has provided the official names for objects in space for over a century and continues to name space objects. Mountains and craters, as well as every other thing in space that can be named falls within their purview. The IAU also demoted the status of Pluto as a planet in 2006 when it became clear that Pluto was just one of several similarly-sized, distant objects ringing the Solar System.
The IAU has criticized Uwingu's pay-to-name a crater on Mars plan saying Tuesday, "Such initiatives go against the spirit of free and equal access to space, as well as against internationally recognized standards. Hence no purchased names can ever be used on official maps and globes."
This prompted Uwingu co-founder, Doug Griffith to issue a scathing reply, "The IAU needs to stop being the self-licking ice cream cone of the scientific community, and recognize that as long as its existence is merely to gratify its own puritanical principles and sense of elitism, it is not going to be a part of the next wave of space exploration. That will be done by others who recognize that science exists for the benefit of the world, not for the scientists," Griffith told NBC in an email.
To be fair, Uwingu also tells potential buyers that their names are unofficial and despite their likely inclusion on Mars One maps, they might not be used in the future.
And there's no reason to think the IAU's names will be accepted either.
Eventually, people who end up near these features will name them whatever they like. Just as today, people who live in a community name features around them in spite of official names, people of tomorrow will do the same. The colonizers of the Moon and Mars will probably have little regard for the IAU and other agencies that claim rights to label things that are merely objects on a map for earthbound scientists, but a daily reality for future colonizers.
For their part, NASA and other various space agencies will continue using official IAU names. However, given the fiscal and political reality of space travel, it's difficult to say if it will be NASA or a private agency, such as Mars One, that will actually make it there first, and that fact may have a lot of bearing on the outcome of the current debate.
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NBC's decision not to stream a feed of the Winter Olympic opening ceremony live in the United States didn't mean that video couldn't be found.
Links to the ceremony from other sources popped up online Friday on social media sites like Twitter, sometimes accompanied by complaints about NBC's decision. NBC has rights to Olympic video in the United States, but there are other rights holders outside the country that aired the ceremony live.
NBC said Friday that a "very small number of users" watched online instead of waiting for the network's prime-time coverage. During the London Olympics in 2012, NBC estimated that less than 2 percent of Olympics video viewed in the United States was not from NBC's official feed.
The network would not discuss anti-piracy efforts taken in conjunction with the International Olympic Committee.
The ceremony over, NBC is showing all of the competition live online or on cable TV. No decision has been announced on the closing ceremony, although NBC streamed that online. There is a nine-hour time difference between the eastern United States and Sochi.
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The UK's goods trade deficit with the rest of the world narrowed in February by more than expected, helped by a fall in imports, official data has shown. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the trade deficit shrank to £9.1 billion from £9.4 billion in January. Economists had expected a deficit of £9.2bn. Imports fell 2.2 per cent to £32.6 billion in February, helping to offset a 1.6 per cent fall in exports to £23.5 billion—the lowest level of exports since November 2010.
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Despite earning the top spot at the box office, the predictable laughs in Will Ferrell's Semi-Pro only earned $15.3 million over the weekend. This is considered a disappointing sum, especially compared to opening weekends of other Ferrell films like Talladega Nights and Blades of Glory. Variety reports that this underwhelming performance by the basketball comedy may have been due to mediocre reviews and an R-rating.
Vantage Point was only bumped down one spot to No. 2 over the weekend followed by The Spiderwick Chronicles at No. 3. The adaptation of Buzz Book Club's February selection The Other Boleyn Girl took the fourth spot earning an estimated $8.3 million. Penelope starring Reese Witherspoon and Christina Ricci also opened this weekend coming in at No. 8 behind Jumper, Step Up 2 The Streets, and Fool's Gold.
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Mitt Romney opens up about LDS faith to public; NBC's 'Rock Center' takes a look at Mormonism Thursday
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Throughout Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, the presumptive GOP nominee has been quiet about his Mormon faith. However, with the 2012 Republican National Convention opening next Monday, Romney has begun to be more open about his religious convictions.
Although the Romney family has had membership in the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for more than five generations, Mitt Romney has not often spoken of the faith in public. In the five years that Romney has been campaigning for president, he has only made two major addresses about his religion — only mentioning the word "Mormon" once. His first address was in 2007 at the George Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, and the second was the commencement speech at Liberty University.
As the 2012 RNC draws closer, Romney's aides invited members of the media to accompany him to LDS Church services yesterday near his lake house in Wolfeboro, N.H., giving the public a look into his religion.
The decision came with encouragement of his advisers, and they believe that after a year of not emphasizing religion in his public campaign, Romney should now embrace it. His advisers believe the appeal of the positive qualities Romney has cultivated because of his religious devotion and leadership in the church will outweigh the apprehension voters may have about the unfamiliar Mormon religion.
A recent poll by the Pew Research Center found a majority of voters are comfortable with Romney's religion. However, many of those surveyed didn't know what his faith was, and an increasing number said they thought Obama, who is Christian, is a Muslim.
The poll also found the while voters arent concerned about what faith a candidate belongs to, they do care that he or she is a person of faith. A recent interview with Cathedral Age gave a rare glimpse of each candidates views about their faith and the role of religion in politics and the public square.
The faith will be a point of focus during primetime television this week as this Thursday night NBC's "Rock Center with Brian Williams" on KSL 5 will take an hour-long look at the LDS faith, featuring interviews with JetBlue founder David Neeleman, and author and Deseret News contributor Jeff Benedict.
"I think we're just serious about life," Neeleman told the TV newsmagazine. "You know, we are taught that it's not bad to make money in life. It's not bad, but it's not your money, it's heavenly father's money and you should be good stewards over that money."
Benedict, author of "The Mormon Way of Doing Business," remarked in the "Rock Center" interview that the two-year LDS mission that many in the faith participate in strongly impacts how LDS business leaders work. "It's a life-changing experience for them," Benedict said in the interview. "It's like a fast track to seriousness."
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