High Lands Centre of Leadership for Development-Rwanda

Thursday 10th February 2022, HLC-L4D held a meeting with the IFPRI team, who paid us a courtesy visit at our Kimihurura office.

This was the first of several others, after a collaborative partnership between the two parties, aimed at advancing Rwanda’s agricultural transformation. The main agenda was the development of capacity for policy analysis.

The president and Founder of HLC-L4D introduced the research team, presented the company’s profile, and the Impact Evaluation module.

Happening Now: Baseline Survey Report on Sustainable Agricultural Productivity and Market Linkage Project (SAPMP).

Sustainable Agricultural Productivity and Market Linkage Project (SAPMP) is a four-year project (October 2020 to December 2024) funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and implemented by the Project Management Consulting (PMC), which is an implementing agency selected by KOICA and the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources
(MINAGRI) through Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Board (RAB).

The project’s intervention area is Nyiramageni Marshland and its surrounding hillside sites, located between Gisagara and Nyanza Districts. The project’s primary goal is to increase agricultural productivity and incomes of low-income smallholder farmers to support smallholder farmers, especially women involved in the production of food crops, horticulture (fruits and vegetables), and other crops.

The SAPMP baseline survey was conducted in collaboration with the High Lands Centre of Leadership for Development (HCL-L4D) to document the current prevailing conditions of key project indicators as presented in the results framework and other information support to inform the implementation of the project.

On 1st October 2021, the former Managing Director of HLC-L4D, Mr John Rwirahira, officially handed over to the Incoming Managing Director, Mr Fred Mugisha.

Read more: https://l4d.rw/rwanda-in-development-marathon-and-the-centre-has-an-essential-role-in-the-process-hlc-l4d-welcomes-new-leadership/

Rwanda in development marathon and the centre has an essential role in the process| HLC-L4D Welcomes New Leadership – HLC-L4D On 1st October 2021, the former Managing director of HLC-L4D, Mr John Rwirahira, officially handed over to the Incoming Managing Director, Mr Fred Mugisha. 

L4D Rwanda was created with the aim to provide evidence that strengthens the role of research and governance in Rwanda’s socio-economic transformation. Join us today and be part of the community that is .