Today, the #GEARProject brought together mentors and mentees to mark the successful completion of the LTA (Legitimacy, Transparency and Accountability) Coaching Programme, which began in September 2025. The journey has strengthened knowledge, built connections and created space for shared learning. This milestone contributes to the PFTH’s broader goal of strengthening its member organisations to become more legitimate, transparent, and accountable, and better serve their communities. @careinrwanda #CapacityStrengthening #WomenEmpowerment #GenderEquality

On the International Day of Democracy, we joined the members from government institutions, civil society, and developments partners, convening a strategic dialogue on advancing decentralization, through improved service delivery, accountability, and governance. @RwandaLocalGov @RwandainSweden @SwissDevCoop @giz_rwanda #InternationalDayOfDemocracy #Decentralization

On this #InternationalDemocracyDay, @RCSPRwanda reaffirms its unwavering commitment promoting inclusive citizen participation by insuring no one is left behind. #CSORw

History was made! On 25th June 2026, the Dialogue between the Government and Civil Society in Rwanda brought together over 200 voices from Government officials, CSOs, development partners, academia, the private sector, and media. All gathered around one table, with one shared purpose: more inclusive and sustainable development outcomes. Every moment of this day was a testament to what we can achieve when we come to think and act together. 🤝 Watch the highlights and relive the conversations that will shape our path toward #NST2 and #Vision2050. Link: youtu.be/6eVCF6ZY2ko?si=asrl… #CSORw

Our Executive Director, Mrs. @uwaliliane joined the 3-day convening “Africa at the Centre: Leading Change, Shifting Power” hosted by @wacsi in Accra, Ghana. The discussions centered on what it takes for #Africa to define, lead, and shape its own development future: from confronting the histories behind our development story, to turning ideas into shared commitments and action that move Africa from the margins to the centre. We thank West Africa Civil Society Institute (@wacsi) for organizing such a timely and bold convening. #AfricaAtTheCentre #AfricaAtTheCentre26 #ShiftingThePower #CSORw

🚨𝐕𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 - 𝐈𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐨 𝐫𝐲'𝐮𝐦𝐮𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐨 𝐮𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐲𝐞👇👇👇 📌Umuryango uhamye ugomba kuba ushingiye ku ndangagaciro, wubakiye kuri za kirazira 📌Amahame (Principes) agenga umuryango. 📌Uburere (buruta ubuvuke) 𝐔𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐠𝐞 𝐊𝐚𝐲𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐚 𝐋𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐄𝐃, 𝐑𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐂𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐥 𝐒𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐭𝐲 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦. #Rwanda

🚨Murararitswe‼️ Uyu munsi guhera i Saa Munani (14h00), tubararikiye kuza gukurikira ikiganiro "Twubake Umuryango Uhamye Dutegura Ejo Twifuza" . Muragikurikira ku bitangazamakuru bitandukanye harimo @isangostar @radioishingiro @radio_huguka @FINEFmRwanda n'izindi Ntimucikwe!

This is a great milestone and a meaningful step toward building digital pathways that create real opportunities and leave no one behind. At RCSP, we reaffirm our commitment to this partnership and look forward to co-creating scalable solutions that are inclusive, accessible, and responsive to the needs of Rwandan communities—turning connectivity into opportunity and opportunity into lasting impact. @MTNRwanda #CSORw

In the spirit of digitalization, @RCSPRwanda has signed an MoU with @RICTAInfo to strengthen, secure online visibility, and advance digital transformation for RCSP and its member organisations. This collaboration will also contribute to quality and inclusive service delivery, which is under the Transformational Governance Pillar of the National Strategy for Transformation #NST2 #CSORw

Today, we were pleased to welcome Mrs. Lilian Alex, the CEO of the East African Civil Society Organisations’ Forum (@eacsof), to the RCSP offices in our capacity as the host of the #EACSOF Rwanda Chapter. Our fruitful discussions focused on preparations for the upcoming SG’s Forum and opportunities to strengthen collaboration in advancing shared regional civil society priorities. #CSORw #EACSOF

From 9–20 July 2026, our Director of Partnerships and Resource Mobilization, Mr. @allyalbert and the Executive Director of @afroark, Mrs. Patience Ilibagiza, are participating in the seminar on the Formulation and Implementation of Poverty Reduction Planning Policies for Developing Countries in Beijing, China. The seminar is organized and sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China (MOFCOM) and the International Poverty Reduction Center in China (IPRCC) as part of the cooperation between the People's Republic of China and the Republic of Rwanda. It is providing valuable insights into how visionary #leadership, effective public policies, and #community-driven implementation can contribute to #poverty reduction, rural revitalization, and shared prosperity. A key case study explores the development experience of villages in south-eastern Fujian Province, highlighting practical approaches that can inform development strategies in other countries. #CSORw #RwoX

Thank you for raising this important conversation @JosephRyarasa The changing funding landscape is indeed a timely reminder for the civil society sector to strategically rethink #sustainability. In this context, strengthening partnerships is no longer an option: it is a necessity. #Collaboration among Local NGOs, Government, the Private Sector, and Development Partners is essential to optimize resources allocation, reduce duplication, and maximize collective impact. These shifts are also consistent with the global #localization agenda, which encourages locally led development, greater local ownership, and the mobilization of domestic resources and expertise. The future of Rwanda's civil society lies in: - Reevaluating its relevance and legitimacy, - Redefining its identity, vision and mission in light of its context, - Building trust through transparent and accountable systems, processes and governance, - Forging stronger and more equitable partnerships #CSORw @GovernanceRw @NINGORwanda

@RCSPRwanda wishes all Rwandans a Happy Liberation Day. Together, let us build a united and prosperous Rwanda for all. #Kwibohora32 #LiberationDay #CSORw #RwoX

Yesterday, in collaboration with @RwandaLocalGov, we successfully convened the Government–Civil Society Dialogue under the theme: " From policy to prosperity: Strengthening the Collaboration between Government and Civil Society for Sustainable NST2 and Vision 2050 Outcomes." The dialogue reaffirmed our shared commitment to building stronger Government–CSO partnerships to accelerate the implementation of #NST2 and #Vision2050. Together, stakeholders recommended institutionalizing an annual Government–CSO Dialogue, strengthening structured CSO participation in policy processes, advancing the localization agenda, and promoting accountability, transparency, and evidence-based decision-making. Together, we are turning policy into progress and partnership into lasting impact. #GovernmentCSODialogue #CSORw #NST2 #Vision2050 #RwoT

In his closing remarks, the Deputy CEO of @GovernanceRw emphasized that the journey from policy to prosperity cannot be achieved by government alone. Delivering on #NST2 and #Vision2050 requires strong, sustained partnerships with CSOs, the private sector, and development partners. He called for a deliberate shift from coordination and collaboration to genuine partnership—grounded in trust, shared responsibility, accountability, and evidence-based action—to translate policy into tangible, inclusive outcomes for all. #GovernmentCSODialogue #CSORw

Today, the Minister of Local Government, @Dominiquehab, officially opened the Government–Civil Society Dialogue. Held under the theme, “Strengthening Collaboration between Government and Civil Society for Sustainable NST2 and Vision 2050 Outcomes,” the forum serves as a strategic platform to reinforce institutional partnerships for national development. Minister Habimana commended Rwanda’s remarkable socio-economic progress over the last 32 years. He attributed these achievements to the enduring partnership between the Government and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), guided by an inclusive leadership that actively values the contributions of all stakeholders. The Minister underscored the vital role of institutionalized platforms in driving impactful governance. He highlighted the Joint Action Development Forum (JADF) at the local government level, alongside Technical and Sector Working Groups at the national level, as central mechanisms ensuring that developmental programs translate into tangible transformations in citizen welfare. “The mandate of Civil Society extends far beyond the co-design of national aspirations; it is fundamentally rooted in their active realization. Today’s dialogue offers a timely opportunity to evaluate our shared progress, strengthen strategic alignment, and renew our collective commitment to Rwanda’s developmental milestones”, he said. Minister Habimana urged Civil Society Organizations to further align and advance their interventions with pressing grassroots priorities. He called for an intensified, collaborative focus on critical socio-economic challenges, including eradicating malnutrition, combating gender-based violence, and upgrading community hygiene and sanitation standards.

In his opening remarks at the Government–Civil Society Dialogue, the Guest of Honour, Hon. Minister of @RwandaLocalGov emphasized that Rwanda’s progress has been achieved through strong collaboration among Government, citizens, Civil Society, the private sector, and development partners. He appreciated Civil Society’s contribution to #NST2 and #Vision2050 across economic transformation, social transformation, and transformational governance. He mentioned, “Policy provides direction, but prosperity becomes meaningful only when it is experienced by every citizen in every community.” He later reaffirmed the Government’s continued commitment to enabling a conducive environment for #CSOs and stressed that civil society must continue to uphold transparency and accountability. He called for a shift from consultation to co-creation, from project-based engagement to long-term strategic partnership, and from counting activities to measuring real impact on citizens’ lives. #GovernmentCSODialogue #CSORw #Vision2050 #NST2

In his welcome remarks at the Government–Civil Society Dialogue, the Chairperson of RCSP highlighted Civil Society as more than a service delivery actor, but also a key partner in policy influence, advocacy, and translating national policies into real community impact. He urged stronger Government–CSO collaboration for #NST2 and #Vision2050 implementation. He also appreciated @RwandaLocalGov and @GovernanceRw for strengthening collaboration, and called for early CSO engagement in policy formulation, timely access to draft laws and budget documents, and a shift from coordination to true co-creation rooted in localization and joint problem-solving. #GovernmentCSODialogue #CSORw #Vision2050 #NST2

Happening now! The Government and Civil Society dialogue, convened under the theme "Strengthening the collaboration for sustainable outcomes" It is bringing together Government, Civil Society, Private Sector, Development Partners, and INGOs in Rwanda to reflect on CSO contributions under #NST1 and chart a collaborative path toward #NST2 #Vision2050.

📢 Save the Date: 25 June 2026 This Thursday, @RCSPRwanda in collaboration with @RwandaLocalGov are convening a National Dialogue between the Government and Civil Society in Rwanda. Join us as we reflect on CSO contributions under #NST1 and chart a collaborative path toward #NST2 #Vision2050. #GovernmentCSODialogue #CSORw