This strategic plan highlights the main priorities and resource requirements for the Rwanda Environment Management Authority over the next five years from 2022 until 2026. The overall objective of this strategic plan is to realise improved environment management and increased resilience to climate change for sustainable development and livelihoods. This Strategic Plan has four key areas that are Ecosystem Rehabilitation/Restoration and Biodiversity Conservation, Climate Change Resilience, Compliance and Enforcement and Education, Awareness and Mainstreaming.The implementation of this Strategic Plan will require funding which is expected to come from the national budget, the Rwanda Green Fund, commitments from development partners and project funding. Active participation is expected from centralised and decentralised entities as well as NGOs, faith-based organisations and the private sector. The vision of the Plan is that all sectors of Rwandan society value and undertake sound environmental management and rational use of natural resources to contribute to the national aspirations for sustainable development. The mission of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority is to promote and ensure the protection of the environment and sustainable management of natural resources through decentralised structures of governance and to seek national positions on emerging global issues to enhance the well-being of Rwandans. The Plan is drafted in 3 Chapter covering issues of legal frameworks, environmental governance, multilateral environmental agreements and Key achievements in the environment and climate change sub-sector in Chapter 2; and situation analysis, key challenges, strategic, implementation and logical framework in Chapter 3. The text has 2 Appendixes on ECC logical framework and indicative budget.
رواندا · 2022-06-01