This Operation has been modified as per Budget Revision 1 (see below).
Rwanda is a landlocked and resource-poor country with a population density of 407 persons per square kilometre. Fifty seven percent of Rwandans live below the poverty line and 37 percent are classified as extremely poor in an economy dominated by subsistence agriculture. Despite these challenges, the country has made great strides in economic and social development since the 1994 war and genocid.
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Rwanda has made remarkable economic progress since the 1994 genocide. Per capita incomes rose from US$140 in 1994 to US$343 in 2007. Rwanda’s macroeconomic performance has been good in recent years, despite major constrains. Between 2001 -2008, growth averaged 6.8 percent annually....