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<p>DFID Rwanda’s 2011-2016 Operational Plan (OP) supports the Government of Rwanda’s
Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy 2 (EDPRS2 2013-2017/18). In 2014/15
DFID will spend around £67 million supporting delivery of basic services, in particular
education and social protection; private sector and economic development; and the
strengthening of domestic accountability and Rwandan civil society.</p><p> </p><p>
</p><p> </p><p>By 2016, DFID support will seek to help 723,600 of the poorest people
in Rwanda to get a job, or financial support to meet their basic needs; 44,200 children
to complete basic education and ensure it is of a quality which enables them to pass
their national exam at the age of 14; 4.7 million land parcels to be registered as
legally owned, allowing owners to be able to invest in it to raise their incomes;
and help 1.8 million people to have a greater say in their own development and to
hold decision-makers to account.</p><p> </p>
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