World Health Organization in Rwanda
The WHO-FIC Network of Collaborating Centres was established in 1970 to assist the World Health Organization (WHO) with international classifications. It includes three main classifications: the In...
A brief look at Rwanda’s 2024 Marburg outbreak response—key partnerships, challenges, and how it shapes future preparedness.
In Rwanda, over 80% of citizens receive care at health centers (HCs). To enhance the quality and efficiency of health services and data, the Ministry of Health has begun gradually implementing the ...
Embarking on a groundbreaking journey, Rwanda charges forward in its plans to construct a state-of-the-art laboratory with financial backing by the European Union and WHO collaboration.
A delegat...
🥼🌍 Joining the Ministry of Health and the world in celebrating our real-life superheroes this Nurses Day, 2023!
As Vianney, Head Nurse at Gahanga Health Centre says, “This is more than a job - it .
Learn more about WHO and the Ministry of Health's collaboration towards ending TB in Rwanda.
As Rwanda celebrates a 42% reduction in Tuberculosis cases over the past two decades, we learn more of this remarkable progress through Marie Jeanne's eyes.
The World Health Organization in Rwanda...
Rwanda is leading the charge against Tuberculosis, boasting the lowest TB incidence in East Africa.
On March 24, the country marked #WorldTBDay in Rwanda's northern Rulindo district, highlighting...
The Ishema Ryanjye card game takes the classroom by storm.
In a pivotal moment for Rwanda's health security, the Ministry of Health, and the World Health Organization (WHO) joined forces in a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to boost emergency preparednes...
Breaking barriers, spreading pride!
The ‘Ishema Ryanjye’ project is igniting change in Rwanda's Muhanga District by empowering 600+ students with sexual health (#SRHR) education through a fun and...
Let's play cards!
Not any cards though, the Ishema Ryanjye cards.
Ishema Ryanjye cards are more than just a deck of cards, they are a tool to help break down barriers and encourage open discussi...
Rwanda on -boarding Emergency Preparedness and Response Capacity Building, Learning and Training for African Health Volunteers Corps (AVoHC) on Strengthening and Utilizing Response Groups for Emerg...
Thank you to the Government of Rwanda and all healthcare heroes for your hard work and dedication in keeping the community safe and healthy in 2022, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic and the ...
For the first time, counting every life in Rwanda is possible. High-level commitment in strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) has made registering births and deaths the free ...
Instead of making long and expensive journeys to previously distant registration centers, Rwandans can now register births and deaths close to home.
The country’s 2020 Births and Death Act set th...