Inades-Formation Rwanda was created in 1976. It obtained legal personality by ministerial decree n ° 119 of August 22, 1977, revised by ministerial decree n ° 75/11 of April 18, 2006. Since May 29, 2013, Inades -Formation Rwanda has been officially recognized as a national NGO in accordance with Law No. 04/2012 of 02/17/2012 governing the creation and operation of NGOs in Rwanda and has received the official approval of " Rwanda Governance Board ”(RGB). Inades-Formation Rwanda belongs to a pan-African network, Inades-Formation, which is currently established in ten countries: Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Togo.
The organization was set up by professional women from Rwanda and other nationalities. It was motivated by the findings from the analysis of the situation of women in rural areas, carried out by women involved in rural development. The challenges faced by Rwandan women identified through this analysis have been the subject of advocacy, lobbying, mobilization of policy makers, different authorities, and the community in general to promote change in terms of gender integration at all levels and more in-depth analysis by other development partners in favor of Rwandan women especially rural women. Subsequently, gender sensitive policies and programs begun to emerge. Following their analysis, the members of the Réseau des Femmes facilitated creation of other organizations dealing with specific themes such as Duterimbere for promoting economic empowerment, Haguruka for promoting legal rights and other similar organizations, which got together to establish an umbrella organisation bringing together 13 organisations, in 1993, “Profemmes / Twese Hamwe”.
Rwanda Development Organization (RDO) is a non-profit and Non-Government Organization (NGO) established in 1995 to support the initiatives of Rwandese in social and economic development. It is registered with Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) Ref. No. 139/11 of 17 December 2003.RDO has a vision of ensuring that all Rwandans are in control of their own destiny, enjoying a good standard of living and sustainable development. The mission of RDO is to empower partner communities including those vulnerable to improve their human capital, achieve food and nutrition security, and establish market linkages in a sustainable natural environment. RDO has 7 board members that meet every quarter and whenever necessary, and general assembly that convenes once a year. Also run an annual budget of average 1.2 million USD and conduct financial audit every year following organizations’ financial and accounting procedure manual and international accounting standards. RDO has 6 management staffs, 10 program staffs and 38 field officers plus 4 support staffs. It employs casual staff and consultants when need arises. RDO has directorial and statutory documents in place that govern all administrative and management procedures including procurement practices, which documents steer professional operations making our organization effective and efficient.
Rwanda Rural Rehabilitation Initiative (RWARRI) is a national Non-Governmental Organization whose idea was conceived in 1994 in Kenya but started its operations in Rwanda in 1995. It is dedicated to the promotion of and improvement of social and economic welfare of rural communities in Rwanda. The Organization was started by a group of professionals and self-motivated Rwandese wishing to contribute towards the reconstruction of the country that had just emerged from war and genocide of Tutsi. The Organization has since expanded its membership with the admission of new members into the Organization mainly drawn from the rural farming community. The Organization is officially recognized and registered by the Government of Rwanda as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) since 2003 and with registration No 37/11 14/SC&RT. It is currently registered with the Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), a government body that is tasked with the regulation of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).
SDA-IRIBA is a National NGO working for social transformation and development of rural areas in Rwanda. It concentrates its efforts in the southern province since its creation in 2000 but expects an extension of its interventions throughout the country depending on fund availability. S.D.A.-IRIBA has been granted a legal personality by ministry decree no 069/11, published in official gazette no 4 on February 15th, 2004. It has authorization from RGB published in official gazette No 25 on June 22nd, 2015. TARGET GROUP S.D.A.-IRIBA targets extremely poor and vulnerable households in the domain of enhancing economic security; and all citizens and community organizations for the domain of citizen participation.
To enhance the capacity of CCOAIB member organizations to deliver quality services through evidence-based advocacy, networking and empowerment of citizens to participate in their own development
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