The law relates to the organization and creation of condominiums and the setting up of procedures for their registration. It defines condominiums as a joint type of real estate ownership, where portions of the property are commonly owned and other portions are owned individually. The law covers the recognition of co-ownership, management and administration of a condominium; the relationship between owners under a condominium; and the registration of a condominium and its units.

The law establishes the Akagera national park and clearly defines its boundaries and buffer zones. The management of the park and its buffer zones is placed on the institution in charge of national park management in Rwanda.

The regulations apply to all stakeholders along the potable water chain, ranging from producers to distributors and water vendors. The purpose of this Regulation is to give a legal framework to ensure efficient water supply services provision. It also seeks to ensure that all processes involving review and decision making on licensing are as transparent and non-discriminatory as possible.

The order highlights the prohibited plains to construction in Rwanda. It repeals all prior provisions contrary to this order.

The law governs all activities relating to petroleum exploration and production in Rwanda. It states clearly that all rights of ownership and control on all lands in Rwanda are vested in the states, without recourse to any form of personal ownership. It also stipulates that all exploration and production of petroleum shall be subject to licenses provided for under this law.

The Law governs the use, management, and regulation of ionising radiations and related activities. This represents efforts at ensuring the protection of people, biodiversity and the environment from the negative effects of radiation exposure. The law applies to; the management of radioactive waste resulting from civilian applications, and the regulation of the use of ionising radiations, ranging from production, to use handling and management. It makes provisions for offences and penalties, licensing regime, inspection procedures, import and export of ionising radiation sources, surveillance, and regulations for radiation protection.

The ministerial order determines the mobilization of actors and volunteers, and their functions during disaster management. The ministry of disaster cooperates with districts and national platforms for volunteer mobilization during disasters. Prominently addressed are criteria for volunteer selection, duties, commencement and ending of volunteering, training, deployment, and response action instructions.

The Order determines requirements to be fulfilled by any person applying for the business license of agrochemicals. It highlights the requirements, submission procedures, and license withdrawal. It repeals all provisions not contained therein.

The Order determines modalities for sub-leasing of agriculture, livestock and forest land. The order is peculiar only to lands designated for agriculture, livestock, and forest activities.

The Law repeals the Law of 2010 establishing Rwanda Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA) and determining its responsibilities, organization and functioning. The law transfers all responsibilities, properties (movable and immovable), claims, and debts to; the energy company, and the water and sanitation company.

The Prime Minister’s order determines the organizational structure and summary of job positions of the Rwanda agricultural board. The ministries of agriculture and natural resources, public service and labour, and finance and economic planning are charged with implementation.

“The law governs land use planning and development in Rwanda. The main objectives of land use planning and development in Rwanda are: to transparently identify, coordinate, supervise and implement land use planning land to all instances of administrative entities in Rwanda to achieve sustainable and equitable development in the social, economic and environmental fields for the benefit of present and future generations of Rwanda; establish fundamental principles to ensure that land use and development planning provides for the natural resource base to be protected and ensures an ecological balance between the ecological footprint of land use and land use and biodiversity”.

This represents the law authorising the ratification of the international treaty on plant genetic resources for food and agriculture signed in Rome on 3rd November 2001.

The Prime Minister’s order determines the mission, functions, organizational structure, and summary of job positions of the ministry of agriculture and animal resources. The Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources shall have the mission of ensuring national food security, drive agriculture export and diversification for benefit of farmers and the country. It shall prioritise the development of modern, efficient and competitive agriculture and livestock sector. The ministry is tasked with coordinating all policies, programs, and activities geared towards agricultural development.

The law governs the manufacturing, importing, distribution, use, storage, sale and disposal and burial of agrochemicals for the protection of human and animal health and the environment. This is in a bid to avoid injury and contamination which may result from their use. It addresses the need for appropriating licensing before the use of agrochemicals.

The Prime Minister’s order determines the list of chemicals and pollutants prohibited in the country. The prohibitions surround the sale, purchase, import, export, transit, storage, and piling of chemicals and pollutants listed

The NFNP strives to consolidate the achievements recorded in the areas of food security and nutrition in the country. It serves as an update on the National Nutrition Policy of 2007. The NFNP highlights and aims to address the gaps and changes in prevailing conditions since 2007. It understands the linkage and interrelation that exists between food security and nutrition and the need to significantly improve both.

The presidential order determines the functioning and powers of both the chief registrar and ordinary registrar of land titles. It defines a land registrar as a public officer who keeps and updates the land register; he/she can be the Chief Registrar of Land Titles or a Registrar of Land Titles.

The Prime Minister’s order stipulates that the national agricultural export development board (NAEB) shall be placed under the supervision of the ministry in charge of agriculture and animal resources in the country. It also charges the ministry of agriculture and animal resources with the implementation of this order. It repeals all prior provisions contrary to the ones stated therein.

“The Prime Minister orders that the Plot and building erected therein, located in BUTARE Cell, NGOMA Sector, HUYE District, SOUTHERN Province that was used by MINAGRI Laboratory at KARUBANDA be transferred from the State’s public property to the State’s private property”. The ministries of infrastructure, natural resources, and local government are charged with implementation.