PRIME MINISTER’S ORDER N°58/03 OF 24/08/2009 DETERMINING THE ATTRIBUTIONS, ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONING OF COMMUNITY WORKS SUPERVISING COMMITTEES AND THEIR RELATIONS WITH OTHER ORGANS | 58/03 OF 24/08/2009 — Rwanda law | Esheria

PRIME MINISTER’S ORDER N°58/03 OF 24/08/2009 DETERMINING THE ATTRIBUTIONS, ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONING OF COMMUNITY WORKS SUPERVISING COMMITTEES AND THEIR RELATIONS WITH OTHER ORGANS

This Order states that it sets the roles, organization, and functioning of community works supervising committees and their relations with other organs.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
58/03 OF 24/08/2009
Status
In force
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Language
mul
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This Order states that it sets the roles, organization, and functioning of community works supervising committees and their relations with other organs. The provision says which bodies supervise community works: at national, Province, and Kigali City levels there are two organs, the Steering Committee and the Technical Committee; other national administrative entities have only a Technical Committee. The National Steering Committee has functions to plan, set policy, set assessment criteria, assess and report on community works, encourage participation, and publicize results. The National Technical Committee has powers to coordinate community works and related reporting and evaluation tasks. The Steering Committee at the Provincial and Kigali City levels must organise, prepare, supervise, evaluate, report on, and promote community works, and it may make decisions and coordinate them locally.