LAW N0 07/2007 OF 01/02/2007 DETERMINING THE RESPONSIBILITIES, ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONING OF THE COMMON DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR DISTRICTS AND THE CITY OF KIGALI (CDF) | N0 07/2007 OF 01/02/2007 — Rwanda law | Esheria

LAW N0 07/2007 OF 01/02/2007 DETERMINING THE RESPONSIBILITIES, ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONING OF THE COMMON DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR DISTRICTS AND THE CITY OF KIGALI (CDF)

The CDF Director attends Board meetings as rapporteur, may speak, but cannot vote, and must not participate when the Board is deciding matters that personally concern the Director.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
N0 07/2007 OF 01/02/2007
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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The CDF Director attends Board meetings as rapporteur, may speak, but cannot vote, and must not participate when the Board is deciding matters that personally concern the Director. This article sets up the Common Development Fund (CDF), gives it legal personality and administrative and financial autonomy, and says it must be governed under public service laws. CDF’s headquarters is in Kigali, and it may be moved elsewhere in Rwanda if necessary. CDF must finance and monitor development projects and act as an intermediary with donors; Districts and the City of Kigali may still form direct partnerships with donors. CDF is supervised by the Ministry in charge of Local Government, and the Ministry and the Board of Directors must conclude a performance contract that sets each party’s powers, rights, and responsibilities.