Rice Production in Rwanda By SENDEGE Norbert. Background-Basic Facts Rwanda is located in eastern central Africa Total territory : 26338 km2. Arable land.

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Rice Production in Rwanda By SENDEGE Norbert

Background-Basic Facts Rwanda is located in eastern central Africa Total territory : km2. Arable land is : ha. Actual cultivated land is: ha. Elevation : 900 m m above sea level. Population now is more than 9.5 million, density(360 people / km2), Annual birth growth rate is 2.9 %. Majority of people (90%) lives in rural areas Rice is cultivated in Rwanda from late 1950’s In 2008, rice were grown on ha, the production were T of paddy

Basic fact (cont’d) Since the 1980s, Rwanda has been unable to meet its domestic food needs from national production. Especially important has been the growth of rice imports to satisfy demand for this convenience food the consumption of which has grown rapidly, especially in urban areas. Production of rice has been given high priority by Government, especially in the valley bottom marshlands, where it presents a unique opportunity (potential yield over 7 T/Ha) for each of two crops per year, Furthermore, with rice prices having risen substantially on international markets during the past two years, rice has become for most farmers a valuable cash crop.

Background-Related Policies Improving productivity up to the projected national average of 7tons/ha of paddy rice. Extension of the cultivable area up to ha of marshlands. Construction and/or maintenance of the water supply systems, to allow two growing seasons/year. Ensure handling and processing infrastructure to minimise post -harvest losses and to maximize harvest in quantity and quality.

Rice production map

Priority agro-ecologies Rwanda produce low land irrigated rice (99,9%) Rice crop in Rwanda is grown in developed flood valleys or in the marshland The elevation of the rice cultivation area in Rwanda vary between 900m and 1400 m The temperature vary between degree Celicius

Priority Sub-sector Seed - Seed system in Rwanda is governed by the seed low and related regulations. -ISAR produce Breeder seeds -RADA produce Foundation seed -Private multiplies produce certified seeds -Remark: Many farmers use their own seeds Marshland development and Water management -The marshland development is mainly made by the government -Water management is under farmers organization (Cooperatives)

List of development partners for rice (related intervention) Rural Sector Support Project for (RSSP) for marshland development, Projet d’Appui au Developement Agricole de Bugasera (PADAB), Strategic Plan for the Transformation of Agriculture in Rwanda (PAPSTA) Agro-Action-Allemande (AAA) Project

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