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  • Is Rwanda a plastic importer?
  • Rwanda is a net importer of polymer and plastics products. Rwanda’s domestic plastics production market was worth US$ 56.3 million in 2019 (National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda, 2020).
  • How many plastic products are there in Rwanda?
  • According to both Rwanda Ministry of Trade and the Industry Government of Rwanda (2011), Rwanda didn’t have plastics packaging production facilities until 2011. By 2019, the number of plastic (and rubber) product manufacturers has since increased to nine (Rwanda Development Board, 2020).
  • Is plastic waste reducing microplastics in soils in Rwanda?
  • This reduction in plastic waste entering the natural environment is believed to be contributing to a reduction of microplastics in soils with a potential improvement upon the health of Rwanda’s livestock and human beings. Law No. 17/2019 repeals and expands Law No. 57/2008. It is relatively recent, so a full analysis is not possible.
  • What is Rwanda's plastic policy?
  • Rwanda is committed to having no plastic bags manufactured, imported, used or sold without prior authorization. Type of policy: Plastic tax, Product restrictions and bans, Targets, Transparency and Reporting. Target areas: Plastic manufacture, import and use, waste management, litter, and pollution.
  • Can Rwanda reduce plastic pollution?
  • The Word Bank conducted an ex-post assessment of the regulatory and policy measures that Rwanda applied to reduce plastic pollution—including an analysis of the design, implementation, and enforcement of these policy measures-- to clarify what is working well in Rwanda, identify the gaps, and determine opportunities for future action.
  • Does Rwanda need a plastic recycling facility?
  • Rwanda also has a limited capacity for reprocessing plastic wastes, and it needs a plastics recycling facility for reprocessing and reuse within Rwanda and to provide an opportunity to reprocess plastic waste into materials for use in the construction sector.