Kicukiro and Musanze are the first and second runners-up with 86.69% and 86.17% respectively. Muhanga District closes the ranking as the 30th with the score of 51.66%.
The last year’s performance was announced Friday as districts signed new commitments in the youth category for the fiscal year 2018-2019 which is underway from July 1.
Robert Mwesigwa, the Executive Secretary of National Youth Council, said the youth will focus on collective work supporting the vulnerable families with the construction of latrines, vegetable gardens and promoting youth saving groups, among other activities.
Local Government Minister Francis Kaboneka encouraged youth leaders to keep up the commitments through ‘imihigo’, saying that their activities are contributing in the citizens’ welfare.
Rosemary Mbabazi, the Minister for Youth, urged the youth to reach out further to smallest administrative entities, namely villages and cells.
She told districts’ mayors to reactivate currently dormant centres in their respective districts.
“There are currently unproductive youth centres yet they should be helping our youth with leisure, health services, jobs application, training, creating jobs, and more,” said Mbabazi.
{{Ranking of Districts in implementing Youth Performance Contracts 2017-2018
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1 .Ngororero: 91.72%
2 .Kicukiro: 86.69%
3 .Musanze: 86.17%
4. Kamonyi: 85.50%
5. Rwamagana: 85.31%
6. Nyamagabe: 85.19%
7 .Ruhango: 84.88%
8 .Gakenke: 81.51%
9. Kirehe: 80.66%
10. Gisagara: 78.92%
11 . Gasabo: 76.11%
12 . Bugesera: 75.17%
13. Rulindo: 73.69%
14. Nyanza: 72.48%
15. Huye: 72.05%
16. Ngoma: 71.96%
17. Nyamasheke: 70.05%
18. Rubavu: 66.33%
19. Nyagatare: 65.71%
20. Nyaruguru: 64.22%
21. Gicumbi: 62.68%
22. Kayonza: 61.36%
23. Burera: 60.96%
24. Rusizi: 60.81%
25. Gatsibo: 58.45%
26. Rutsiro: 58.09%
27. Nyabihu: 57.56%
28. Nyarugenge: 56.32%
29. Karongi: 53.11%
30. Muhanga: 51.66%
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