Partnership for Transparency - PTF

If your local government was planning a big infrastructure project in your backyard, you’d probably want a say in how it was done.

In Rwanda, PTF and International Rwanda are working with citizens to make sure their voices are heard when it comes to the planning and implementation of infrastructure projects. Funded by the European Union in Rwanda, the APESA project promotes transparency in government through trainings for government officials and civil society organizations.

You can learn more about the project here.

Ensuring Infrastructure Projects Respect Citizens’ Rights in Rwanda | Partnership for Transparency Fund May 8, 2026: This is the aim of Transparency International Rwanda (TI-RW) and PTF Europe as they implement the EU-funded APESA project in Rwanda. But what does it mean for citizens’ rights to be respected when infrastructure projects are designed and implemented? In some cases, it can mean that la...

Local citizens play an essential role when it comes to ensuring good stewardship of the environment. PTF works with civil society organizations and local communities to make sure their input is included in creating projects that impact the environment, that they know their rights, and that they hold governments accountable.

On this Earth Day, PTF celebrates those doing this work so that people and the planet can thrive for generations to come.