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Gilbert Munyemana

About Gilbert

Gilbert Munyemana is the Deputy Director General of the National Child Development Agency (NCDA) in Rwanda, where he oversees programmes and policies designed to improve the wellbeing of children and families. With a strong background in child protection, early childhood development, educational technology and social welfare, he plays a key role in advancing Rwanda’s vision for equitable access to services for vulnerable populations. He collaborates with government agencies, development partners, and community organisations to design and implement evidence-based strategies. His work focuses on strengthening systems, promoting holistic child development, and fostering sustainable solutions to support families and communities across Rwanda.

Stories by Gilbert

  • Parenthood & Caregiving

Breaking the cycle of generational trauma before parenthood

Rwanda’s holistic approach to mental health through family-centred care

Birth of a Parent Podcast

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