1. Rwanda reformed its business registration process to improve the ease of doing business by centralizing registration at the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) in a one-stop shop model.
2. This reduced the registration procedures from 8 steps taking 14 days to just 2 steps taking 3 days. It also reduced registration costs from $433 to just $77.
3. Rwanda now ranks 11th globally in starting a business due to these reforms, which aim to not only facilitate business startups but also ensure businesses remain operational. Rwanda is working to develop online registration to further improve the process.