Rwanda Sector Outlook
How Rwanda is performing across the sectors EriKidan supports — with official 2024 figures and links so you can verify every claim yourself.
A diversified, growing economy
Source: National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda — GDP 2024
Rwanda's track record in our sectors
Real estate was among the top destinations for registered investment in 2024, supported by rapid urbanisation, a national affordable-housing drive, and strong demand in Kigali and secondary cities — the foundation of EriKidan's first launch.
Tourism is one of Rwanda's largest foreign-exchange earners, anchored by world-famous gorilla trekking, Akagera's Big Five and Nyungwe's rainforest. Rising visitor numbers support guest houses, tours and serviced stays.
Rwanda aims to be Africa's leading ICT hub. Kigali Innovation City — a 61-hectare project that broke ground in September 2024 — targets ~$150M/year in ICT exports and 50,000+ jobs, alongside a fast-digitising economy and fintech growth.
Agriculture remains a cornerstone of the economy and employment, growing 5% in 2024 on strong harvests. Coffee, tea, horticulture and agri-processing offer partnership and value-addition opportunities for diaspora investors.
As a stable regional hub in the EAC and COMESA, Rwanda is a growing base for trade, sourcing and logistics. Manufacturing led 2024 investment at $1.35B, deepening local supply chains that trade and procurement ventures can serve.
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