The Ministry of Sports establishes standards for the maintenance and management of sports infrastructure, equipment and monitor their application.

The Ministry also

• Elaborates model plans of sports and leisure infrastructures to facilitate their installation in various regions of the country;
• Identifies the needs in sports materials and equipment;
• Elaborates and propose plans for the installation of sports and leisure infrastructure
• Facilitates the practice of mass sports for various categories of the population;
• Monitors and reports on sports infrastructure construction works activities;
• Establishes guidelines for the development of attractive activities in the sports infrastructure facilities to motivate people to use them;
• Promotes local and International investment in sports infrastructures
• Elaborates the map of sports infrastructure with in the country.

Key Highlights: 

• Rwanda counts 3 International Stadiums (Amahoro,Kigali Pelé Stadium,  Huye ) and 7 District Stadiums ( Rubavu, Nyagatare, Bugesera, Ngoma, Musanze, Muhanga and Gicumbi)
• Amahoro Stadium was renovated to meet highest standards as a FIFA Category 1 and IAAF Category 2 facility. With a seating capacity of 45,000, it is now the largest stadium in Rwanda to hosts Sports and non-Sports events.
• Bugesera, Ngoma and Nyagatare were recently built as part of governemt pledge to increase sports facility.
• BK Arena is a 10,000 capacity indoor arena which is intended for indoor sports such as basketball, volleyball, tennis and other indoor games as well as concerts and conferences
• The Africa Rising Cycling Center (ARCC)  in Musanze is a cycling  education. It  serve as a hub for African cycling growth