Diane Gashumba

thumb|Dr-gashumba in 2021 Diane Gashumba is a Rwandan pediatrician, medical administrator, politician, diplomat and Rwandan Ambassador-designate to the Kingdom of Sweden since June 12, 2021. Quotes she is bringing vast experience in empowering women through initiation of income generating activities, gender related policy elaboration on issues such as gender-based violence, early childhood development, and sexual, adolescent and reproductive health. " Doctors Pediatrics" (" Partnership to End Malaria " (November 4, 2019) At the time, our laws denied women any inheritance, and they could not access credit because they had no collateral. This had to change," |Diane Gashumba said china daily africa (July 7, 2016) As soon as the District leadership identifies where the additional health posts will be built, we will start the construction and we hope to deliver them before the end of the year. Health care services, Ministry of Health (2018) There are equipment that were brought in by donors and those that were procured by the ministry, but without carrying out a need assessment. Uneven distribution of medical resources affects hospital services. Rwanda Today. (April 2019) We have a medical and equipment management system, which we urge all health facilities to use in order to inform us about which resources they have and their date of manufacture, so that we can arrange distribution of those that are needed. Uneven distribution of medical resources affects hospital services. Rwanda Today. (April 2019) “We are happy to see how much partners are involved in implementing Ebola contingency plans. It is important that we are focusing efforts on enhancing Rwanda’s capacity to effectively prevent and control a potential outbreak rather than deal with a response.” Rwanda lost almost everything – infrastructure, human resources, even the confidence of the people. We had to build the country from scratch.” This is quite a challenging job that requires passion and strong love for it. Despite the challenges, it’s a fulfilling calling to improve life through treating people.” When medics serve with commitment and embrace good services delivery, the facility and materials will help reducing maternal deaths. Multilateralism is not an option; it is a necessity. La Francophonie is not only about language; it is about solidarity, shared values and cooperation. “Africa must not be a spectator in global decision-making; it must be a participant.” https://au.int/en/happening/pressreleases “Dialogue remains the most powerful tool to resolve differences between nations.” https://press.un.org/en “Reconciliation is not a destination; it is a continuous process that requires commitment.” https://www.gov.rw/ Let us not forget that we are stronger together. https://police.gov.rw/media/news-detail/news/the-role-of-women-in-policing/?utm_source=chatgpt.com It’s not just donning that uniform but what it brings to the well-being of the people. https://police.gov.rw/media/news-detail/news/the-role-of-women-in-policing/?utm_source=chatgpt.com not as a cost to our nations, but as an investment for the future. https://www.moh.gov.rw/news-detail/icasa-2019-a-recap-as-we-look-toward-the-future?utm_source=chatgpt.com We should put more effort in perfecting Customer Care starting with giving the patients good reception and a listening ear to their problems. https://www.moh.gov.rw/news-detail/the-health-sector-brainstorms-on-effecting-service-delivery?utm_source=chatgpt.com Having you in ensuring the security of our country and in international peacekeeping duties brings the difference, and we feel proud for your commitment and patriotic duties. Having women in policing is a pride, Minister Gashumba. police.gov.rw (October 9, 2026) We need to see you working with health workers in communities addressing these factors that affect community development and unhealthy living. Having women in policing is a pride, Minister Gashumba. police.gov.rw (October 9, 2026) The Government of Rwanda has opted for politics that is fully decentralised and fully focused on the people at the community level. Women and community ownership have made a difference, says health minister. newtimes.co.rw (October 9, 2026) The political vision to serve the people has translated into action at ground level. Every citizen of Rwanda contributes to make a difference and this has led to a very high level of community ownership. Women and community ownership have made a difference, says health minister. newtimes.co.rw (October 9, 2026) The political leaders neither impose upon nor decide on behalf of the people. All our citizens take part in the discussions and in the assessment of issues within the communities where they live and it is they who propose solutions to the problems. Women and community ownership have made a difference, says health minister. newtimes.co.rw (October 9, 2026) When we invest in people’s health we have a healthy population that contributes to the development of the country. Women and community ownership have made a difference, says health minister. newtimes.co.rw (October 9, 2026) Women are capable and when we invest in women we invest in the whole family, we invest in the progress of the nation. Let us acknowledge that women are great! Women and community ownership have made a difference, says health minister. newtimes.co.rw (October 9, 2026) Team work is success and other people’s opinions should not change a perfect mind. The secret life of... Diane Gashumba. newtimes.co.rw (October 9, 2026) Women often bear a disproportionate burden during epidemics, both as caregivers and as those whose health, livelihoods and wellbeing are most affected. This makes investing in women’s health, research and innovation not only a matter of equity, but also a critical part of strengthening epidemic preparedness and resilience. Diane Gashumba: Women’s Health Takes Center Stage in Epidemic Preparedness Discussions. oncodaily.com (October 9, 2026) We must strengthen our health systems, emphasize on translational research and innovation to make our systems more resilient, responsive and capable of protecting communities when crises arise. Diane Gashumba: Women’s Health Takes Center Stage in Epidemic Preparedness Discussions. oncodaily.com (October 9, 2026) There is a place at the table for everyone committed to advancing women’s health, including through enhanced research – for Impact and innovation. Diane Gashumba: Women’s Health Takes Center Stage in Epidemic Preparedness Discussions. oncodaily.com (October 9, 2026) External links Category:Women politicians in Rwanda Category:Living people Category:Government ministers of Rwanda Category:Women diplomats