A documented, source-linked record of delegations that travel to Rwanda to learn from its institutions and programmes: study tours, study visits, benchmarking visits and peer-learning missions.
Visits by sending country. Select a country to filter.
Sending countries grouped by African Union region. Select a bar to filter.
By the year the visit began.
Visits per theme (a visit can have several). Select a bar to filter.
Visits per host institution, top 12.
Visits that included each stop, where a source lists the programme.
Count visits for any two dimensions, for the visits selected by the filters above. Darker cells hold more visits. For multi-valued fields (themes, hosts, stops, HGS) a visit counts once in every column it mentions.
Share of each group's visits that mention each value, sorted by the size of the gap. Uses the visits selected by the filters above.
Codes applied to the full texts of reports. Only counts are published; coded passages stay with the researcher. Full definitions: analytic codebook.
Research question: how does Rwanda use study visits to project an image of sovereign policy autonomy and to establish its status as a development leader among African states? Autonomy is measured against donors, status against African peers; each code belongs to one of these dimensions, or to the evidence that cuts against them.
A first, machine-coded pass over a stratified sample of reports. Not yet checked by a human coder: these are leads for the next round, not findings. The filters above do not apply to this fixed sample.
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Reports found by the weekly crawler that have not yet been coded into records.