GDP - National Accounts, 2014
In 2014, GDP at current market prices was estimated to be Rwf 5,389 billion, up from Rwf 4,864 billion in 2013, estimates calculated in 2011 prices shows that GDP was 7 percent higher in real terms compared to 2013.
GDP - The 2011 Supply Use Table
A key framework in national economic accounting is the Supply Use Table (SUT). An SUT presents a comprehensive picture of the structure of the economy of a country for a given year in terms of the supply and use of (demand for) all goods and services (products). It has two main purposes. First, it is fundamental to establishing the level of the GDP as a firm basis for up to date annual and quarterly estimates of economic growth. Secondly, it plays a key role in economic analysis in which the effects of policy changes and external shocks can be predicted.
GDP - National Accounts, 2013
These series, which are expressed at constant 2011 prices as well as in current prices, are the result of extrapolating the new benchmark supply use table (SUT) for the year 2011.