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SUMMARY
This research study set out to assess the role of domestic mechanisms in postconflict reconstruction and development with the focus of the study being the Republic of Rwanda. It is reiterated in this research work that visionary participation and decentralisation, based on the principles of equitable management and resource distribution, and fostered by institutions of good governance ensure sustainable peace and development in post conflict states. It has been reported that in order find workable solutions for reconstruction, a clear understanding of the root causes of the conflict is necessary. Policies of exclusion and marginalisation that persisted in the history of Rwanda, coupled with the legacies of colonial and post-colonial policies were primarily responsible for the 1990-1994 conflict.
