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Climate Change: National Tree Planting Season Launched
Rwanda has launched a National Tree Planting Season to combat climate change and its repercussions during an event that took place on October...
Beyond Silence: Strengthening Reporting Systems to Combat Workplace Harassment in Rwanda
As Rwanda marked International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025, discussions on gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual harassment in the workplace took center stage. Despite...
Cultivating Change: Transformative Impact of School Farming in the Rwanda School Feeding Program
In recent years, the integration of agricultural practices within educational institutions has gained traction as a viable solution to address food insecurity and...
Crafting Opportunities: Cultivating Creativity and Commerce in Musanze
In the vibrant region of Musanze, local artists and artisans face a pressing challenge: the need for greater market access and promotion of...
Green Gicumbi: One Rwandan District’s Journey Toward Climate Resilience
Just a few years ago, Gicumbi was one of Rwanda’s most climate-vulnerable districts. Floods, erosion, and droughts were part of everyday life. But...
Keeping the Queen: Beekeepers in Rwanda Try Out Modern Hive Tools
In a recent hands-on training session, beekeepers from Gishwati-Mukura in “Women for Bees” programme launched by UNESCO and Guerlain, explored innovative techniques for...
How Climate Week in New York Turned Into ‘Burning Man for Climate Geeks’
From small panel discussions in 2009, Climate Week NYC has ballooned into a weeklong happening of dinners, events, networking and spectacle. It’s almost...
More Bamboo species are expected to be introduced in Rwanda for a greener future
More Bamboo species would be introduced in construction in Rwanda, in the nearly future for a greener and more sustainable future, as it...
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Worm Tea: A Natural Path to Farming Without Harmful Chemicals
For much of his early farming life, Isaac Mubashankwaya believed chemical fertilizers and pesticides were the only way to grow crops successfully. He...