Plan International Rwanda

🍲 When families have food on the table, children thrive.

Working with Imbaraga Farmers Organization, Plan International Rwanda has established 3 greenhouses to empower 102 local farmers - 60 women & 42 men - in Nyaruguru, Gatsibo & Bugesera districts to adopt climate-resilient agriculture for food security.

Yesterday, with our partner IMBARAGA Farmers Organization, we hosted the Ministry of Agriculture & Animal Resources delegation led by Permanent Secretary Olivier KAMANA for a visit to the hydroponic greenhouse in Bugesera District, a newly established, climate-resilient agricultural facility for a 30-member youth cooperative.

Under the "Future is Green! Promoting Youth Agri-Preneurship in Rwanda Project", this hydroponic greenhouse will enable young local farmers to withstand shifting environmental conditions and increase their harvests while using fewer resources.

What do young peer educators do?

Working with adolescents & young people, these agents of change lead clubs in schools & communities, providing safe spaces for learning, reflection and dialogue on sexual and reproductive health & rights.

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Young peer educators confront harmful sexual misconceptions - Plan International Rwanda Young peer educators play a vital role in equipping adolescents and young people with essential knowledge and skills in comprehensive sexuality education across schools and communities.