During this period, we actively participated in various initiatives, with a special emphasis on advocating the rights of children during the International Day of the African Child 2024, implementing the 3Rs of unpaid care work for women's empowerment, supporting families living in poverty with cows to boost agricultural production and fighting malnutrition and empowering women through different capacity-building programs such agroecology and climate resilience, leadership and public speaking, GBV prevention and conflict management, etc.
In the framework of the IFS Kungahara Project financed by the EU, AAR organized advocacy initiatives bringing together representatives of women farmers' cooperatives to bridge the gap between cooperatives and financial institutions. It also educated cooperative representatives about various financial products and services available for financing their agricultural activities.
In addition, ActionAid Rwanda focused on creating conducive environments for education by supporting communities with Early Childhood Development Centers (ECDs) to facilitate women in leaving their children in a safe and nurturing environment for their cognitive, social and physical development. Furthermore, ECD centers free women time to engage in different activities including social, economic, political and civil activities.
Most importantly, AAR focused on empowering women small holder farmers to build social movement. The official registration of Rwanda Women Farmers Organization NGO paves way for advocacy movement and shifting power to the Rights Holders to demand for their rights from duty bearers.
We invite you to explore the contents of this Newsletter and immerse yourself in our stories of positive change and progress. Thank you for your continued support.
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Welcome to the April - June 2024 Newsletter from ActionAid Rwanda. We are pleased to share our accomplishments and the positive impact on the lives of those we serve as we continue our commitment to sustainability and human dignity.
During this period, we actively participated in various initiatives, with a special emphasis on advocating the rights of children during the International Day of the African Child 2024, implementing the 3Rs of unpaid care work for women's empowerment, supporting families living in poverty with cows to boost agricultural production and fighting malnutrition and empowering women through different capacity-building programs such agroecology and climate resilience, leadership and public speaking, GBV prevention and conflict management, etc.
In the framework of the IFS Kungahara Project financed by the EU, AAR organized advocacy initiatives bringing together representatives of women farmers' cooperatives to bridge the gap between cooperatives and financial institutions. It also educated cooperative representatives about various financial products and services available for financing their agricultural activities.
In addition, ActionAid Rwanda focused on creating conducive environments for education by supporting communities with Early Childhood Development Centers (ECDs) to facilitate women in leaving their children in a safe and nurturing environment for their cognitive, social and physical development. Furthermore, ECD centers free women time to engage in different activities including social, economic, political and civil activities.
Most importantly, AAR focused on empowering women small holder farmers to build social movement. The official registration of Rwanda Women Farmers Organization NGO paves way for advocacy movement and shifting power to the Rights Holders to demand for their rights from duty bearers.
We invite you to explore the contents of this Newsletter and immerse yourself in our stories of positive change and progress. Thank you for your continued support.
Enjoy Reading