Governments urged to support grassroots women climate-resilient activities
By Annonciata Byukusenge Integration of voluntary family planning and reproductive health programmes in grassroots climate actions could see African governments…
WD2023: Jeannette Kagame inspires solidarity in addressing gender gaps
By Annonciata Byukusenge First Lady Jeannette Kagame has emphasised the need for solidarity in sustaining gender gains and addressing the…
WD2023: Governments are called to take care to the women who are facing the impacts of climate change
By Annonciata Byukusenge This is the one of many issues raised by the participants attend Women Deliver Conference in Kigali,…
You are aware that the noise pollutes atmosphere? Know the penalties
The newly released guidelines on noise pollution in Rwanda entail a couple of consequences for people or institutions that are…
Malawi-based AFIDEP Wins U.N. Population Award for 2023
• Strengthen capacity in evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM)• Generate, synthesize and translate demand-led research on SDGs 3,4,5,13,16• Conduct advocacy to stimulate…
Rwanda: Consumer prices rise to 13.7% in June
Rwanda’s consumer prices increased by 13.7 per cent in June, at a decelerating pace from 14.1 per cent recorded in…
Rusumo: Environmental activities have led to access health services – Story behind
By Annonciata BYUKUSENGE Women living in Ngara district, Lemela-Kagera had the dream of accessing health service and now they say…
CCBC: Ministers are looking for sustainable solutions for ecosystems vulnerable to climate change
By Annonciata Byukusenge Ministers of the Congo Basin Climate Commission (CCBC) held a virtual meeting to report on the progress…
Trees like women best: Nepal’s forests thrive with female bosses
By Mukesh Pokhrel What’s the context? A groundbreaking initiative to put women in charge of Nepal’s vast forests has shown…
Former poachers are accountable for wildlife in Rwanda
BY Annonciata BYUKUSENGE Some residents around of Nyungwe National Park say they were former poachers but now they understand the…