Dr Aimable Mugabo
Legal Representative

About us
We work alongside smallholder farmers, rural communities, women, youth and genocide survivors, on sustainable agriculture, digital tools for farming and community capacity building.
Our story
ENABLE Rwanda is a Rwandan national non-governmental organisation headquartered in Kamonyi District, Southern Province. We work alongside smallholder farmers, rural communities, women, youth and genocide survivors to advance environmentally sustainable agriculture, digital tools for farming, and community capacity building across Rwanda.
Through conservation agriculture, digital agriculture, youth training and applied research, we help communities build lasting resilience, better livelihoods and greater self-reliance.
Our health work sits alongside the farming programmes rather than apart from them, because farming resilience and community health depend on each other.
To enable the transformation of Rwandan communities through technology driven agriculture, applied research, and capacity building initiatives that improve health, education, and overall well-being.
A Rwanda where people are healthy, educated, empowered, and able to build sustainable futures.
What we hold to
These shape what we take on, who we work through, and what we will not do.
Every practice we teach has to leave the soil in better shape than we found it.
We work with people who already live in the community.
We do what is right even when no one is watching, and we hold ourselves accountable before God and before our community.
We pursue research and education, growing in wisdom and understanding so we can serve communities well.
This organisation grew out of faith, trusting God's provision as we work towards our vision.
Leadership
If you are considering funding or partnering with us, you should know exactly who you would be working with.
Legal Representative
Deputy Legal Representative
General Secretary
Program Officer
Portraits are on the way. Until each photograph arrives the cards show an initials mark rather than a stock image of someone else.
Partners and funders
Universities check our numbers. Partner organisations open doors we cannot open ourselves. We name all of them.
Accountability
What we ran, who took part, what it cost, and what we would do differently.
Our first full year of programmes: what we ran, who took part, what it cost and what we would do differently.
Looking for something specific, such as a budget breakdown or a programme evaluation? Ask us
Newsletter
A short email every month or so. Training reports, harvest results, and what we learned along the way. No noise.