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ENABLE Rwanda, transforming communities

Our work

Four areas, one piece of work

Conservation and digital agriculture, research, education and health. We run them together because farming resilience and community health depend on each other.

Pillar 01

Conservation and digital agriculture

ENABLE Rwanda supports sustainable farming practices that increase productivity, protect natural resources, and help rural communities adapt to climate change. We also use digital tools, such as mobile phones, to connect smallholder farmers with practical agricultural guidance, market information, and resources that support better decisions and stronger livelihoods.

How this works in the field
Two trainees using hoes to open planting furrows along a line of string while other participants watch from the edge of the plot.
Pillar 02

Research

ENABLE Rwanda supports applied research on topics including digital agriculture, farmer motivation and technology adoption, and community driven development, in partnership with academic institutions, to make sure programmes are grounded in evidence and continuously improved.

How this works in the field
Six people standing under the entrance arch of the Catholic University of Rwanda, Taba Campus, after signing a memorandum of understanding.
Pillar 03

Education

ENABLE Rwanda develops and delivers training programmes that build practical knowledge and skills across the community, with a focus on youth, women, and rural households. These trainings advance quality, equitable education and help economically disadvantaged families build the skills they need to become self-reliant.

How this works in the field
A facilitator leading a practical session for a room of students in blue overalls seated around a demonstration table.
Pillar 04

Health

ENABLE Rwanda works to strengthen community health and well-being alongside its agricultural programmes. That means improving access to safe water and sanitation, supporting trauma healing and psychosocial recovery for genocide survivors and youth, and helping vulnerable households access health insurance.

How this works in the field
A visitor greeting a group of older women seated together during a community wellbeing session in Ngamba.

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Field notes from Rwanda

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