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Funded by the European Union (Directorate General International Partnerships – DG INTPA), this initiative is brought to life by a consortium of three distinguished organizations: World Vision International (lead), Caritas Rwanda, and the Rwanda Organization for Development Initiatives (RODI). The project aligns with the Global Compact for Refugees and the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF), aiming to ease pressure on host countries and enhance refugee self-reliance. By ensuring that refugees and host communities are included in national planning and development, the project fosters an environment where displaced persons can contribute meaningfully to the local economies of the communities that host them.
The Learning and Inclusion for Transformation (LIFT) project is a major educational initiative designed to support Rwanda’s vision of ensuring every child can learn and thrive. Funded by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and implemented by Cambridge Education, the program is a collaborative effort involving key national stakeholders, including the Rwanda Basic Education Board (REB) and the National Examination and School Inspection Authority (NESA).
In Rusizi District, one of the key areas selected for implementation, this mission is being carried out by a powerful consortium of three distinct organizations: RODI, ADEPE, and UPHLS.
Through the gold Peer Education Model,
we are embedding peer leaders and their mentors into schools and communities, developing young people from being passive recipients of negative norms to proactive agents of positive change, who are empowering themselves and their peers to become the ethical and economically independent leaders of tomorrow.
To Monitor and Support
the supervision of Home Based, Community
Based and Center based ECDs Facilities in Ruhango Dsitrct
To ensure that 2100 refugee HHs (MUGOMBWA, KIGEME, KIZIBA, NYABIHEKE and MAHAMA) and 900HHs from their host communities are self-reliant and graduated from extreme poverty to contribute to social and economic landscape of Rwanda by 2024.
To improve Youth economic opportunities and active
participation in contributing towards community transformation”. It is implemented in NYANZA District in two sectors namely BUSASAMANA and MUKINGO
Equipping Vulnerable youth with Market relevant,
Work readiness and Jobs Skills across Rwanda to participate in the 2020 vision for Economic Growth
Improving the Capability of Smallholder Coffee Farmer’s Cooperatives (ICCC) project
To increase 25 Farmers organizations
capacity in the period of 3 years ;
1. Preventing and raising awareness on gender-based violence,
2. Protecting and supporting children, young people, and women who are victims and potential victims (including witnesses) of violence,
3. Reintegration of victims of sexual and gender-based
violence into the family and community while addressing social discrimination.
Increased youth and women confidence and self-belief, workout positive career choices and have greater involvement and responsibility in the community development in Nyanza District
Kora Wigire (Work for Self-Reliance) Poverty Alleviation Coalition (PAC) is a collaborative effort between (i) World Vision as the lead organization and Sub-grantees comprised of (ii) Caritas Rwanda and (iii) RODI to empower vulnerable refugees and host communities in Rwanda. Through the Ultra-Poor Graduation (UPG) model, this project aims to lift 3,800 households out of poverty by providing comprehensive support, including financial assistance, training, and mentorship.
