Redefining Leadership in Our Communities.
There is a Burundian proverb that says: “Ntankokokazi ibika, isake ihari” — a hen cannot speak when the rooster is present. For generations, this belief has shaped how women see themselves, and how they are seen by others.
Agriculture as a Pathway to Dignity and Resilience for Women in Burundi
n many communities across Burundi, agriculture is a way of life. For countless families, it provides daily nourishment and, when harvests allow, a modest income that supports essential needs.
The People Who Show Up: Equipping Community Facilitators in Mugere and Muhuta
In the hills of Mugere and Muhuta, paths are steep and distances between homesteads can stretch for kilometers in between the rugged terrain, affecting movement between communities and consequently affecting service delivery.