We are honored to welcome Joan Marques and Javier Fuster Antolin from #SUYANAFoundation . During their visit, we presented COFORWA's ongoing activities, experience and progress of our Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programs. ๐ค
@JuruSector@BugeseraDistr@WateraidRwanda@IsharaTowersRw@YImanishimwe , the Vice Mayor of Bugesera District in charge of Social Development said that this project is a major milestone in improving access to safe drinking water, as well as water for cooking and sanitation facilities,benefiting more than 4,000 students.
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@JuruSector@BugeseraDistr@WateraidRwanda@IsharaTowersRw Mukeshimana Vestine, the Country Director of water Aid Rwanda, said that the project will benefit both students and staff by improving access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services.
Mbere yo gushyira indabo ahashyinguyeย mu cyubahiro imibiri y'abasaga 250,000,basobanuriwe amateka yaranze igihugu cyacu, uko Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi yateguwe, uko yashyizwe mu bikorwa n'ingaruka yagize, haba ku bayirokotse, ku muryango Nyarwanda no ku gihugu muri rusange.
They also inaugurated 35 plastic rainwater harvesting tanks, each with a capacity of 2 mยณ, for vulnerable, low-income, and women-headed households in Karama and Karangazi Sectors, benefiting 158 households and improving hygiene and sanitation. @RwandaEast@wasac_rwanda
The @WateraidRwanda /SPL project, in partnership with @NyagatareDistr, inaugurated three underground rainwater harvesting systems, each with a capacity of 90 mยณ and equipped with water filtration systems.
A representative of @NyagatareDistr, Yves Mutarambirwa, commented that the inauguration of these water facilities marks an important milestone in contributing to the health and development of the beneficiaries, and emphasized the importance of proper maintenance.
The Legal Representative of COFORWA, Nsengiyumva Claudien, together with the Executive Director of COFORWA, Itangishaka Sylvere, expressed their gratitude to the visitors for the support they provided to this power plant.
On March 17, 2026, Mrs. Sachika, Project coordinator @japaninrwanda together with Mrs. Candide, visited the former #COFORWA hydroelectric power plant, which operated for 34 years supplying electricity to the former COFORWA headquarters, Gitega Health Center,
It helped many people improve their livelihoods and move out of poverty through various income-generating activities that required electricity, such as welding, carpentry, tailoring, hairdressing, and others.