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@RefugeesRwanda@WFP_Rwanda_CD@PlanRwanda Great to see refugees in Kigeme Camp improving their livelihoods and nutrition through mushroom farming. This is an inspiring example of resilience and sustainable development! 🌱🍄
Refugees from Kigeme Camp are improving their livelihoods & nutrition through mushroom farming.
With support from @WFP_Rwanda_CD & @PlanRwanda, refugees have set up Ubuzima Bwiza Shop, a company that grows and sells mushroom in the camp & Nyamagabe town.
Refugees from Kigeme Camp are improving their livelihoods & nutrition through mushroom farming.
With support from @WFP_Rwanda_CD & @PlanRwanda, refugees have set up Ubuzima Bwiza Shop, a company that grows and sells mushroom in the camp & Nyamagabe town.
At just 16, Alice leads a 30-member nutrition club, combating malnutrition in the refugee camp and hosting communities. Her leadership is a commitment to creating a future society of healthy women, free from stunting.
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2⃣ “One of the primary concerns that our club actively tackles is child stunting, specifically targeting young children at their nursery level within our school.” - Fred, 17
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Uncover inspiring stories from participants in our Social Behavior Change & Communication – Nutrition (SBCC-N) Project:
1⃣ “I changed my parents and neighbors’ mindsets by successfully training them on establishing their own kitchen gardens.” - Alice, 16.
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@PlanRwanda and @WFP in Rwanda have jointly partnered to enhance the nutritional well-being of women, adolescent boys and girls, and refugee children under 5 in five refugee camps - Mugombwa, Kigeme, Kiziba, Nyabiheke, and Mahama - as well as their hosting communities.