Green Amayaga Benefits More Than 415,000 People as Rwanda Launches $20 Million Phase II
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Green Amayaga II launches with $20 million to boost climate resilience - Rwanda Dispatch
Rwanda has launched the second phase of the Green Amayaga project, a $20 million initiative aimed at strengthening climate resilience, restoring degraded land and improving livelihoods in the country’s drought-prone Southern Province. The project, known as Green Amayaga II, was officially launched on May 30 in Gisagara District and expands on a six-year program that […] The post Green Amayaga II launches with $20 million to boost climate resilie…
Green Amayaga Benefits More Than 415,000 People as Rwanda Launches $20 Million Phase II
More than 415,000 people across four districts in Southern Rwanda have benefited from environmental restoration and livelihood improvement initiatives under the Green Amayaga Project, officials said on Saturday as the government officially closed the project's first phase and launched a new $20 million second phase. The announcement was made in Mbogo Cell, Gikonko Sector of
The Director General of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA), Juliet Kabera, has announced that the first phase of the Green Amayaga project has achieved its goals. She reiterated this during the launch of the Environment Week, the closing of the first phase of the Green Amayaga project, and the launch of the second phase of the project. These activities took place in Rwatano Village, Mbogo Cell, Gikonko Sector, Gisagara District. …
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