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🌱Today in Muzo! REMA, UNDP Rwanda, Gakenke District and the local community joined hands during "Umuganda" to plant trees and green Muzo IDP Model Village, a safe haven built to host families from high-risk zones prone to erosion & landslides #GreenRwanda🇷🇼🌿| #ClimateAction

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Today, Juliet Kabera joined a The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions side event "From Invisible Threats to Visible Solutions: Integrating Chemicals &Waste Management into Biodiversity Conservation" sharing Kigali wetlands restoration as a model for global synergies in biodiversity, chemicals & climate action

Today, the Governments of Rwanda and Singapore signed an Implementation Agreement under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, marking a major milestone in climate cooperation and Rwanda carbon market framework operationalization. Find the Press Release for more info👇🏿

Earlier today, on the margins of Ecosperity, Minister of Environment, Dr. Valentine Uwamariya, and Singapore's Minister of State for Trade & Industry and Culture, Community & Youth, Alvin Tan, opened a roundtable on #Rwanda’s Article 6 Carbon Markets and Green Economy.  Minister

Today, on the sidelines of #Ecosperity 2025 organised by Singapore investment company Temasek, Minister of Environment, Dr. Valentine Uwamariya, met with the Chairman of Temasek, Mr. Lim Boon Heng. Their discussion focused on sustainability and green economy opportunities in #Rwanda and

Menya isoko rya karubone muri gahunda yacu y'ubumenyi ku bidukikije.

“We have the knowledge, we have the vision, we have everything. We have resources, and we have organizations. Africa should be far ahead of where we are now and we shouldn't take any comfort that some progress has been made here or there. We just need to do what we have to do.

"Rankings only tell part of the story; what matters most is what they represent." Chief Investments Officer at the Rwanda Development Board, Michelle Umurungi, speaking at the Invest in Rwanda session at Africa CEO Forum 2025 on the deeper significance behind Rwanda’s

Kuri uyu wa Gatatu, amazu yubatswe mu Murenge wa Gitega-Nyarugenge yatangiye guturwamo. Iki gikorwa cyahereye ku miryango 172 yari ifite ubutaka ahubatswe mu mushinga wo kuvugurura no kunoza imiturire. Iyi miryango yatanze ubutaka bwo kubakaho inzu zo guturamo, isoko,

“Like any other country or society, Rwandans have their ways, they have their problems, they have their restraints. So we approach the management of our affairs and society and deal with our problems based on that understanding of who we are, who we want to be, where we are

One more Great achievement Between Singapore and Rwanda was last week’s signature of Article 6 implementation for carbon credit markets. But the real story is that there is significant interest in the market for both buyers and sellers. Governments have agreed to work hard to

Biodiversity supports balance in all aspects of life including: adaptation to change, disease resistance, soil fertility and food security, medecine, tourism, etc. #Biodiversityday2025, #GreenRwanda 🇷🇼🌿

Today in Rulindo District, President Kagame visited Nyakabingo Mine; Africa’s leading tungsten producer with over 1,800 employees. Operated by Trinity Metals, the mine has nearly doubled its output in the last three years.

“When the genocide was taking place in our country, and the rest of the world looked the other way and didn’t pay attention to us, that taught us a lesson. That’s when we began putting our pieces together, trying to build from within, bringing everyone to contribute, and creating

Have you noticed the rehabilitation activity in Kigali wetlands? Coming up: Five wetlands, covering 500 hectares, touching 10 sectors of Kigali, will help reduce floods, improve water quality, restore biodiversity, and will have 58.5 km of walkways and cycling paths to boost

“Thank you - for doing what our country and our people needed. When we began this journey, there was an urgent need for people to have access to education. That need has not gone away. Education never stops being important. I remember my own beginnings. As a young boy in a