In the field, we don’t just build infrastructure, we promote a culture of caring for the common good. In Rushimabarimyi, Rubirizi, Musenyi, Gicaca, and Rukana, we’re paving the way for the creation of Water Point Management Committees
In Cibitoke, new water infrastructure is transforming the rural community. The CASOBU delegation monitors the progress of the AMU-supported project on the ground
In a remote village in Burundi – Gicaca – bent by poverty and annual cholera epidemics, our project brings about a historic and vital change
The Cibitoke project is progressing with the rehabilitation of the Nyaruseke and Nyaruhanga springs. Despite severe logistical challenges, the restoration of reservoirs and fountains paves the way for the completion of the 21-kilometer aqueduct
Between the hills of Rugombo and Mugina, the construction of the aqueduct becomes a collective undertaking
Emanuela discusses the impact of eco-latrines in Burundi: a solution that guarantees hygiene, protects the environment, and produces a natural fertilizer capable of regenerating local agriculture.
A new future for women with the Water, Source of Life and Development project: being included in the construction of the aqueduct is changing their social role
This is an update on the work directly from the field in Cibitoke province (Burundi). The news is excellent
For more than seven hundred students, the “Water: Source of Life and Development” project will bring health, hygiene and concentration to the classroom
Work is progressing in parallel in the areas affected by the project to build a new drinking water aqueduct
More than 3,500 families are preparing for a profound transformation of their daily lives, aware of the importance of safeguarding this precious asset to guarantee health, well-being and a future
The groundbreaking ceremony took place on April 24. There was great participation from the communities of the six hills that will be crossed by the new water network.