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After the Hutu genocide of the Tutsi in 1994, the human rights situation in Rwanda has improved for its more than 13 million inhabitants, according to the Human Development Report 2021/2022. However, restrictions on freedom of expression, media freedom and freedom of association remain problematic. Poverty is also widespread. Droughts, floods and landslides repeatedly cause famine in large parts of the country. There is also a lack of clean drinking water and basic sanitation.
Projects in this country
Better access to drinking water, sanitation and hygiene
In the Kamonyi district of Rwanda, many households do not have access to sufficient clean drinking water. In connection with this, personal hygiene is also problematic. The project helps to improve the living conditions of the population by expanding access to drinking water, improving sanitation...
Clean water for the village community
The protection of the natural water source carried out in the previous project and the establishment of water committees in the village of Ntebe are the starting points for the laying of pipes to other locations and the installation of water tanks. This will further improve the drinking water supply...
Safe drinking water supply through source protection
Access to clean drinking water within reasonable distance is hardly possible for the inhabitants of Ntebe village, consumption of water from unsafe sources is the rule. The protection of a natural water source and the establishment of water committees will directly improve the local drinking water...Country reports
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