In this photo, we see children who have an urgent need
to be fed and supported. Their situation highlights
the importance of ensuring every child has access to
sufficient food, an essential condition for their health, their
well-being, and their overall development.

Beyond nutrition, education plays a fundamental role
in the future of children. A well-nourished and healthy
child is better able to learn, thrive, and build a
better future for themselves and their community. Investing
in the health, education, and well-being of children means
investing in the sustainable development of society.
Our association, in collaboration with several mobilized individuals and
partners, acts to help these vulnerable
children. Together, we work to offer them a
safer, more dignified, and hopeful environment, so
that they can grow up in better conditions and fully
realize their potential.

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In Gitega province, several agricultural cooperatives play an essential role in
improving the living conditions of local communities. These cooperatives are
led by Ms. Josephina Ntirandekura, a resident of Canada, whose commitment and
vision actively contribute to rural development and the fight against poverty in
Burundi.
Thanks to close collaboration with Ms. Jeanne Bukeyeneza, these initiatives
extend beyond Gitega to also include cooperatives located in the
provinces of Makamba and Rutana. This synergy between the diaspora and local stakeholders

strengthens the coordination of actions, promotes the sharing of experiences, and maximizes the impact
of the projects implemented.

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The meeting was held in Minago with Ms. Jeanette
Kwizera, who is responsible for the national management and supervision of
cooperatives. She coordinates
cooperatives located in the provinces of Ruyigi,
Kirundo, Muyinga, Ngozi, Cankuzo, and Kayanza, thereby playing a
central role in the development and smooth operation
of cooperatives throughout Burundi.
Her visit to Minago took place in a
warm and friendly atmosphere. Enthusiastically welcomed by the
local population and cooperative members, Ms.
Jeanette Kwizera was able to engage with beneficiaries, listen to
their concerns, and encourage their efforts. This reception
demonstrates the trust and recognition accorded to
her leadership and commitment to
community development.
This visit strengthens collaboration among cooperatives and
underscores the importance of local supervision to
ensure efficient, supportive, and sustainable management of
cooperative initiatives in Burundi.

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Support for the agricultural sector is a crucial lever to sustainably improve the
living conditions of vulnerable populations. As the primary source of income
for many families, agriculture offers considerable potential to strengthen
food security, increase incomes, and promote household autonomy.
The recent distribution of bean seeds to 735 households (5 kg per household) in the
Kirundo province, particularly in the Busoni commune, illustrates the positive impact of
such initiatives. By providing quality seeds and encouraging the adoption of

improved agricultural practices, this action addresses immediate needs while preparing
a more stable and sustainable future for the beneficiaries.

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This photo illustrates a reality still too prevalent in certain regions of Burundi: precarious dwellings
built with makeshift materials, which expose families to
insecurity, disease, and extreme vulnerability. Living in such conditions limits
access to human dignity, health, and sustainable development.
The Agri-Éleveurs visionnaires pour la lutte contre la pauvreté et la vulnérabilité association
refuses to accept this situation as inevitable. Our vision is clear: to work for real
and lasting change in Burundi, so that fewer and fewer families are
forced to live in houses like this.
Through the development of agriculture, livestock farming, community
empowerment, and support for vulnerable families, the association acts to improve living
conditions, strengthen self-sufficiency, and restore hope.
We believe that another future is possible: a Burundi where every family can live in
decent, safe housing that respects human dignity.

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