Less than 100 kg/ha: The Double Penalty of Climate and Soils Without Fertilizer
Recent corn and bean harvests have fallen below 100 kg per hectare. A situation worsened by unfavorable weather conditions and a severe lack of fertilizer.
Launching pig farming: 5 pigs to build the association’s future
The DUFASHANYE association, in the highlands of Burundi, is taking a key step toward self-sufficiency! With the arrival of 5 first pigs, the association is
Climate Crisis in Busoni: Water Deficit Affects Over 32,000 Households
The province of BUTANYERERA in northern Burundi is suffering the consequences of persistent drought. In the commune of Busoni alone, more than 32,000 families are
Persistent irregularities in Fomi fertilizer distribution: A barrier to a good harvest.
In central Burundi, the Gitega cooperative, a member of the AEVCPV association, harvested less than one ton of maize from two hectares during growing season
When the trial bears fruit
The cooperative TUKOMEZANYE COOPERATIVE DE MUYINGA has just harvested nearly a ton of rice from a small plot. The head of this cooperative sees it
HEALTH INSURANCE CARDS FOR THE VULNERABLE
In addition to its work in the agricultural sector, TUKOMEZANYE MUYINGA COOPERATIVE has provided Medical Assistance Cards (CAM) to over 100 vulnerable families, including both
A LOSS-MAKING PRODUCTION.
The harvest was disappointing for the Minago cooperative in growing season A. Low rainfall, compounded by a lack of fertilizer, is cited as the main
A Five-Story Hospital Soon: An Ambitious Project by the AEVCPV Association
The AEVCPV association plans to provide the population of Cankuzo with a hospital of over 5 stories and 125 rooms. Construction is planned for next
MAIZE PRODUCTION: A SOURCE OF ENCOURAGEMENT
The Muyinga cooperative in northeastern Burundi produced over 4 tons of maize during the A growing season. This production is considered satisfactory by the
CHICKEN FARMING FAILS
Nearly 20 chickens died just a few days after they were distributed to the DUKOMEZANYE cooperative in Kabezi. Local veterinarians have tried to save the
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