Rubavu District, Rwanda – A group of 25 women from Rubavu district, participants in the “AMAHORO ‘ITERAMBERE” project, spent two days from the 11th to the 12th of this month honing their teaching and presentation skills. The intensive training, led by an expert consultant, was designed to equip these women with the tools needed to share their knowledge and lead others in their communities.
The initiative aimed to create a ripple effect of knowledge sharing and empowerment. On the 13th, these trained women put their new skills into practice, educating approximately 300 people from the district. They covered a range of crucial topics that are shaping the future of their community, including children’s and women’s rights, cross-border politics, financial literacy, and resource management.
women following attentively the training
Trained women replicating the knowledge
The AMAHORO ‘ITERAMBERE project continues to be a cornerstone of social development in Rubavu, providing women with the resources and confidence to lead change in their households and beyond. The impact of this training will extend far beyond today’s session, as these women are now prepared to teach others and play an active role in building a more informed and empowered community.
This effort highlights the importance of accessible education for women and its potential to spark meaningful change in society, especially in areas related to gender equality, politics, and economic empowerment.
As the project continues to grow, it is expected that more women will join the initiative, further amplifying the collective strength and knowledge within Rubavu.
