The NUREM project initiated by Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) aims to improve the well-being of vulnerable people living with HIV / AIDS and their families.
Through this project the SYM, wants to strengthen the economic capacities through a series of micro-projects generating income also called Income Generating Activities (AGR) in order to make them autonomous.
Fields of Rukaramu amaranths for beneficiaries of kinyinya
"Thanks to the income-generating activities through the NUREM project, SYM has taken us out of our stigmatizing thoughts but also prepares us to become independent by working together to better support our needs and those of our families." Pascasie, beneficiary of the project
a field of Gihogo amaranths for the beneficiaries of kinyinya:
Ibrahim, Pascasie, Aline the owners of this field and jeanine Nduwayezu Responsible for monitoring IGA’sNote that these groups of Kinyinya beneficiaries have started cultivating the amaranths in Gihogo and Rukaramu, a sort of vegetable that only lasts three weeks to start yielding the crop.
They testified that at the time of harvest, they take a portion for consumption and sell another portion to generate income that is used to repay the credit and provide for the needs of their respective families.
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