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On the 16th April, 2013, Burera District in collaboration with ARECO - RWANDA NZIZA organized a bamboo planting event in Kivuye sector/ Burera District. This event was in the (...) Read more
On 7 December, 2012, Burera District in partnership with ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA has organized a ceremony in order to launch officially the bamboo planting campaign which took (...) Read more
In the implementation of the project entitled BamBu / Burera; A meeting of steering committee was organized on 2nd November, 2012 at Burera District by Burera District in (...) Read more
On Friday 23 November 2012, at 6pm, a big public screening of the Kinyarwanda version of HOME, a fascinating environment documentary movie, will take place in Kimisagara (...) Read more
ARECO is launching the fascinating documentary movie HOME in Kinyarwanda, a project on which a team has been working for more than 10 months. Read more
The president of ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA is participating in the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2012 taking place in Jeju, South Korea, from 06-15 September (...) Read more
On 28/August/2012 in Burera district started trainings of trainers on bamboo propagation techniques and nurseries management; Read more
The African Network for sustainable Development (REFADD)/ “Réseau des Femmes Africaine pour le Développement Durable” was launched in Rwanda on Friday 29th June (...) Read more
On 18/05/2012, Members of cooperatives beneficiaries of BASOLI Project (Bamboo promotion for Soil conservation and improved Livelihood) have visited women cooperative (...) Read more
ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA organized a study tour on 20/04/2012, in Rungu cell, Gataraga sector Musanze District, where the Bamboo nurseries of ABADACOGORA cooperative are (...) Read more
Two representative of ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA participated in training workshop for the design of pilot projects on adaptation and mitigation to climate change in central Africa (...) Read more
The stakeholder workshop on Bamboo development in the volcanoes National Park and lessons learned from BASOLI project held at Musanze on 11st May (...) Read more
The bamboo plant is being looked at more closely than ever as a means to control soil erosion in countries around the world, Read more
Tree planting within the communities in Mukura and Rusebeya sectors, the youth was mobilized about environment conservation by planting (...) Read more
The Chinese expert showing techniques of bamboo propagation during training of trainers on bamboo propagation Read more
The Association Rwandaise des Ecologistes “ARECO” is an environmental and development organization founded in 1991 by people concerned with environment degradation in Rwanda characterised mainly by soil erosion, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, climate change, water and air pollution, etc.
The term “RWANDA NZIZA” was added to ARECO to mean that the founders were committed to contribute to make Rwanda more beautiful “NZIZA” in kinyarwanda.
ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA has the status of a non profit making association (ASBL) and was granted legal entity by the Ministerial decree n° 119/05 of 5 April 1992 which was revised by the Ministerial decree n° 180/11 of 11 December 2008. The Ministry of local administration and Social affairs recognized ARECO as local NGO since August 1998.
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On 7 December, 2012, Burera District in partnership with ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA has organized a ceremony in order to launch (...) Read more 10 December 2012
In the implementation of the project entitled BamBu / Burera; A meeting of steering committee was organized on 2nd November, (...) Read more 3 December 2012
In the implementation of BamBu project, Burera District in partnership with ARECO-RWANDA NZIZA is organizing a ceremony to launch officially the campaign of planting bamboo which will held in (...) Read more 3 December 2012
By implementing the Project of Burera District entitled "Bamboo promotion for environmental protection, the fight against poverty and climate change in areas of the Volcanoes National Park (...) Read more 31 October 2012