JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Female full-time CASHIER in our Rusizi Zone Office
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We are looking for a full-time CASHIER (Female) in our Rusizi Zone Office which is located in Ntwali Village, Kacyangugu Cell, Kamembe Sector, Rusizi District, in Western Province of Rwanda.
Interested candidates should submit their applications via email
Read full announcement here.
More than just reducing greenhouse gases
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RDIS Carbon projects are merely intended to reduction of greenhouse gases through the reduction of wood consumption via the distribution and installation of improved cook stoves in replacement to traditional three stones fire. Other benefits like reduction of eyes irritation, respiratory complication have been reported by the end users of the improved cook stoves of RDIS as health benefits associated with the projects.
On 4th April 2024, as part of monitoring and the stove quality control trip, the Executive Director of the Rural Development Inter-diocesan Service (RDIS) Pastor NTARINDWA Viateur, together with Mr BISAMA RUTURWA Désiré who is the Director of Capacity Building and Development within RDIS organization at the same time the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer of carbon projects visited the manufacturer and supplier of the improved cook stoves; Mrs KOMEZUSENGE Rose and her husband Mr RWAMIRERA Asumani in Musekera Village, Munanira Cell, Kabagari Sector in Ruhango district.
Consolidated Annual Narrative and Financial Report of RDIS for the Period January to December 2023
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Under this section, we would like to underline ongoing projects, projects which lifetime came
to an end, but, implemented in the year 2023 and briefly narrative a bit the outputs and
outcomes making changes in the life of the members in the communities where projects are
implemented for and with the communities
RDIS Stakeholder Consultation Meeting on the Revitalization of Lake Kivu Basin
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In an impactful gathering held at the Peace Guest House in Kamembe, Rusizi District on the 08th February 2024, stakeholders were convened for the RDIS Stakeholder Consultation Meeting on the "Revitalization of Lake Kivu Basin" project. The initiative, generously funded by TerraFund for AFR100, is set to transform the ecological and socioeconomic landscape of Nyamasheke and Rusizi districts through comprehensive landscape restoration efforts. The meeting unfolded with an inspiring opening devotion, followed by discussions that laid out the project's ambitious objectives and framework. Rev. Ntarindwa Viateur, the Executive Director of RDIS, underscored the project's ethos of collective environmental stewardship, rooted in a deep-seated reverence for nature.
The project's ambitious goal to plant 377,000 trees across 860 hectares aims not only to bolster the region's climate resilience but also to create over 159 jobs, with a particular focus on empowering women and youth.
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