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ENABLE Rwanda, transforming communities
A large group of farmers and ENABLE Rwanda staff standing together on a hillside at dusk, with terraced fields and mountains behind them.

ENABLE Rwanda

Healthy. Educated. Empowered.

ENABLE Rwanda works alongside smallholder farmers, women, youth and genocide survivors in Kamonyi District, on sustainable agriculture, digital tools, education and community health.

194
health insurance premiums covered

Genocide survivor households in Ngamba Sector.

21
trauma healing participants

Survivors and young people in facilitated sessions.

7
partnerships

Universities, funders, local government and technical partners.

Why we exist

Farming resilience and community health depend on each other.

ENABLE Rwanda is a Rwandan national non-governmental organisation headquartered in Kamonyi District, Southern Province. We work alongside smallholder farmers, rural communities, women, youth and genocide survivors to advance environmentally sustainable agriculture, digital tools for farming, and community capacity building across Rwanda.

Through conservation agriculture, digital agriculture, youth training and applied research, we help communities build lasting resilience, better livelihoods and greater self-reliance.

Two trainees using hoes to open planting furrows along a line of string while other participants watch from the edge of the plot.
A Rwanda where people are healthy, educated, empowered, and able to build sustainable futures.
Our vision

Our work

Four programme areas, run as one

Conservation and digital agriculture, research, education and health. A household rarely has just one kind of need, so we do not treat them separately.

All four areas
  • Six people standing under the entrance arch of the Catholic University of Rwanda, Taba Campus, after signing a memorandum of understanding.

    Research

    Evidence from the field, so programmes keep getting better.

    What this involves
  • A facilitator leading a practical session for a room of students in blue overalls seated around a demonstration table.

    Education

    Practical skills for youth, women and rural households.

    What this involves
  • A visitor greeting a group of older women seated together during a community wellbeing session in Ngamba.

    Health

    Because farming resilience and community health depend on each other.

    What this involves

Projects

Where the work actually happened

Every project page names the district, the partners involved and the numbers we have.

See all projects
  • A farmer and two visitors looking together at a mobile phone screen at the edge of a field in the evening light.
    Planned
    Conservation and digital agriculture2026

    Digital agriculture training and e-extension

    A one week intensive equipping extension officers, cooperative leaders and organisations with digital tools to manage data, coordinate farmers and lift productivity.

    Kamonyi District
  • A visitor greeting a group of older women seated together during a community wellbeing session in Ngamba.
    Completed
    Health2025

    Health insurance initiative

    Health insurance premiums covered for genocide survivor households that had fallen behind, restoring access to care for the families that needed it most.

    Kamonyi District

“ENABLE Rwanda has made a remarkable impact in the community, and I am proud to be associated with their work.”

Faith JonesUnited States

News and stories

What we have been writing

Field reports, partner announcements and the occasional note about something that did not work.

All news

Who we work with

Give a season of training

A donation covers tools, seed and the fuel that gets a trainer to a plot in the hills. Small amounts go a long way here, and we report back on what yours did.

Newsletter

Field notes from Rwanda

A short email every month or so. Training reports, harvest results, and what we learned along the way. No noise.

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