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SDHA Launches Integrated Project for Young Girls’ Education, Leadership and Behavior Change

January 8, 2020January 9, 2020 SDHA

On 6th January 2020, SDHA launched Project entitled launched “Integrated Project for Young Girls’ Education, Leadership and Behavior Change’’. The project was launched in Muhanga District, Southern Province. The project benefits 100 students from  selected households and three primary schools Read More …

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Addressing Hygienic Issues in Schools through Awareness and Material Support

October 8, 2019 SDHA

Access to clean water, Hygiene facilities and sanitation is among the core human rights for all. In many regions, clean water, Hygiene and Sanitation are critically in short supply which endangers the economy, public health, energy production, and food supply. Read More …

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SDHA Presents Approaches to Increase Security through Climate Resilience in the Makera Watershed

September 3, 2019September 3, 2019 SDHA

The Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Organization (SDHA) on 29th August 2019 presented results on the feasibility study on holistic and sustainable approaches to increase security through climate resilience in the Makera watershed located in Muhanga District, Southern Province. The study Read More …

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NEW UPDATE on Ebola: Rwanda-DRC Border Operational

August 1, 2019August 1, 2019 SDHA

Reports from Rwanda’s Local news sites UMUSEKE.RW  and KTPRESS.RW indicate that after few hours  of Rwanda – DR Congo  border closure over fears of Ebola outbreak,  trans-boundary movement resumed. It is reported that morning hours residents were tipped on their Read More …

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