RWB Facilitates Development of Village Land Use Action Plans in Nyamasheke and Nyaruguru Districts

The Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) is facilitating the development of Village Land Use Action Plans (VLUAPs) in Nyamasheke and Nyaruguru Districts…

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UNDERSTANDING RWANDA’S WATER USERS AND USES

The report updating “Water Users and Uses Assessment in Rwanda” has indicated that irrigation is leading in consumptive water use, followed by…

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WATER USERS ENCOURAGED TO BE WATER WISE ON WORLD WETLANDS DAY

The Ministry of Environment, Rwanda Environment Management Authority and Rwanda Water Resources Board are encouraging all Rwandans, especially the…

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RUBAVU: SEBEYA CATCHMENT CONSERVATION PROJECT DONATES 72 COWS TO THE NEEDY

Residents from three cells namely Karambo, Nkomane and Rusongati, in Kanama sector, Rubavu district have been given 72 cows to help them get out of…

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STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS FOR BETTER WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN RWANDA

Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) and 2030 Water Resources Group of the World Bank on 10th December called for strong collaborations with different…

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WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY FOR A WATER USE PERMIT?

Rwanda water resources are under increasing pressure. Hence, we need to use the water resources efficiently and effectively to build a sustainable…

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FUTUREWATER STARTS A NEW TAILOR MADE TRAINING FOR RWB

FutureWater has hosted the first online webinar on new Tailor Made Training for the technical staff of the Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) on Water…

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CONSERVATION OF SEBEYA CATCHMENT, END OF WOES FOR NYABIHU AND RUBAVU COMMUNITIES

Thousands of people in Rubavu & Nyabihu Districts, Western Province, for the past years, have been massively overwhelmed by Sebeya River floods.

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HOW ABOUT ‘FLOODS MANAGEMENT IN VOLCANOES REGION’ PROJECT?

One of the projects that the Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) implements to avert floods include ‘Floods Management in Volcanoes Region Project.’

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SECOKO SUB-CATCHMENT RESTORATION, A REMARKABLE ACT OF CURBING SOIL EROSION

Planted trees on the roads, bamboos along the rivers, afforestation, agroforestry in the citizens’ farms and fruit trees around homes are the…

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