Goat farming project in Burega village, Rwanda

Dear Patron,

RWAYDAVO is helping 200 families in Burega Village, Rwanda, through a community-led goat farming project. The community identified key challenges:

• Poor soil fertility

• Lack of organic manure

• Low crop yields

• Malnutrition in children and mothers

• Limited income opportunities

• Poverty

Goat farming is a sustainable solution that can improve nutrition, income, and soil health.

Goal: $10,000
Remaining: $10,000
Donors: 0
Duration: 3 years

Challenges
Burega Village suffers from food insecurity and poor soil. Families lack:

• Better farming methods

• Organic manure

• Nutritious food

• Income from livestock

Without support, families remain in a cycle of low harvests, poor nutrition, and poverty.

Our Solution
This project will:

1. Give Goats to 200 Families – Each family receives a goat for manure, milk, and income.

2. Improve Soil – Goat manure enriches the soil naturally.

3. Support Nutrition – Milk improves diets for children and mothers.

4. Increase Income – Families can sell goats, milk, and manure.

5. Share Knowledge – Families learn animal care, soil management, and sustainable farming.

Offspring from goats will be shared with other families, spreading benefits in the community.

Impact

• Better Living: More food, better nutrition, new income sources.

• Community Resilience: Families can recover economically.

• Recognize Local Knowledge: Strengthens traditional farming practices.

• Long-Term Benefits: Goats reproduce quickly, helping new families over time.

Mutiheba Jean Bosco 

Field Oparation Manager