OUR WORK
We work where food, water, land and young people’s opportunities meet—starting with what communities can shape, use and sustain.
THREE INITIATIVES
Each initiative responds to a practical need and grows through participation, evidence and follow-through.
Strengthening healthier food production, practical farming skills and local livelihoods in Musanze.
Community members have begun fruit-tree nursery work with practical mentorship.
Strengthen water storage and irrigation, expand nursery work and establish healthy growing spaces.
Connecting reliable water access with source protection, community responsibility and long-term care.
Local cleanup and reflection activities have already helped shape our water stewardship approach.
Identify priority needs, technical partners and clear local roles for access, protection and maintenance.
Helping young people experience agriculture through climate action, enterprise, creativity and leadership.
Youth and community conversations have already helped shape the agriculture-and-creativity club model.
Confirm participating schools, technical partners, demonstration spaces and the first club calendar.
2031 DIRECTION
These are Nurtiva’s 2031 targets, not current results. They give us a clear direction to test progress against.
Fruit, shade and agroforestry trees grown and distributed.
People with improved access to reliable water.
Hectares of degraded farmland, riverbanks and community land restored.
Young people trained through Indatana Movement Clubs.
Household, school and demonstration gardens established.
Solar-powered irrigation systems supporting year-round production.
KEEP US ACCOUNTABLE
A community-led approach only works if people can disagree, redirect and improve the work. We ask what is missing, what should change, and who should shape what happens next.
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