2021 SII-Rwanda Launch
We enhance soil naturally to support a thriving ecosystem. Our method involves nourishing the soil with essential nutrients and promoting biodiversity, avoiding harmful chemicals for a sustainable and harmonious environment.
Promoting the application of natural based solutions to fight against the impacts of climate change through production and utilisation of organic fertiliser made through household wastes and agricultural crops residues. Rwanda Biosolution Organisation is committed to provide sustainable solutions to agricultural services in Rwanda and Beyond
We care about the most vulnerable community by supporting Teen mothers, widows, and poor families through integrating them in climate smart agribusiness
Transforming agriculture sustainably, we excel in Accurate Waste Management for eco-friendly practices. Our dedication extends to Rejuvenating Soil Health, ensuring a thriving ecosystem. Embracing 100% Organic Fertilizers, we prioritize the environment, delivering nutrient-rich solutions for healthier crops
We empowered communities in Bugesera through training workshops, student engagement, and a model sorting village, transforming organic waste into compost and bio-fertilizer while encouraging youth and women to take active roles in sustainable waste management.
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we have trained three schools on waste sorting of about 1200 students, food wastes reduction, wastes valorization and we are planning to establish the wastes management clubs in selected two schools in each of Bugesera Sector for sustainable wastes management
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Rwanda Biosolution Organization and SPS did organic fertilizers from biodegradable waste from public landfills to promote hygiene and sanitation by reducing waste accumulation in urban areas
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Rwanda Biosolution Organization and SPS did organic fertilizers from biodegradable waste from public landfills to promote hygiene and sanitation by reducing waste accumulation in urban areas
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Three agribusiness clubs were formed composed of 45 students in total, in three schools in the Huye district (Mbazi Primary School. GS Mutunda, and G.S Mwulire). During 4 months of training and mentorship, students were able to grow 160kg of Amaranthus (Dodo), 337kg of carrots, 386 of onions, 649 of spinach.
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