Construction on the Musinzira-Rwasanga-Mahango water system began on November 22, 2021.
At the outset this community, located in Rwasanga Colline, Bururi Province, has just 3 tap stands to serve 2,200 residents, none are positioned near the region’s two primary schools, three churches, or the region’s college. By necessity, the majority of the population relies on a primary water source that is several miles away from the community, and the water there is contaminated.
For the first time ever, we are naming a water system for our AMAZI For Burundi sustaining members. The Nyarumanga-Rubanga system has been selected as our 2021 AMAZI-funded system.
This system – our 60th in Burundi – serves a total of 1,700 area residents, including nearly 650 students at Rubanga School. Learn more about the difficulties this community faced without access to clean water. We thank our incredible community of givers for making this dream a reality.
The Nyarumangall-Gasenyi water system is our 59th project overall. See the full list of projects here.
New construction is a direct result of your support. Together we are making an impact in Burundi to end the water crisis. The crews on the ground are already hard at work to build this and every single water project you fund.
The Kazuga water system is the second water system to be built this year, and our 58th project overall. See the full list of projects here.
New construction is a direct result of your support. Together we are making an impact in Burundi to end the water crisis. The crews on the ground are already hard at work to build this and every single water project you fund.
Construction on the Kanyinya-Nyagihotora water system began on February 25, 2019.
At the outset this community, located in Rwasanga Colline, Bururi Province. Among the 3,000 beneficiaries of this water system are; 414 students and teachers of Nyagihotora primary school, 476, students and teachers of Kinyinya primary school, 350 worshipers of Nyagihotora Pentecote Church.
