Alphonsine Mukamwiza
“You see when a person gives birth, you have to take care of the baby until he or she grows up. Here, you have to be very gentle to avoid killing the tiny eggs. So I like this job, as when we get many eggs, then we have more larvae, which will make our boss happy, because that is production.”
Alphonsine Mukamwiza
(MAGGOT female worker, 30 years old)
LISTEN through their EYES : Stories from Rwandan biowaste workers
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What is RUNRES?
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Circular economy of organic waste: A pathway for creating decent jobs for youth and women in Rwanda?
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Photovoice: A community-based participatory research methodology
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Participant observation: Building trust by sharing the work
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Felicite Nyirahabineza
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Thierry Shyaka
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Thierry Shyaka
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Protogene Nyandwi
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Felicite Nyirahabineza
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Ismael Muneza
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Yousuf Twagirimana
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Julienne Uwase
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Felicite Nyirahabineza
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Alphonsine Mukamwiza
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Julienne Uwase
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Alphonsine Mukamwiza
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Alphonsine Muhawenimana
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Julienne Uwase
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Alphonsine Muhawenimana
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Thank you for your visit!