Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA)

“Climate ambition is not just about what we plan, but what we deliver together. Our progress shows that when we work together, even the most ambitious climate goals become achievable.” - Juliet Kabera, Director General, Rwanda Environment Management Authority at the dissemination launch

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“Climate leadership is not defined by ambition alone, but by the ability to turn plans into real impact for people and communities.A resilient future is built when climate action is integrated into every sector of development.”-Martin Paul,Regional Manager - Envir., World Bank

The launch brought together partners and stakeholders to explore the country’s updated climate priorities, discuss key targets, and examine pathways for implementation.

The NDC 3.0 dissemination launch sets the stage for Rwanda’s climate action outreach. The event aimed to increase awareness of updated targets,clarify implementation approaches, and foster partnerships that will drive climate resilience & green growth nationwide.

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The Ministry of Environment and Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) launched the dissemination of Rwanda’s Updated Climate Action Plan (NDC 3.0), marking the start of broader outreach to raise awareness, strengthen understanding, and drive stakeholder engagement in its implementation.

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Earlier this week, we officially launched Nyungwe–Ruhango Corridor Restoration Project under the Program. The event kicked off with a tree planting activity during community work , highlighting the strong collaboration and partnerships driving its successful implementation.

Thousands of community members turned up for the project launch and tree planting activity, reflecting strong expectations and ownership. They were also engaged by through entertaining and educational sketches, reminding them of their role in environmental protection.

Together, we are restoring ecosystems, strengthening resilience, and building a greener future for Rwanda.

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Nyungwe–Ruhango Corridor Restoration Project under Program held its 1st Steering Committee Meeting today, bringing together key partners to review progress, annual work plan and strengthen coordination ahead of the official project launch tomorrow in

Today’s NTAC meeting comes to an end. We thank all members for their active participation and valuable insights.

Continued engagement and collaboration will be key as we move forward with the project’s implementation to achieve lasting environmental impact.

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Members visited the project intervention zones to witness firsthand the environmental & climate change challenges the project will address.

They visited tea plantations, degraded forests and parts of Mwogo River catchment that will be rehabilitated.

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The first National Technical Advisory Committee (NTAC) meeting for Nyungwe–Ruhango Corridor Restoration Project under Program is underway

Members are reviewing the project components & interventions ahead of the project official launch next week.

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We sincerely thank all partners and residents who joined us for tree planting & cleaning activities in Gikondo and Rwampara wetlands. Your dedication to wetland restoration reflects the strength of our partnership in protecting these vital ecosystems - Juliet Kabera, Director General, Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA)