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Oct 5, 2026
How a Young Rwandan Leader Turned Water Scarcity Into Action - A candid conversation with Immaculee Namahirwe
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1:10D Blackx LesalonHOST
What is one moment in the field that fundamentally changed how you understand conservation and that made you form this great organization from Green Rwanda?
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1:30Immaculee NamahirweGUEST
From Green Rwanda, it's a conservation initiative dedicated to tackle climate change while empowering marginalized women in rural areas of Rwanda in conservation, actually.
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1:53Immaculee NamahirweGUEST
Back to the question you asked about what's my understanding to conservation.
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2:00Immaculee NamahirweGUEST
For me, I believe that conservation is not about soil, trees, rocks, wildlife, and many other things.
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4:12D Blackx LesalonHOST
Could you briefly take us through some of the initiatives and programs? that you run, whether it's planting trees, other initiatives that you use to tackle climate change and to ensure that the women are engaged and understand what it takes for them to be involved in conservation?