{{“USAID Gimbuka ‘is the title of the program launched three days ago by Caritas Rwanda, together with the U.S. organization USAID.}}<\/p>\n
The project has duration of three years (2013-2015) and aims to support people in need for the creation of an independent development and nutrition of families. <\/p>\n
The initiative “will take place in fourteen districts of the country.” <\/p>\n
Father Oreste Incimata, Secretary General of Caritas Rwanda, has said since its creation in 1960, Cartas played a crucial role in three sectors – health, development and social work – involving over 26 thousand basic ecclesial communities.<\/p>\n
Highlighting, then, “the maturity” by Caritas, which since 2000 is completely self-sufficient and does not receive external aid, father Incimata stressed that “this maturity has enabled the partnership with USAID.” <\/p>\n
Specifically, the three-year plan to improve the nutritional status of pregnant women living with HIV, as well as to help 36 thousand children under 5 years of age and attend over 14 thousand orphans, providing school supplies to children and adults with the skills necessary to attain, in the family, economic self-sufficiency and food.<\/p>\n
The director of USAID, Richard Silver, has highlighted the primary objective of Caritas Rwanda noting that it has reduced by 44% the rate of stunting for children affected by malnutrition in Rwanda.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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