Climate Action Rwanda Project #51509

Plant 40,000 Trees In Northern Rwanda

by RWANDAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION

Project Report | Nov 1, 2022
Cause of Delay in planting Saplings

By Uwizeyimana Jean Damascene | Project Leader

Dear Patrons,

We appreciate your support of our tree planting project in Rwanda.

We are happy to share with you the cause of the delay in the tree planting target. We planned to plant 8000 trees in the period of two months October- November, at the beginning of October 2022, there was some rain and we started the planting activities, however, we stopped due to the sun which was too much. Normally, September to December in RWANDA, is the rain season, but this time there is a climate change, It didn't rain from September to October, and we are expecting too much rain in November and December, this is where we will plant all the planned trees for this period ( See the attached photos how our saplings look like today).

As we will need to use many workers to achieve our target in two months, we request you to donate generously to our project so that we can keep working and achieve our goals. You could also consider doing a monthly recurring donation for our project, which will help us with our ongoing work. The link for the monthly recurring donation is mentioned below in the report.

We thank you for everything that you have done for our project, and we look forward to your continued support.

Thanks & Best Regards.
Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana

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Nov 1, 2022
Land 4 Maintenance progress report

By Jean Damascene | Uwizeyimana

Dear Patrons,

It is our honor and pleasure to have you as partners, supporters, and donors. On behalf of Rwandan Youth Development and Voluntary Organization, I am very much excited to take this opportunity to thank you very much for all the support that you have offered so far for our Rwanda forestation project.

In this field report, we are sharing with you, the progress of maintenance of sapling planting planted for Land 4 located in Taba cell, Ryinzovu village in the Rulindo district of Burega sector, Rwanda. This area’s Google code is Rwanda:624R+Q3 (Google plus Code). This time we are doing maintenance by removing unwanted trees and also as the soil compaction prevents water and oxygen from infiltrating the tree’s roots, we are digging the soil to make sure that the soil is not compacted. We are doing mulch about 6 inches from the base of the tree so that we cannot damage our tree roots.

This land is having around 900 passion fruits, the trees in this land were mostly passion fruits but at the edge of the land, we are having Grevillea. RWAYDAVO Volunteers and project workers are supporting in digging and adding the organic fertilizer. RWAYDAVO volunteers are supervising the activity and ensure that maintenance is going as planned.

We will be doing such kind of maintenance regularly and to achieve this successfully, we need ongoing funds for the regular maintenance of the trees and the land. The maintenance will require maximum care and supervision to make sure that trees are growing well. This activity will include pruning the area properly in order to keep the trees healthy and strong. As we might all be aware, water is food for our trees and plants – that’s why effective watering is one of the most important ways to care for and maintain, so watering might be needed during the dry season.

We request you to donate generously to our project so that we can keep working and achieve our goals. You could also consider doing a monthly recurring donation for our project, which will help us with our ongoing work. The link for the monthly recurring donation is mentioned below in the report.

We thank you for everything that you have done for our project, and we look forward to your continued support.

Thanks & Best Regards.
Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana

RWAYDAVO President

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Oct 5, 2022
Maintenance activities progress report

By Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana | Project Leader

Dear Patrons,

We are very happy to thank you very much for all the support that you have provided so far for our Rwanda forestation project.

We are so excited to share with you the progress of the maintenance activities for land five ( take a look at the short video: Link attached below). We planted saplings at location Rwanda:7299+3WH (Google Plus code) and now are growing well apart from unwanted small herbs that we are currently removing to facilitate our planted trees to grow well. This area’s name is Taba (colline Mwite).

During the maintenance of the trees, we involve community people who are around the area and young children so that we make sure that have a common understanding of the importance of trees and will reduce the disturbance from humans.

After the land is fully planted, we will start fencing activities. We will fence the land because we want to protect the land 5 in which the trees are planted from animals like goats, cows, and sheep, as well as from the disturbances caused by humans. we will keep doing close follow-ups and maintenance.

To do this successfully, we will need ongoing funds for the regular maintenance of the saplings and the land. The maintenance will require maximum care and supervision to make sure that trees are growing well. This activity will also include pruning the area properly in order to keep the trees healthy and strong.

We request you to donate generously to our project so that we can keep working and achieve our goals. You could also consider doing a monthly recurring donation for our project, which will help us with our ongoing work. The link for the monthly recurring donation is mentioned below in the report.

We thank you for everything that you have done for our project, and we look forward to your continued support.

Thanks & Best Regards.

Jean Damascene UWIZEYIMANA

RWAYDAVO President

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