à partir de 242€

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Farming and Agricultural Support

location
1 - 50 semaines  ·  Âge 18 - 50+

rating  Parfait 4.6  · 
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Clou

  • Work with local farmers in their fields or with livestock. Help at a school farm that provides food to local school children.
  • Experience the beauty of Musanze, Rwanda, surrounded by volcanoes.
  • Step outside of your comfort zone and meet other volunteers that are passionate about conservation and giving back.
  • Submerse yourself in the local culture, art, and lifestyle.
  • Have the experience of a lifetime!

Particulièrement approprié pour

Âge 18+
Seul voyageur
Couples
Familles
Groupes
50+
Fauteuil roulant

À propos du programme

Work with local farmers to promote Climate Smart Agriculture

Farming and Agriculture support aims at addressing issues related to improving soil fertility while conserving the nature. Rwanda is one of the countries with the highest density whereby agriculture constitutes over 90%. Both agriculture and settlements have contributed to huge loss of soil and ...

À propos du programme

Farming and Agriculture support aims at addressing issues related to improving soil fertility while conserving the nature. Rwanda is one of the countries with the highest density whereby agriculture constitutes over 90%. Both agriculture and settlements have contributed to huge loss of soil and land scarcity. The programme is designed to give passionate, graduated and professionals in farming, soil management, crop management, erosion control, seeds management, climate change and any other related field, opportunities to engage locals in mitigation and adaptation strategies 

Volunteer for this programme will be working with local beneficiaries and Partners For Conservation field staff including (Project Manager, and Technicians) and other stakeholders including conservation and development agencies as well as the local authorities. In order to provide volunteers with many opportunities to learn and contribute to community conservation efforts in Rwanda, volunteers are elected to join the team that represents Partners For Conservation in functions, meetings and other conservation gathering.Partners For Conservation expects a pro-active volunteer ready to use the personal curiosity to learn and passion to move forward this programme.  

Interested volunteer will have a lifetime experience contribute to the national biodiversity strategy plan by working alongside communities in their efforts of rehabilitating degraded ecosystems, control of alien invasive species , develop/upgrade skills in conservation management as well as helping local community reap the full benefits of conservation.

About the location

The volunteer will be based and operate in Musanze district. Musanze is a district in the Northern Province of Rwanda. Its capital city is Ruhengeri which; is also sometimes known as Musanze. Musanze is Rwanda's most mountainous district, containing the largest part of the Volcanoes National Park and its head office at Kinigi. Five of the eight volcanoes of the Virunga chain (Karisimbi, Bisoke, Sabyinyo, Gahinga and Muhabura) are within the district boundaries. It is also in this district that most of Rwanda's mountain gorillas are found, making it the most popular tourist destination in the country. Musanze's capital, Ruhengeri, is one of the largest cities in Rwanda and serves as a hub for tourists.

It is easy for a volunteer to access the rest corners of the country from Musanze for example Musanze is at 1h drive from Gisenyi and the Democratic Republic of Congo border. Gisenyi is known for its super weekends for water sports lovers. Musanze is also at 2h30 drive from Kigali and at 25 minutes to the Cyanika, the Uganda border.


Journée typique

A day as a volunteer varies on a daily basis. The day starts with a breakfast served from 7:00am. The field/office work start at 8:30am and ends at 4:30pm. Likewise the rest of the staff, a volunteer at Partners For Conservation has a 1h30 break for lunch. The lunch is served and shared within ...

Journée typique

A day as a volunteer varies on a daily basis. The day starts with a breakfast served from 7:00am. The field/office work start at 8:30am and ends at 4:30pm. Likewise the rest of the staff, a volunteer at Partners For Conservation has a 1h30 break for lunch. The lunch is served and shared within Partners For Conservation compound between 12:30pm and 13:30pm. As field works may sometimes go beyond lunch time, volunteers are advised carry some snacks and drinks.

Partners For Conservation allows volunteers to freely plan their daily activities to ensure they are happy with what they’re doing and helping to address the local identified issue.

 Partners For Conservation supports volunteer’s intervention by providing a comprehensive team involving among others a driver (where necessary), a local interpreter and senior officer/ project manager.  This is key to ensure there’s excellent communication on and off the field for a successful intervention and teamwork.

Besides farming related activities, volunteers may also contribute to promotion, marketing and advertisement and events management, surveys and researches ( recommended or individuals), grants/proposals writing and fundraising and public relation through interacting with various stakeholders or representing the organisation in meetings, conference and events such as the Gorilla Naming Ceremony

 


Activités de loisirs

A volunteer is a free agent on free, public days and on leave.

However, volunteers are required to follow rules provided by the host. This implies that they are called to communicate their time in and out for example.

Partners For Conservation recommends the best activities based to those available ...

Activités de loisirs

A volunteer is a free agent on free, public days and on leave.

However, volunteers are required to follow rules provided by the host. This implies that they are called to communicate their time in and out for example.

Partners For Conservation recommends the best activities based to those available in and around the town although volunteers are free to choose according to their preferences.

For volunteers looking to travel away from their bases ( for holidays for example), they are requested to dully fill leave application forms avalaible at Partners For Conservation.

Volunteers are free to do whatever they want except political activities 


Conditions

Conditions

Âge minimum: 18 ans

Pour participer à ce programme tu dois avoir au moins 18 ans quand le programme commence. Il peut y avoir des exceptions si tu peux montrer la permission de ton tuteur légal ou si tu es accompagné(e) par l'un de tes parents.

Compétences linguistiques

Tu dois parler Anglais (niveau de base) et Français (niveau de base)

Restrictions de Nationalité

Aucune restriction. De l'aide venant de tous les coins du monde est bienvenu.

Autres Compétences

Farming, livestock, teaching, etc. are a bonus but we will put you to work regardless.

Engagement horaire

Nous avons besoin de ton aide pour lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi et dimanche de 08:00 - 16:00

Services inclus

Services inclus

Services de Partners For Conservation

 The fee is dispatched as follow:

  1. Processing the visa
  2. Processing the working permit
  3. Lodging: Home stay or accommodations
  4. Meals: 3 per day
  5. Project Donation
  6. Airport transportation on arrival and departure.
  7. In-country training and orientation.
  8. In-country staff supervision.
  9. 24/7 in-country support from partner
  10. Personalized Local Guide and Volunteer Care and Other Services
  11. Around the clock emergency support
  12. Certificate of Appreciation/Completion at the end of the Programme

Transfert de l'aéroport Kigali International Airport

Partners For Conservation organize airport shuttle to pick and drop the volunteer.  Each times, Partners For Conservation ensures that there’s a person capable of speaking to the volunteer to avoid any culture shock. This is catered for by the volunteering fees.

 

Logement

Accommodation is located in Musanze town. The location is away from bars and other beer selling points although there can be some small boutiques where foodstuff are sold. It's a comprehensive house with toilets and washing rooms inside as well as a garden outside. Musanze is a district in the Northern Province of Rwanda. Its capital city is Ruhengeri which; is also sometimes known as Musanze. Musanze is Rwanda's most mountainous district, containing the largest part of the Volcanoes National Park and its head office at Kinigi. Five of the eight volcanoes of the Virunga chain (Karisimbi, Bisoke, Sabyinyo, Gahinga and Muhabura) are within the district boundaries. It is also in this district that most of Rwanda's mountain gorillas are found, making it the most popular tourist destination in the country. Musanze's capital, Ruhengeri, is one of the largest cities in Rwanda and serves as a hub for tourists.It is easy for a volunteer to access the rest corners of the country from Musanze for example Musanze is at 1h drive from Gisenyi and the Democratic Republic of Congo border. Gisenyi is known for its super weekends for water sports lovers. Musanze is also at 2h30 drive from Kigali and at 25 minutes to the Cyanika, the Uganda border

 

Aliments & Boissons

Yes, we provide three meals a day including breakfast, lunch and dinner. Additional foods would be at your own expense.  We are happy to accommodate any food specific needs you have, if you just let us know prior to your arrival.  

 

Accès à Internet

Bon accès sur le site du projet

NE SONT inclus dans le prix:

NE SONT inclus dans le prix:

Billets d'avion

L'aéroport le plus proche est Kigali International Airport (KGL) à Kigali. Nous t'aidons à trouver des vols pas chers pour aller en Rwanda. TROUVER DES VOLS PAS CHERS

Assurance Voyage

Partir à l'étranger est une aventure et c'est toujours mieux d'être bien préparé. Que ce soit une maladie soudaine, une blessure ou du vol - une assurance voyage pour Rwanda te protège en cas de situation imprévue. OBTENIR UN DEVIS

Vaccins

Si tu envisages de faire du bénévolat en Rwanda, nous te conseillons de consulter un médecin avant le début de ton voyage. Renseigne-toi sur les vaccins nécessaires pour Rwanda. INFOS VACCINS

Informations sur l'arrivée

The programme starts upon the arrival day of the volunteer. Upon arrival at PFC HQs and introduction to the staff, a volunteer is given a time for cultural immersion after which he’s introduced to the field and partners including beneficiaries and local authorities of where the activities are located. During the cultural immersion programme, the volunteer assisted by a personal interpreter visits important places in the area such as markets, recreation places etc and is introduced to the ways of living of Rwandans.Volunteers can join this programme throughout the year

 

Disponibilité
janv. févr. mars avril mai juin juil. août sept. oct. nov. déc.

Frais de Programme

1 semaine (durée min.) 242€
3 semaines 1 016€
4 semaines 1 304€
5 semaines 1 592€
9 semaines 2 743€
17 semaines 5 047€
50 semaines (durée max.) 12 125€
Prix moyen 242€/semaine

Frais de Programme

242€ par semaine 1 - 50 semaines Âge 18 - 50+

Méthodes de payement

Visa Master Card Maestro American Express PayPal

PAS DE FRAIS DE CARTE DE CRÉDIT


Durée

1 - 50 semaines

Acompte

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Paiement final

Le paiement du montant restant doit être organisé avec Partners For Conservation durant le processus de candidature. Très souvent ce paiement est effectué par virement bancaire ou en espèces.


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Partners For Conservation

Parfait 4.6 rating (19 avis)

Non lucratif - fondée en 2014

Vérifié par Volunteer World

  Taux de réponse excellent

Hébergé par

Emmanuel

Langues parlées: Anglais

Sur le projet

Building communities capable to influence local conservation and development decisions through promotional protection and conservation actions for a biodiversity legacy.

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ABOUT PARTNERS FOR CONSERVATION


Partners For Conservation is a Rwandan charity that was founded in 2014. It was registered by the Rwanda Governance Board as a local non-governmental organization under nº343/RGB/NGO/LP/07/2018.

Its overall mission is to save a biodiversity legacy through the promotion, protection and conservation. Partners For Conservation serves as a platform that provides opportunities to everyone from farmers to businessmen; from children to adults; from illiterates to academics; from low-income people to donors; from volunteers to professionals, to appreciate and celebrate their contributions towards the conservation of the biodiversity.

Objectively, Partners For Conservation is dedicated to the extension and sharing of opportunities in promotion, protection and conservation of biodiversity through Education, Community Empowerment and Entrepreneurship, Public Health and Environmental Justice.


PARTNERS FOR CONSERVATION APPROACH


Partners For Conservation believes in the innate capabilities of every human being in biodiversity promotion, protection and conservation. For this, PFC advocates for a partnership of all stakeholder as an utmost requisite to ensure a biodiversity legacy while driving feeling of responsibility and ownership. Thus, the establishment of Partners For Conservation as platform where every single contribution is accounted for. Partners For Conservation believes that a such partnership remains a key drive of inclusive and participation of all stakeholders in local needs assessment, designing priorities and relevant strategies to address identified them. Our intervention is driven by the desire of promote education so to build the capacity of locals and raise their awareness to ensure they are empowered enough to actively participate in community and conservation processes and are capable to influence decisions affecting both the community and conservation welfare. 


OUR OBJECTIVES


Partners For Conservation is dedicated to the extension and sharing of opportunities in promotion, protection and conservation of biodiversity through Education, Community Empowerment and Entrepreneurship, Public Health and Environmental Justice to allow all society members to appreciate and celebrate their contributions towards the conservation of the biodiversity.


PHILOSOPHY


At Partners For Conservation, we believe in the innate capability of every human being to promote, protect and conserve biodiversity. We aim at driving everyone’s appreciation and celebration of her/his contributions towards the conservation of the biodiversity.


GOALS


Partners For Conservation aims at preserving a legacy through the promotion, protection and conservation of biodiversity.

Partners For Conservation believes that everyone is born a conservator, and that only good will and means make the difference. We work to serve as the only platform through which; farmers to businessmen, children to adults, illiterates to academicians, poor to wealthy people, volunteers to professionals, interns to researchers are able to contribute towards a just world.

Currently, Partners For Conservation is contributing to the promotion, protection and conservation of national biodiversity through a holistic intervention axed on Conservation, Education, Community Empowerment and Entrepreneurship, Public Health and Environmental Justice activities to promote the social-economic integration of poor, vulnerable and marginalized people surrounding the gorilla habitat.

One of the national biodiversity flag-bear is Mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei beringei) one of the two subspecies of the eastern gorillas. One species is found in the Volcanoes mountains of Central Africa within three National Parks: Mgahinga in South-west of Uganda, Volcanoes in North West Rwanda, and Virunga in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The other is found in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. According to the most recent census mountain gorillas stands at an estimated 1,000 individuals (2018 gorilla census)


Despite being removed from the IUCN Red List of critically endangered species, mountain gorillas remain endangered and their survival remains dependent on conservation efforts. (I.U.C.N Red list, 2018). This success is credited to a number of efforts by individuals and consortium initiated to support conservation interventions such as; research and monitoring of gorilla health, and improving social-economic living conditions of communities surrounding the park.


For its exceptional biodiversity values, in 1983 UNESCO added this park to the International Man and Biosphere Reserves. Despite this, the park is subject to a variety of serious and growing anthropogenic pressures largely related to it being situated in one of the most densely populated parts of Rwanda.

19 avis · rating4.6

Madelon Trip rating5

2024 at Fashion Design Supporter

I loved the program. I had a great time with the woman that helped me sew and the house where i stayed at was also great. All the facilities where there and i was taking good care of. next to my volunteering i also could explore rwanda and do multiple activities. i had a great ...
Stella rating4.2

2024 at Community Empowerment Assistant

During my time here I got to see an extensive and immersive experience in Rwanda, we visited all 9 districts! The housing was clean and nice, located in a safe and beautiful area with access to amenities and nearby things to do. The host was very friendly and a lot of fun to hang out with and talk ...
Elena rating4.8

2023 at Fashion Design Supporter

I volunteered for 3 weeks with Emmanuel and his organisation. The schools were closed at that time during the winter festive period so I mainly helped two groups of women fund their work (sewing and weaving). The main achievement was to enable them to continue to produce items to sell in order to ...
Steven Milev rating5

2023 at Community Empowerment Assistant

Very Inspiring Experience with Emmanuel who was a fantastic host. We were shown how local live and go through their live with all the positive and negative aspects of it . Emmanuel is very active in the community and has a few different projects and groups that he supports with whatever he can . ..
Clemence rating4.2

2023 at Reforestation Technical Assistant

My boyfriend and I went to Rwanda to volunteer with Partner For Conservation. Overall, we had a nice experience ! We got to live with locals and get to know their culture which was very nice. The project was nice although we would have wished to do more ourselves ! The PFC people were all very nice ...
Matindi Benson rating5

2023 at Environmental Justice Assistant

My volunteering experience with Partners for Conservation in Rwanda was nothing short of extraordinary. As a passionate advocate for environmental conservation, I felt right at home teaching children about the importance of preserving the environment and addressing climate change. The receptive ...

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