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Each year, Burundi joins the rest of the world in celebrating International Tree Day, an important occasion for Burundi dedicated to environmental protection and the promotion of reforestation. This day also symbolizes the country’s commitment to combating land degradation, climate change, and biodiversity loss.
The unfavorable socioeconomic context for the development of the entire Burundian society is a major challenge for both short- and long-term development. Young people, as an active population representing a significant proportion of the overall population, are particularly affected.
TENDER NOTICE FOR THE RECRUITMENT OF A GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
(GBV) COORDINATOR
SADC is inviting applications for the recruitment of a Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Coordinator in accordance with the SADC Statutes, its GBV Strategy, and its Strategic Plan.
The Terms of Reference for the position can be downloaded Here.
Interested candidates should submit their application with the following reference:
"Gender Based Violence (GBV) Coordinator."
Applications should be submitted in a sealed envelope to the SADC Executive Office with copies sent by email to:
Done in Bujumbura, July 4, 2025
The Rev. Félibien Ndintore
Executive Director of SADC
The protection of environment and preservation of natural resources is becoming more and more worrying for most of the population who feel its effects. This population, which mainly lives from agriculture, confirms that the effects of climate change continue to negatively impact the agricultural sector which was already fragile.
The Anglican Church members and Christian community of Burundi mourn the passing away of Rvd Jeanne Françoise NDIMUBAKUNZI, a clergy member of the Anglican Diocese of Bujumbura. Rvd Jeanne Françoise was one of the key women pastors in the Anglican church of Burundi.
220 ménages des survivant des éboulements survenus sur la colline Gabaniro, de la commune Muhuta ont reçu une assistance de vivres et non vivres accordés par le Service Anglican pour le Développement Communautaire (SADC) en partenariat avec Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD).
