Burundi Nyarunazi Village Project
Empowering the Batwa Indigenous Community
International Humanitarian Provision Care Inc. (IHPC) is dedicated to supporting the Batwa Indigenous Community and surrounding vulnerable communities in Nyarunazi Village, Burundi. Our approach is long-term and community-led, aiming for more than just short-term aid.
The vision for the Nyarunazi Village Project is to establish a sustainable, inclusive, and empowered community. We believe in fostering an environment where people can live with dignity, develop vital skills, strengthen their livelihoods, preserve their rich culture, and create better opportunities for future generations. IHPC plans to develop this vital project progressively, ensuring lasting impact.
Immediate impact and ongoing support
IHPC has already provided tarpaulins to the Batwa Indigenous Community in Nyarunazi Village, Burundi. This immediate response addressed their urgent housing and protection needs. The feedback from community members has been overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing sincere appreciation for the practical support and compassion shown towards their families.
The history and lived experience of the Batwa Indigenous people in Burundi have been marked by significant social and economic disadvantage, exclusion, and hardship. For many years, families in the Nyarunazi community have lived in extremely difficult conditions, including inadequate and unsafe housing, limited access to sufficient food, clean and safe drinking water, healthcare, and quality education for their children. For a community that has experienced prolonged hardship and limited access to essential services, our support is a crucial step towards dignity and security.
Your support makes a difference
When you visit the IHPC website, the most important first step you can take to support the Nyarunazi Village Project is to make a donation or commit to ongoing support for the Batwa Indigenous community and surrounding communities in Nyarunazi Village, Burundi.
For many years, Batwa families in this community have faced significant challenges, including inadequate housing, food insecurity, limited access to clean water, healthcare, education, and sustainable employment opportunities. The Nyarunazi Village Project has been established to help address these challenges and create a pathway towards greater dignity, stability, self-reliance, and hope.
By supporting IHPC, you can help us:
- 🌱 Establish sustainable farming and gardening projects to improve food security and generate household income.
- 🏠 Develop safe and dignified housing for vulnerable Batwa families and others.
Our vision for the future
The Batwa Indigenous communities of Burundi have experienced extreme and longstanding poverty, social exclusion, and limited access to essential services and opportunities. For many families, inadequate housing, food insecurity, limited access to healthcare, and barriers to quality education continue to affect their wellbeing, dignity, and ability to build a secure future.
International Humanitarian Provision Care (IHPC) is committed to supporting and empowering Batwa Indigenous communities in Burundi and, progressively, across the wider Great Lakes Region of Africa. Our goal is to contribute to long-term, sustainable development that strengthens communities rather than providing only short-term relief. IHPC aims to support the development of sustainable development that creates lasting positive change.
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