International development on a farm in rural Africa

Marius’ story on supporting farmers build climate resilience


Project facilitator at Ripple Effect
Marius Ndayegamiye

Ensuring our field work aligns with programme objectives

Climate-smart agriculture in Africa
An agronomist (on the right) who works closely with us is monitoring farmers and spreading our techniques beyond our direct participants to extend our reach.

What a typical workday looks like for Marius

Sustainable farming in Africa
Marius working with a project participant on their field.

The challenges faced by farming communities in Burundi

minority business enterprises in Africa
Marius (on the right) and project participants with their harvested beans, ready for market.

What Marius enjoys the most about his job

climate-smart agriculture
From left to right, farmers Inampundu, Arthemon, Diane, Janvier and Matore, with Marius (in yellow T-shirt) receiving orange-fleshed sweet potatoes seedlings, a drought-resistant crop to cope with climate change effect.
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