Experiencing the Rwanda Riparian Restoration Project
This panel is part of our whole day event:
Decarbonisation dialogues: Building confidence in climate investment and emissions reduction
In April, we took our client BRUGG to a climate project they have been supporting: The Rwanda Riparian Restoration Project. The project restores degraded land by planting 1,000 ha of giant clumping bamboo along riverbanks. The bamboo stabilises soil, prevents erosion, and protects farmland while creating local jobs and working closely with farming communities.
In this panel you will hear firsthand what moments stood out, how the project works, and what impact it makes on climate and community. This talk is accompanied by stunning photographs taken on site, so that you feel as though you have been there yourself.
After the presentation, lunch will be available.
Language: English
Not Wheelchair Accessible
Please note that photographs and video recordings will be taken during the event for documentation, reporting, and public communication purposes; for online events, this includes recordings of the session and screenshots. If you do not wish to be included in such recordings, please let us know on site or, for online events, at the start of the session (e.g. via chat) – you are also welcome to keep your camera switched off. We will take this into consideration.
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