Get Involved
Resilience is a team effort. Join ours.
Give, volunteer, or partner — three ways to put your resources and skills behind communities adapting to a changing climate.
Donate
Small gifts. Visible change.
CDRRO programmes are deliberately lean — a modest gift funds real, physical change in a household's resilience. Here's what your support can do:
15,000 RWF ≈ $12
puts agroforestry seedlings and training materials in a farming family's hands
40,000 RWF ≈ $30
provides an energy-saving stove that cuts a household's fuel use and protects nearby forest
100,000 RWF ≈ $75
funds a rooftop rainwater harvesting demonstration a whole neighbourhood learns from
Impact figures are illustrative, based on our flagship project budget. Every franc is accounted for in our monitoring & evaluation reports.
How to give
- MTN Mobile Money
- Use our organization mobile money — contact us to confirm the current merchant code.
- Bank transfer
- Local and international bank transfers accepted — email us for CDRRO's account details.
Prefer to give directly? Contact us and we'll confirm the fastest method for you, and send a receipt and impact update.
Volunteer
Our workshops and field programmes run on skilled hands and generous hearts. Wherever you're based, there's a way to contribute:
- Agronomy & agroforestry
- GIS & participatory mapping
- Community facilitation (Kinyarwanda)
- Monitoring & evaluation
- Communications & fundraising
- Photography & storytelling
Partner with us
NGOs, donors, government agencies, researchers, and businesses: CDRRO co-designs and co-finances programmes with partners who share our commitment to community-led resilience. We bring district relationships, field capacity, and rigorous monitoring — you bring what you do best.
- · Programme co-financing & grants
- · Technical collaboration (GIS, agronomy, WASH, energy)
- · Research & monitoring partnerships
- · In-kind support: seedlings, stoves, tanks, equipment
Accountability, built in.
Every CDRRO programme carries its own monitoring & evaluation plan — attendance records, distribution lists, field surveys, GIS documentation, and community validation. Donors and partners receive honest reporting on what worked and what we're improving.
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