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Contre courantAlimenter les sols pour nourrir les Hommes, l'agroécologie au RwandaCette semaine Véronique Alzieu nous emmène dans le district de Musanze à l'est du Rwanda. C'est le district le plus montagneux du pays. Il englobe une majorité du parc du Virunga, connu pour être le dernier sanctuaire des gorilles de montagnes. Ici, des milliers de petits paysans cultivent la terre souvent avec des produits chimiques qui ont dramatiquement appauvris le sol. Avec le soutien du CCFD-Terre Solidaire, l'association ACORD propose aux paysans un type d'agriculture plus durable, écologique et vertueux, découvrez comment.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2024-04-0329 min
Contre courantPour une meilleure répartition des tâches hommes-femmes au RwandaSoutenu par le CCFD-Terre Solidaire, l’association ACOR Rwanda aide les petits paysans à pratiquer une agriculture durable et vertueuse. Un travail qui passe par l'amélioration des relations de couple et le questionnement des schémas traditionnels, très ancrés.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2022-07-2129 min
The Vatel PodcastBalancing School and Running a Business with Axel RutayisireAxel Rutayisire is a student at Vatel Rwanda and also the founding partner of Garrah Events. Axel shares his experience on how he and his friends saw an opportunity and turned it into a business. With over 60% of the continent’s population being under the age of 25, more and more young people are taking advantage of gaps and opportunities in their communities to start their own businesses and drive social impact.
NOTES: Axel Rutayisire shares with us how he and his co-founders started Garrah Events during the Covid-19 pandemic, how they have grown so far and the le...2022-03-1447 minThe Vatel PodcastChoosing the right team for your company with Christian Irakoze.Building a successful team is about more than finding a group of people with the right mix of professional skills - Do they genuinely have an interest? Do they understand the goal you are working towards? In this episode Christian Irakoze shares with us what he believes needs to be done in choosing the right team and motivating them to achieve set goals. Christian Irakoze, is the Founder and CEO of Eza Neza, a company specializing in hydroponics and greenhouse horticulture, and is also the first commercial hydroponic precision farm in Rwanda.
NOTES: In this instalment, Christian...2022-02-281h 08The Vatel PodcastIntroducing Season 2 of the Vatel PodcastWelcome back to the 2nd season of the Vatel podcast. This season, we talk to young entrepreneurs in Rwanda who share valuable lessons from their journey as entrepreneurs. We cover topics such as how to choose the right team, how to set up a new venture, the value of strategic branding and how to thrive as a business in a competitive market. The theme for this season’s episodes is “Entrepreneurship as a Young Person”.
NOTES: The podcast series are part of the Vatel Rwanda’s e-learning program and recorded at the ICT Innovation Center, a center that fost...2022-02-1401 min
The Vatel PodcastPractical Tools for Time Management with Oluwasijibomi AdesinaIn the digital age, processes have been simplified and work made easier through various online tools that have somewhat served as our personal assistants. In the final episode of the Time Management series, Project Assistant of the Vatel Rwanda COVID-19 Recovery Resilience Program Oluwasijibomi Adesina gives a few tips on how to leverage digital resources to manage your time better as a young person who wears many hats and has a hybrid career.
NOTES: This episode is the final episode of the Time Management series and features Project Assistant Oluwasijibomi Adesina. We advise you to start with...2021-11-0338 minThe Vatel PodcastMastering the Art of Time Management as a Young Professional with Diana KamiliYou have mastered the art of seeking opportunities and have achieved your goals but you are now overwhelmed. Your work seems to be too much and you can’t seem to strike the perfect work-life balance. You’re not alone. Studies actually show that the biggest cause of burnout in the working world is poor time management. Many young people struggle to set clear priorities and end up performing below their potential. We kick off the Time Management 2-part series with Rwanda Ministry of ICT Working Sector Group Coordinator, Diana Kamili, who explains how she juggles all her jobs and...2021-10-2030 minThe Vatel PodcastSeeking out opportunities in the hospitality industry with Felly KarenziWith a rapidly growing hospitality and tourism industry, Rwanda has taken great strides in ensuring that young people take advantage of the opportunities that this growth is providing. Despite having a plethora of programs developed to build young people’s skills in the industry, a lot of young people don’t know how to access these opportunities. In this final episode of the Seeking Opportunities as Young Person, Senior Capacity Building Analyst for Justice and Tourism sectors at the Rwanda Development Board, Nkusi Felly Karenzi, breaks down the different programs open to young people in hospitality and tourism and defi...2021-10-0637 minThe Vatel PodcastNavigating Entrepreneurship as a Young Person with Ornella BisamazaThe Business Insider reported that Africa has the highest percentage of entrepreneurs among working-age adults of any continent in the world, with the majority of the entrepreneurs being women. With over 60% of the continent’s population being under the age of 25, more and more young people are solving the continent’s problems by establishing their own businesses, creating employment and making social impact. While the working world is in need of young talent with innovative ideas, another aspect of seeking opportunities is in fact creating opportunities and that’s what we tackle in this 3rd episode of the Seeking Opport...2021-09-2243 minThe Vatel PodcastStepping out of your Comfort Zone with Bonita MutoniTaking risks and being bold in pursuit of your dreams is often lauded and accompanied by many dozens of stories by successful people and companies. Mark zuckerburg has been praised for creating the seemingly ridiculous idea of a virtual yearbook and turning it into one of the biggest companies in the world, and Oprah Winfrey for turning her “downgrade” segment into one of the biggest talk shows and later production company. However, even with all these success stories to use as reference, many young people are still afraid to step out of their comfort zones. In this second episode of t...2021-09-0836 minThe Vatel PodcastHow to stand out when seeking out opportunities with Cecile Dusabe“If you want to stand out from a crowd, give people a reason not to forget you”. These famous words by Richard Branson ring true for Sales Development Specialist and Academic Advisor, Cecile Dusabe Isimbi as she shares her experience with finding herself and her niche in the highly competitive tourism industry. Cecile kicks off the 4-part series on Seeking Opportunities as a Young person by taking a deep dive into the importance of always going the extra mile when seeking to be noticed for your work and emphasizes the importance of self-awareness when attempting to find your footing in a...2021-08-2550 minThe Vatel PodcastFinancial Goal Setting with Joelle UmutesiYou now know the basics of personal money management, you have developed good habits and have done the necessary self-learning- how do you then move on to setting realistic financial goals and keep yourself accountable? In the final episode of the financial literacy 3-part series, Director of Finances at Irembo, Joelle Umutesi, shares her personal evolution on managing her finances as a college student and as a young person in the workforce. She gives us the “Plan, Budget & Analyze” 3-step process on how to set and achieve your financial goals.
NOTES: In the final installment of the Finan...2021-08-1121 minThe Vatel PodcastFundamentals of Financial Literacy with Ken KhaembaBeing wise with your finances is great- but what if you don’t even know what being financially savvy is? What if you don’t know the basic finance terms that would help you navigate your personal journey to becoming more responsible with your income? Words like “budget”, “interest” and `` financial goals” may sound familiar but do you really know what they mean and how they can affect your personal finance management? Finance Manager and entrepreneur, Ken Khaemba, unpacks the fundamentals of financial literacy in this second episode of the 3-part Financial Literacy series, and speaks about the basics that everyone...2021-07-2839 minThe Vatel PodcastAchieving Financial Fitness with Isaac NkusiBloomberg recently reported that 3 out of 4 recent graduates said they wish a class on personal finance had been a mandatory part of their education. The truth is, many young adults, especially those transitioning into the workforce, often lack financial fitness strategies. They often shy away from educating themselves on personal finance and lack the self-regulation it takes to become financially fit. In the first episode of the financial literacy 3-part series, Founder of Success Through Perspective and Personal Money Management Trainer & Coach, Isaac Nkusi dives into some of the best practices that young people can adopt in order to...2021-07-0549 minThe Vatel PodcastIntroducing the Vatel Rwanda PodcastThe majority of the population of Rwanda is young (age 14-35 years). More young people are joining the workforce than ever before after graduating from universities and TVET schools. This raises the question of whether young professionals have skills required to create a sustainable future. One of the main hurdles that students face after graduating is seeking opportunities. This podcast will tackle the universal basics that can act as a compass to the fresh graduates and other students.
NOTES: The podcast series are part of the Vatel Rwanda COVID-19 Recovery Resilience Program in partnership with the Mastercard...2021-06-2901 min