Tubibe Amahoro means "Sow Peace"

Promoting human rights and lasting peace in Rwanda

A non-governmental organization working since 2000 for human rights, socio-economic progress and gender equality.

Community members standing together outdoors during a TA community meeting
Community outreach meeting, October 2019

ADR & Conflict Prevention

Building peaceful communities through dialogue and mediation

Working with communities, local leaders and justice-sector partners to prevent disputes and strengthen mediation.

Participants at round tables during a civil society public policy dialogue
Civil society public policy dialogue, November 2017

Civic Participation

Citizens shaping the services they receive

Through the Community Score Card, citizens assess public services and agree on improvements with local leaders.

Large audience of community members seated in a hall during a TA meeting
Community meeting, August 2019

Environment & Rural Development

Stronger livelihoods for rural families

Over 1,000 village savings and loan groups, with more than 28,000 members, mostly women.

Members of a village savings group seated outdoors
Village savings and loan group

TA at a glance

  • 2000Founded
  • 9Districts in 3 provinces
  • 8Field offices
  • 33Staff
  • 1,500+Community volunteers

Who we are

Sowing peace since 2000

Tubibe Amahoro (TA), which means "Sow Peace", was founded in 2000 in response to the aftermath of the Genocide against the Tutsi.

Our 30 founding members set out to promote sustainable peace through dialogue, mediation, training and better livelihoods. Today TA works in nine districts with a human rights-based approach, giving priority to people who face the biggest barriers to realizing their rights.

More about TA
TUBIBE AMAHORO office building with a red-tiled roof

Impact

Results on the ground

Selected cumulative results from TA's environmental protection and rural community development work.

  • 1,046Village Savings and Loan Associations created
  • 28,000+Members, mostly women, with financial literacy and access to microloans
  • 808,644Tree seedlings distributed
  • 5,980Improved cooking stoves distributed
  • 1,320Farmers supported with irrigation and terraces

Source: TA Environmental Protection and Rural Community Development programme.

Partners

Our partners

TA works alongside development partners, justice-sector organisations and civil society.

    Knowledge

    Latest publications

    Project reports and annual reports from across TA's programmes.

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    Partner with us

    Partner with us for peaceful, resilient communities.

    We welcome collaboration with justice-sector institutions, civil society, research bodies and development partners.

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