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Generation Gender Rwanda was recognized on October 24, 2025, for its five-year contribution to promoting gender equality and combating gender-based violence among youth, men, and women.
The celebration marked the conclusion of the project’s activities in the country and was organized by RWAMREC, HDI, and AfriYAN Rwanda. The event brought together government officials, civil society representatives, youth groups, and other stakeholders.
The ceremony highlighted the project’s achievements in encouraging young people to take an active role in social development and challenging harmful gender norms. It showcased how targeted programs can influence perceptions, foster equality, and strengthen community resilience.
Fidèle Rutayisire, CEO of RWAMREC, said the project had played a pivotal role in changing attitudes toward gender roles. “We must continue transforming mindsets. Much has been achieved in encouraging men to participate in gender equality initiatives, but the journey is far from over,” Rutayisire said. He added that Generation Gender Rwanda had successfully promoted policies against gender-based violence and advanced advocacy efforts that produced measurable impact.
Shamsi Kazimbaya, representing the international organization Equimundo in the Great Lakes region, praised Rwanda as a model for gender equality programs. “Rwanda demonstrates how collaboration among government, civil society, partners, and youth can lead to meaningful change,” Kazimbaya said.
Mediatrice Umubyeyi, Executive Secretary of National Women’s Council, emphasized that the project’s achievements are foundational for sustainable development. “Generation Gender Rwanda reminds us that gender equality is the bedrock of peace and economic growth. When women and men work together, we can build secure families and a nation committed to the well-being of all,” she said. She also noted that the project aligns with Rwanda’s Vision 2050 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Although Generation Gender Rwanda has officially concluded, its work will continue through other partner-led programs, ensuring that the principles of gender equality and justice remain embedded across Rwandan society.
The recognition underscores the transformative power of collaborative initiatives that engage youth, government, and civil society to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusive development.
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