The innovation consists in web app, a repository of high-quality stories in Kinyarwanda for kids in primary schools. The highly interactive and friendly application recommends resources to students according level of reading, preference and age. At the end of each story, students take quizzes to assess their comprehension. Each teacher can track the progress of their students and hence be able to help them accordingly
The project is about social innovation consisting in assessing the children’s special needs, provision of educational interventions to teachers, learners and other educational stakeholders and providing assistive devices (made from local environment) to learners with physical disabilities, provision of guidance and counselling to the parents, teachers, children who have special needs.
The proposed project ‘One Child, One Tree’ is a social innovation aimed at promoting social harmony and tackling climate change. Concretely, in two Umudugudus (in Kigali and Kayonza) +/- 600 children will be educated on the biology and culture of indigenous trees;they will get to select their own tree based on personal preference; and they will plant the tree in a dedicated area that will be named ‘Children’s Forest’
This is an innovation related to the approach that can be used to decrease the number of street prostitutes in Rwanda. The approach consists of forming group associations among the prostitutes, train them about the income generating activities and give them a small amount of money as an investment. That money should be returned with a small interest after a certain time. This approach has been tasted in three districts of Rwanda, (Rubavu, Musanze and Huye).
