Annual report 2015
During the year 2015 ; the IPROSARUDE achieved many projects in collaboration with its differentpartners. With abudget of 870855242 BIF (544285 USD...
Iprosarude: 16 days of campaign against gender-based violence
The non-governmental organization, Iprosarude (Initiative pour la Promotion de la Santé Rurale et le Développement), launched the 2020 edition of the 16...
School dropout -Kayanza: Iprosarude sounds the alarm in Muhanga
School dropouts in Kayanza province, especially in the commune of Muhanga, are taking a worrying turn.
According to the survey conducted by...
Divine hope
Divine is one of the examples of many women who give birth in inhumane conditions as a result of lack of compulsion by family members and who are rejected in life.
IMPACT OF MATERNAL BREASTFEEDING PRACTICES ON NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN CHILDREN UNDER TWO YEARS IN BURUNDI
Current breastfeeding patterns remain well below the level recommended by WHO and UNICEF in the following world: initiating breastfeeding immediately after the birth of the child; Exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months; Give a complementary food starting from six months; The child should continue breastfeeding up to two years or beyond. In Burundi, there is some contrast between breastfeeding, which is clearly at an acceptable level, and the rate of chronic malnutrition is increasing, the age of the child reaching 45% between 9-11 months (DHS 2010). It is in a context that a cross-sectional, descriptive and analytical study with a 95% significance level was carried out with the aim of measuring the impact of breastfeeding practices on the nutrition of children under two years in Burundi.
Impact of the anthropic activities on the vegetable settlements of the National park of Rusizi in BURUNDI : cases of the sector palm plantation
The research work was carried out at the National Park of Rusizi / Palm plantation area. The overall objective of the study is to elucidate the impacts of human activities on plant communities of the Rusizi Park especially the palm conservation sector.
THE STUDY OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES AMONG WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE ON THE CERVICAL CANCER WAS LAUNCHED ON A SAMPLE OF 206 WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE IN THE HEALTH DISTRICT OF GITEGA
Cancer is a major public health problem .The cervical cancer has been the basis of 34, 9% of all female deaths due to cancer in BURUNDI. Despite that there is no data on knowledge of the population; it would seem that this high rate of death from cervical cancer would be related to the lack of sufficient information and the low use of preventive measures.
Notice to the public: extending the application deadline for the post of Program manager
IPROSARUDE informs the public that it is extending the application deadline for the post of Program manager until 30/03/2018 at 5pm.
For further...
Job vacancy: program manager
Initiative for the Promotion of Rural Health and Development (IPROSARUDE) Asbl
RECRUITMENT NOTICE
IPROSARUDE would like to recruit for its programs and projects:
– A program manager (Bac + 3 years) with experience of at least 3 years in a similar position that will be based in Gitega for an initial duration of 1 year but renewable according to performance.
Celebration of International Women’s Day
Every year on March 08th, the whole world celebrates International Women’s Day. This year in Burundi, the Day was celebrated under the theme:”rural and urban actors, together let us transform the lives of women.
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