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Béatha Usabyimana: 'In Rwanda, sometimes you will see small patches of land with a single tree growing. It is to remember those we lost during the genocide.' Picture: Gary Moore

Béatha Usabyimana: 'In Rwanda, sometimes you will see small patches of land with a single tree growing. It is to remember those we lost during the genocide.' Picture: Gary Moore

I recently travelled with Trócaire to Rwanda to meet communities working to adapt and mitigate against the increasing effects of climate change.

While speaking to Béatha Usabyimana about the leading role she played in a terracing project, we surveyed the land and the remarkable progress the project has made. 

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