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Explore the project →Resilient civilian communities: water, agriculture, health, homes, school, workshops and a paper library. Courtyard, Terrace and Ring models.
Explore the project →strategic proposal: research, academy, AI, media, health, culture, economy and governance. Burundi → Great Lakes → East Africa → Africa.
Explore the project →Drinking-water access proposal: distribution networks, treatment, local teams and sustainable maintenance. Proposed horizon: .
Explore the project →Proposed local-processing program: geology, training, industry, environment and transparent governance.
Explore the project →Movement organization, local establishment and voluntary participation.
Explore the project →Economic cooperation, productive activities and member empowerment.
Explore the project →Spaces for gathering, cultural creation and knowledge transmission between generations.
Explore the project →A media proposal for movement information, education and culture.
Explore the project →Bringing together the skills, experience and resources of the Burundian diaspora.
Explore the project →A program for civic education, understanding rights and cultural transmission.
Explore the project →Connecting generations, skills and knowledge transmission to develop economic activities.
Explore the project →Research, innovation and development of technical skills.
Explore the project →The Pan-African Movement’s public manifesto: introduction, doctrine, history, territories, economy, action program and final appeal.
Read the document →Chief Karyenda addresses the Burundian people: memory, unity and reconstruction.
Read the document →Five interdependent pillars for knowledge, justice, dignity, citizenship and responsibility.
Read the document →Applying the framework to African societies, with institutions adapted to digital and non-digital contexts.
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