On 10 and 11 January, World Future Active organised intensive coaching sessions for beneficiary groups on the Rusagara, Kivumu and Nyarurambi hills in the Commune of Kigamba. This initiative was part of the "Innovative project to improve agricultural production by recovering biodegradable waste through worm composting" project implemented by World Future Active with funding from the French Embassy through PISCAA, and its main aim was to improve the skills of the 45 beneficiaries in cooperative management, the internal savings and credit approach, and leadership within cooperative enterprises.

The first day of coaching focused on several key points. Firstly, the beneficiaries deepened their understanding of the principles and values of cooperation, emphasising the importance of working together and sharing responsibilities. Secondly, particular attention was paid to the management of the cooperative's governing bodies and the keeping of rigorous cooperative accounts, to ensure greater transparency and efficiency in the management of resources. Finally, participants were trained in human resources management, with an emphasis on communication, motivation and building skills within the cooperative enterprise.

This coaching activity demonstrates World Future Active's commitment to promoting sustainable and innovative practices for the socio-economic empowerment of women and girls through increased agricultural production.

Thanks to funding from the French Embassy via the PISCCA project, the organisation continues to build the capacity of beneficiaries, enabling them to develop essential cooperative management and leadership skills. These enhanced skills will contribute to improving the viability and sustainability of cooperative enterprises, thereby promoting the socio-economic and social development of the Kigamba community.