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Rwanda realized remarkable reconstruction after the 1994 genocide. Yet, nearly half of its population of about 14 million still live in poverty.
Mio Yamada from Osaka Prefecture founded KISEKI, a social enterprise, in Rwandan capital Kigali and provides childcare support and tailoring
training to single mothers.
KISEKI also accepts interns from Japan and elsewhere. Yamada aims to provide a platform for the interns and Rwandan mothers to “support each other
and learn from each other.”
