English - Global Balance

During those presentations, I have discovered that the youth are determined to leave out
stereotypes and build their happy future, a prosperous future. If not limited by means, I would
like to expand my initiative and cover the maximum average of schools, preaching Love, Unity
and Peace.
Find enclosed some of the pictures taken during book launches.
To get the Book: www.publibook.com or mujojoma@gmail.com
Diomède Mujojoma, The Author of “Salvator”
37. Sensibilisation de la population sur la protection Burundi
de l’environnement – Plantation d’arbres
REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES FOR ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION REGISTERED AMONG
RECONCILIATION YEAR PROJECTS 2010
Reconciliation is the way to a solid Peace. To achieve this, people must be brought together
through various ways (sport, concert, conference, common activities…). This helps fluid contact
in an unusual environment that should bring people in conflict to get persuaded of their perdition
and eventually evolve to the level of reconciling each other.
Activities oriented in the protection of environment are some of those ones which have
potentiality of bringing people together. In fact, no one ignore the importance of protecting the
environment, since we are aware that the environment is life, and protecting it is then protecting
our life.
ASEPE (Association Ensemble pour la Protection de l’Environnement, or « Together for the
Protection of Environment » ) had organised a series of activities oriented in environment
protection, and registered them among the Reconciliation Year 2010 Projects. The central
activity was “the tree plantation along river Kamenge in Gihosha Commune (Bujumbura town)”.
The activity has been completed this Saturday, December 18 th ,2010, a National day dedicated to
Tree Plantation, closing then the National Environment Week inaugurated on December
13 th ,2010 (See enclosed the Week Program). The project has been achieved in synergy with
another organisation “APESEAU (Association pour la Protection de l’Environnement et des
Sources d’Eau)”, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment.
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