PPT-SMART RWANDA Days

June 2013 Smart Rwanda Innovative Alive Ambitious Opportunity for Africa to move away from siloed ict for development strategies Consultative workshop including private sector a winner. Session . 7. Dissemination and Communication. of Gender Statistics. S. erena . Lake Kivu Hotel. , . Rubavu. District. March 25-27, 2014. 1. Learning Objectives. At the completion of the module, participants should understand:. UN Peacekeeping. Josh . H. ombrebueno. Background. Before the 1960’s, Rwanda was ruled by the country of Belgium. The Belgians favoured the ethnic group known as the “Tutsis”, who made up 15% of the nation’s population, because they looked more European than the other ethnic group known as the “Hutus”.. Project report. BCM390, “Media, war and peace,” autumn session, 2013. University of Wollongong. The project report had two components. For details of the assignment see . http://www.bmartin.cc/classes/BCM390_13outline.pdf. Aim: What was the impact of the tragic events in Rwanda? . Do Now:. What does the word “genocide” mean?. Write about a time and place where “genocide” occurred.. What is Genocide?. Genocide means actions committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group.. Canada’s Peacekeeping Failure. 5Ws (Background). Who: Tutsi and Hutu. Tutsi. and . Hutu. – two main ethnic groups in Rwanda, Africa.. In the 1400s the Tutsi’s formed most of the population of nobility and the Hutu majority (85%) of the population was mostly poor peasants.. Outcome: Consequences of Imperialism. Constructive Response Questions. Describe what happened in Rwanda and how it was connected to imperialism:. Who was Mahatma Gandhi and what events in India caused him to take action?. MWH - CORNING. GEoGRAPHY. Rwanda. , in east-central Africa, is surrounded by the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Tanzania, and Burundi. . http://. www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/2008/04/23-End/rwanda_sm00.jpg. By: Cecilia, Elizabeth, and Anton 802. By: Cecilia. Introduction to Rwandan Genocide. What was the Rwanda Genocide ? . The . Rwanda Genocide involved the Hutus and the Tutsis. From April to July 1994, people of the Hutu ethnic majority killed approximately 800,000 people, a large percentage of the Tutsis ethnic minority. The genocide began by the death of the Rwandan President Juvenal . The conflict between the Rwandan Tutsi and Hutu communities took place between April and June of 1994, and caused a massive genocide of an estimated 800,000 people, mostly consisting of Tutsis. The attacks began with two Hutu government officials being shot down in their plane, which Hutus believed was caused by the Rwandan Patriotic Front, a Tutsi rebellion group. The RPF, however, denies this. They believe the Hutus performed this act for an excuse to start war. . on April 6, 1994, and for . the next . hundred days, up to 800,000 Tutsis were killed by Hutu militia using clubs and machetes . It was sparked . by death of Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu, when his plane was shot down above Kigali airport on April 6, 1994. onomic stressors during a ten year period. In this section I will inve ethnic violence: the symbolist political theory developed by Political Science scholar Stuart Kaufman, and the rational choice th network with mul�ple stakeholders, suppor�ng government agents in mineral traceability and companies in due diligence prac�ce. ITSCI engages with the Rwanda Mining Type Research ReportAuthorsProf Deogratius JaganyiProf Kato NjunwaProf Manasse NzayirambahoDr P. Claver RutayisireDr Vincent ManirakizaDr Aimable NsabimanaMs. Josephine MalonzaMr. Mugabe LeonMr. Gilbe 3 . – Africa. Lesson 8 – Crisis – Rwanda 1994. Essential Questions. What did the Hutu rebel army, the “Interhamwe” have planned for the Tutsi population in Rwanda?. Why is Paul Rususabagena considered a hero?.