Our Vision

Our Topics

Badilisha is Kiswahili and means trans­formation. We support sustainable develop­ment on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya. We follow a holistic approach that takes into account educational and environ­mental topics as well as immediate issues of food security and economic development. All topics are interdependent.

Our project has three components:

Education is the Future

For equal educational opportunities
Rusinga goes Green

For an environment
to live in
Strengthening Community

For a future
without worries
Our Tasks

Together with our partners

on Rusinga we face a multitude of tasks. None of these tasks can be considered in isolation from the others. The concrete concepts for the projects we support should therefore combine as many of these tasks as possible.

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Education

Promoting education and personal development

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Reforestation

Planting trees, protecting livelihood

03

Food Sustainability

Securing food and strengthening incomes

04

Soil Restoration

Stopping environmental destruction

05

Energy

Sun and wood

06

Water Management

Rain and drought

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About BaRuIs

Badilisha Rusinga Island

We are three graduates of the class of 2002 from the Dresden St.-Benno-Gymnasium, Claudia, Eli and Anna. As well as our friends, families and acquaintances. Our relationship with Rusinga goes back to 2003, when Claudia supported a project of a local youth group which took care of orphans whose parents had died of HIV/AIDS during a 6-month stay, among other things.

Today BaRuIs e.V. supports several local groups who are engaged and committed to making a difference. It is a project of hope.

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September 1, 2023

NYAMUGA Special School needs your support!

Background NYAMUGA Special School for physically and mentally disabled students…

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August 19, 2023

Podcast: SOUL CONVERSATION with Claudia Bruschke

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June 15, 2023

A new project of hope for Rusinga Island

BaRuIs e.V. submitted a funding application to the Saxon Youth…

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