From Genocide to Green: Rwanda's Transformation

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Rwanda's journey in the recent past has been one of resilience and remarkable transformation. In the wake of a devastating genocide, the nation has emerged with a strong focus on unity and environmental responsibility. This video explores how Rwanda is tackling plastic pollution through its impactful plastic bag ban. We'll also see how Rwandans, from everyday citizens to the country's leaders, come together in monthly city cleaning campaigns, fostering a sense of national pride and a cleaner future.
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This episode has been filmed in 2018
*This documentary is for educational purposes only.*
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[@SleepyHugAsmr]

Great progress Rwanda!

[@cosminmorga1331]

Go Rwanda !!! Hope the rest of the world will follow soon

[@jaik9321]

🎉🎉 Congratulations,must learn by bigger countries

[@bensantos3882]

Rwanda good for you, we can finally be embarrassed and ashamed by not being as up-to-date as an African country now.

[@davebloggs]

Great video I love the idea of the last saturday of the month being city clean up day. that is a fantastic idea as it gives people pride in their city and that is huge on a social scale. what an amazing simple yet powerful thing to do.

[@notashroom]

Rwandans should feel proud of themselves and their country for doing something meaningful, tangible, and involving everyone to take care of their lands and waters and, at the same time, build a sense of unity and purpose together. It's a really remarkable achievement. May we all follow their example.

[@Kell-ic7yn]

All of the ocean is horrible. Somebody can get to and walk on the moon but no one can figure out about plastic waste. I feel so bad for my granddaughter God only knows what it will be like in 50yrs?

[@muktadirkhan8576]

This was a very interesting and educational video to watch. #OnTheRoadTo100K #Robloak.

[@OrlandoGustar]

I'm Filipino & I say " The Philippines & the Filipinos SHOULD LEARN FROM RWANDA...teach us DISCIPLINE please.

[@OlllOHD]

I’m moving to Rwanda

[@Bekindloveis]

Omigosh its so sad to see the beautiful elephants 🐘 eating plastic trash 😱😳 must be cos they couldn’t find enough plants to eat 😢

[@Aeonshield]

Let's go microorganisms!

[@muktadirkhan8576]

#OnTheRoadTo100K. #Robloak.

[@gilberttello08]

👍👍

[@Bekindloveis]

Its shameful to advanced countries like Europe & US that it takes poorer countries like Rwanda, Kenya etc to take the initiative to implement country wide environment friendly measures to cut down plastic waste when they don’t have as much resources yet they are making such a great impact in helping save the environment & the seas from plastic waste. Kudos 👏🏻 to their governments 👍🏻

[@antoniacurreli6703]

Tranform plastic in fuel!!

[@corvettesbme]

I'm wondering if this will work

[@kirbyak47]

5th so,...

[@Bekindloveis]

Why don’t Rwanda use bamboo paper bags cos its used for toilet paper alrdy cos wood paper bags lead to deforestation cut down trees & bamboos can be regrown faster so its occupying the same space always

[@MichaelLee-do7wb]

THIRRRD