"DESCRIPTION DES PRODUITS DE NOS FEMMES ENTREPRENEURES" 

BIKIGITI KAZOZA

Improved Stoves

Viola Nduwimana has made household energy her fight. Her company Bikigiti Kazoza designs and disseminates improved stoves made of reinforced clay or durable materials, designed to withstand intensive daily use. These stoves consume less fuel, reduce smoke emissions, and protect the health of women and children. Behind every installed stove, there is a family hearth better protected.

NUTRIKIRA,

Enriched composite flour

Odile Nizeyimana founded NUTRIKIRA with a simple conviction: quality nutrition must be accessible to all Burundian families. Her company produces and distributes an enriched composite flour made from locally grown cereals and legumes - soy, peanuts, sesame, wheat, corn, sorghum, and millet. Each blend is designed to meet the real nutritional needs of households, combining the best of local agricultural knowledge and modern requirements for food health.

INCUTI Y'URUNYUZI,

Hooked articles

Lisiane Nzeyimana and Nadine Nimbona have combined their talents to create Incuti Y'Urunyuzi, a company that restores the nobility of artisanal knitting. Together, they handcraft a complete range of knitted clothing and accessories - sweaters, hats, scarves, blankets, booties, uniforms, and layettes - combining local craftsmanship, sustainable quality, and contemporary style. Each piece tells a story of skilled hands and a passion for textile creation.

SHAZA UBERWE,

Leather sandals and knitted thread

Azèle Namjua is the creator of SHAZA UBERWE - whose name evokes beauty and elegance in Kirundi - she designs and handcrafts unique sandals, combining leather with knitted thread for a result that is both original, comfortable, and rooted in Burundian cultural identity. Each pair is a complete handcrafted piece, carrying the signature of a young entrepreneur determined to showcase local craftsmanship in the fashion market. With SHAZA UBERWE, every step becomes a style statement.

 

AGACIRO K'IBIHINGURWA MU GITI,

Woodworking and wood turning

Fabiola Masengesho has chosen wood as the raw material to transform the daily lives of Burundian families. Through Agaciro K'Ibihingurwa Mu Giti, she designs and locally manufactures functional wooden kitchen equipment, suitable for domestic use and accessible to the majority. Her approach combines precision craftsmanship and practical vision: better food preservation, better daily living, thanks to tools made here, by hands from here.

MANISH WASH,

Wall soaps

Gyslaine Manirakiza has imagined a solution for hygiene that is as ingenious as it is sustainable. Founder of Manish Wash, she produces and installs wall-mounted soaps securely fixed to the walls, designed to withstand water and intensive, repeated use. A local innovation that meets a concrete daily need, combining practicality, hygiene, and longevity - for homes, schools, businesses, and all collective spaces.

ELDI COMPANY,

Eco-friendly charcoal

Diane Akimana transformed an environmental problem into an entrepreneurial opportunity. At the head of Eldi Company, she is developing a process for transforming biodegradable waste into eco-friendly charcoal, intended for everyday cooking. Cleaner than traditional charcoal and less expensive, this alternative charcoal protects forests, improves air quality in homes, and eases household budgets. A green business, driven by a vision firmly focused on the future.

NINAJ PASTRY,

Pastry

URUMURI ART,

Sisal Articles

Ange-Eliane Nduwarugira has made sisal her creative language. Through Urumuri Art - whose name means "light" in Kirundi - she transforms this local natural fiber into finely crafted functional art objects: bags, baskets, bowls, and many other handmade home accessories. Each creation is the result of a traditional artisanal know-how reinterpreted with a contemporary eye, valuing both Burundian culture and the natural resources of the country. With Urumuri Art, local craftsmanship shines.

Isuku Cooperative,

Reusable Sanitary Pads

Jeanine Ntakarutimana has placed the dignity of women at the heart of her project. The Isuku Cooperative produces locally washable and reusable sanitary pads, made by women, for women. Crafted from 100% natural cotton, they offer durability of 8 to 12 months, thus reducing waste and easing the household budget. A simple gesture for health, for the environment, and for the autonomy of Burundian women.

FOOD FORD COMPANY,

Electric stoves

Sonia has identified a daily problem that millions of Burundian families know well: cooking cleanly, without smoke, without danger. Her answer? Food Ford Company, a company specializing in the production of electric stoves designed for the local market. Accessible, robust, and suitable for domestic use, these stoves represent a modern and safe alternative to traditional cooking methods. Sonia proves that innovating locally also means concretely improving the daily lives of households.

CLEAN PRIORITY,

Cleaning and maintenance of premises

Gloria founded Clean Priority with one certainty: a clean environment is the foundation of any healthy and productive living or working space. Her company offers a complete range of professional cleaning and maintenance services - floor and window washing, disinfection of restrooms, sanitation of communal spaces - for businesses, schools, hotels, and individuals. Thorough, reliable, and committed, Gloria is building a service company that sets high standards for quality and hygiene.

LISSA CREATION,

Leather sandals 

Raïssa is young, ambitious and driven by a deep passion for leather goods. With Lissa Creation, she handcrafts leather sandals that combine elegance, comfort, and durability. Each pair is crafted with care, respecting traditional techniques, to offer her clients a product that is both beautiful and sturdy. Raïssa firmly believes that accessible luxury can arise from local hands - and Lissa Creation is living proof of that.

FRESH FIELD FOOD COMPANY,

Sunflower oil

Eudécie Uwamahoro has chosen to highlight what the Burundian land produces best. Fresh Field Food Company transforms local sunflower seeds into pure, natural, and high-quality oil - without additives, without compromise. A healthy product, derived from a locally controlled supply chain from start to finish, which proves that excellence in agri-food can be born and grow in Africa.

THE LITTLE CUTIES,

Childcare and early childhood development

Diane Nibizi understood that behind every entrepreneurial woman, there is often a child to care for. The Little Cuties is much more than a daycare: it is a warm, secure, and stimulating space, designed for the well-being and development of young children. By taking care of the children with professionalism and tenderness, Diane frees mothers so they can fully dedicate themselves to their professional activities. A business serving families, and at the heart of community development.