To restore degraded land, promote regenerative agriculture, improve access to healthcare and empower rural communities through a sustainable and profitable circular economy.
A Burundi where communities thrive in harmony with nature and rural enterprise drives long-term prosperity and health.
In 2017, Mugisha Parfait, then a young nurse, and other young people from rural communities came together to improve access to healthcare in rural Burundi.
That experience revealed a deeper question: how can rural families afford care, and how can care be financed sustainably? Mugisha Parfait and Mumararungu Pamella founded PVC Burundi to answer both, linking healthcare to community investment and productive rural enterprise.
Today, PVC combines a rural health network with an integrated agro-industrial model built on restored land, working with more than 5,000 partner farmers.
PVC is built as a commercially viable enterprise. Our revenues sustain our operations and fund our growth, allowing us to scale our impact over the long term.
We work hand in hand with communities, public institutions, development organizations and private partners, each bringing its strengths to rural transformation.
Our values
Our executive team combines decades of expertise in agronomy, clinical operations, and institutional finance.
Chief Executive
Operations
co-founder
Directs strategic institutional vision, commercial enterprise scaling, and regional investor partnerships.
Oversees integrated agricultural supply chains, AgroCircle Hub processing, and farmer network development.
Manages and governance, expansion across the health facility primary healthcare network.
We welcome institutional inquiries regarding partnership, capital deployment, and corporate governance.