The association “Support for Integral Development and Solidarity on the Hills”: ADISCO in acronym, is an asbl under Burundian law recognized by ordinance N0 530/759 of August 2, 2006. It is composed of members who subscribe to the values of the Association and its strategic analysis and who demonstrate a demonstrated commitment to the cause of national solidarity and/or development.

The ADISCO General Assembly is composed of 19 members and its Board of Directors of 8 people chosen from civil society, men and women of the Church, parliamentarians, academics/researchers, peasant and trade union leaders who have shown initiatives to transcend the divisions that tear the country apart. They also come from diverse backgrounds that respect the diverse elements of Burundian society: gender, ethnicities, regions, religions and showing an apolitical commitment within the organization.

The Executive Committee is composed of 4 managers with national and international experience in conducting development programs.

— Program to support self-promotion
— Program to support mutual health insurance companies — Program to strengthen civil society
— Program to support entrepreneurship

— Program to support integrated farms and alternative sectors
It is around these programs that the coherence of the organization's interventions is built around these programs that the coherence of the organization's interventions shown in the following diagram is built.

VISION, MISSION, STRATEGIC TOOLS AND VALUES OF ADISCO
In view of the strategic analysis, ADISCO defines the following vision, mission, strategic tools and values:

Vision:
The advent of united, prosperous and dignified hills for all

Mission
To support the emergence and development of a national social movement capable of promoting its own development and influencing policies for the benefit of the modest sections of the population.

Strategic tools
In order to fulfill its mission of building a social force, ADISCO will use the following strategic tools:
1. Support for reflection to help communities identify their priorities and build their responses and organizational models.
2. Organization/structuring support to reinforce the chosen organizational models and progressively build their empowerment.
3. Technical and management advice to optimize the response of populations by focusing on expertise that fertilizes local knowledge.
4. Support for the mobilization of resources and financial support to amplify the efforts of populations, if necessary.
5. Networking and advocacy through information, communication, the construction of positions, dialogue with authorities, strategic alliances... in order to influence policies towards the concerns of the most modest groups.

Values promoted
ADISCO defends the following values that guide both the conduct of members and programs: 1.
Empowerment and accountability
2. Solidarity
3. Dignity and respect for all
4. Integrity
5. Sustainable management of natural resources
6. The viability and sustainability of actions
7. Promoting the whole family
8. Promoting the cult of effort and entrepreneurship

Intervention zone

Although ADISCO's area of intervention is the entire national territory, the association focuses its intervention on five priority intervention regions, which are: Imbo/Mumirwa in the provinces of Cibitoke and Bubanza (municipalities Mugina, Murwi, Bubanza, Bubanza, Musigati, Musigati, Mpanda, Rugazi and Mabayi), Kirimiro in the provinces of Gitega, Murwi, Bubanza, Musigati, Musigati, Mpanda, Rugazi and Mabayi), Kirimiro in the provinces of Gitega, Murwi, Bubanza and Mabayi. Waro (Municipalities: Giheta, Nyabihanga, Rutegama, Mbuye, Ndava, Gishubi, Bukirasazi, Bugendana, Itaba, Gihogazi, Gitaramuka and Bugenyuzi), Le Buyenzi in provinces of Ngozi and Kayanza (municipalities: Ngozi, Busiga, Kabarore, Mwumba, Kayanza, Kayanza, Kayanza, Gatara, Gatara, Gatara, Kiremba, Kiremba, Gatara, Kiremba, Kayanza, Gatara, Kiremba, Kiremba, Matongo, and Tangara, Marangara, Ruhoro and Nyamurenza, Rango, Muruta and Gahombo), Bugesera in the provinces of Kirundo and Muyinga (municipalities: Kirundo, Vumbi, Gitobe, Butihinda, and Gahombo), Bugesera in the provinces of Kirundo and Muyinga (municipalities: Kirundo, Vumbi, Gitobe, Butihinda, and Gahombo), Bugesera in the provinces of Kirundo and Muyinga (municipalities: Kirundo Busoni, Gasore and Bugabira). Bututsi in Bururi and Makamba provinces (Rutana, Musongati, Gitanga). Recently we added Moso in the provinces of Ruyigi and Cankuzo (municipalities: Kinyinya, Gisuru, Cendajuru).