In 2025, the Virunga Alliance advanced two of its core strategic pillars: energy development and sustainable agriculture. On the energy side, key investments included the development of the Rwanguba II power plant, which aims to double production capacity by 2026. This was part of a broader USD 33.3 million investment in 2025 which also strengthened the distribution network and electrical substations.
On the agricultural side, the Alliance completed three new agro-industrial units, including the Virunga Origins refinery and a chocolate factory. The consolidated Virunga Alliance budget reached USD 80.6 million in 2025, demonstrating the scale and strength of the public-private partnership model.



