Nos projets

Over 4 million children aged 9-14 remain out of school. National and regional data indicate that 67 percent of children who enter first grade will complete sixth grade and only 3.4 percent of ten year olds can read a simple text with comprehension. Significant disparities persist between geographic zones, socioeconomic groups, and genders - with girls’ enrollment dropping off more sharply than boys’ after primary school.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is faced with a confluence of climate change, environmental degradation, resource exploitation and conflict dynamics that is exacerbating insecurity in the country. The dual impact of climate change and the global green energy transition risks deepening divisions over resource management and fostering intercommunal conflict over resources such as land and water.

"Peace and conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Conflict in the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo is at a crisis point. Vulnerable communities are bearing the brunt through deaths, sexual violence, humanitarian crisis and displacement. As civil society1 organisations working in DRC, we call on the Security Council to take urgent, stronger and more sustained action towards peace"

Democracy depends on the guarantee of equal rights under law and freedom from discrimination for all individuals in a society. If the rights and freedoms of one segment of the population are violated with impunity, the same sorts of abuses are likely to be visited on others.

DRC is home to nearly 7 million people who have been internally displaced due to the threat of violence and atrocities, extreme poverty, and mining expansion. The displaced population urgently needs security support, medical aid, and other humanitarian aid. they need to be reintegrated and feel not treated differently

Without peace, it will not be possible to achieve the levels of trust, cooperation and inclusiveness needed for the DRC to be resilient to shocks, conflicts and war waving in the Eastern DRC. diverse peace initiatives deserve to be taken

we strive for a positive and sustainable future in the DRC
It is our responsibility to amplify the voice of the most marginalizes groups Your one-time donation will support people forced to flee inside the Democratic Republic of the Congo and across borders. Monthly donation: Consider making a monthly donation. Monthly donations help assist more families forced to flee. your help will aid the lives of people in difficulties

The war-affected children of the eastern Congo have no opportunity for education and eat one meal per day, if they are lucky. Many are homeless, forced to flee because of acute poverty. Some have witnessed horrible atrocities committed against their families or their neighbors. Unaccompanied and traumatized, they roam into the big towns or cities. The streets of Goma, major town of the North-Kivu, these children need our help