In 2017, CERC established 54 Integrity Clubs in South Kivu to empower 810 students aged 14-19 to learn about Integrity and monitor projects and services in their community, including their schools. They used our technology tool “EduCheck” to report issues and fixes.
Inclusion (GESI) strategy for Integrity Action for 2022–2025. With this strategy, CERC seeks to ensure that gender equality and social inclusion are integrated into all aspects of their work and that their partners are supported to reduce inequalities and exclusion.
l access to quality education is vital for the future of her country and the wider world. It is the key to sustainable development. However, achieving quality education remains a challenge.
Here, mass media is a powerful convening tool, equipping local communities and stakeholders with high quality media tools that address prevailing gender and social issues in and outside of the classroom.
Empowerment and Participation can enable youth and people living with disabilities and those form marginalized groups to have the knowledge and skills to behave responsibly and to play an active role in social, economic, and political decision-making.
Taking action against stigma and discrimination is essential for achieving Sustainable Development Goals. Acts of discrimination in all its form deny people’s rights to information, to appropriate education and health services, and to participate meaningfully in community actions.
