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Integrity Insights

Students convince authorities to rebuild poor classrooms and unfinished toilets in Luberizi

13 November 2018
Students convince authorities to rebuild poor classrooms and unfinished toilets in Luberizi

Educational infrastructure in the village of Luberizi do not meet the minimal standards of the Ministry of Education. Many children are forced to study in debili

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Student-led monitoring improves the quality and relevance of education in South Kivu.

15 September 2018
Student-led monitoring improves the quality and relevance of education in South Kivu.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) education system is plagued by low coverage and inadequate quality.

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Addressing stigma and discrimination in Education

9 July 2018
Addressing stigma and discrimination in Education

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.

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6 Civil Society Organisations trained on Community Integrity Building

3 June 2018
6 Civil Society Organisations trained on Community Integrity Building

ncial ministry of education. A total of 15 participants has trained to engage in embedding anti-corruption and transparency measures in education sector.

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Mobilising students to become champions of Integrity

10 November 2017
Mobilising students to become champions of Integrity

As part of the implementation of the “Student acting for Honesty, Integrity and Equality (SHINE)” project funded through Integrity Action by NORAD and SIDA, CERC launched Integrity Clubs in 20 Secondary Schools.

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CERC is a NGO with Special Consultative Status to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC).