Million’s children in Democratic Republic of the Congo schools were being educated in infrastructures that did not meet minimum norms and standards.
MORE than a 100 young people on Monday marched to the Uvira Town Hall headquarters to hand over a memorandum of demands to the Mayor Kiza Muhato and transmit several copies to Provinvial and Central Government.
Access to education is a major challenge for children living in South Kivu. Children living in rural areas study in poor conditions. Schools are overcrowded and often lack equipment, water and sanitation facilities, and adequate teaching and learning materials.
This evaluation assesses the impact of the first 1 year of the NORAD-funded youth-led monitoring project in South-Kivu.
We released a 2018 Annual Report with informative achievements. We hope that you find it useful and share it with others. We are incredibly happy with how the year is ending and thank you for all your support this year.
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.
