Site map
Every page of the site of CERC, the anti-corruption NGO in the DRC, by section.
Main pages 11
Who we are 6
Our work 15
- Our work
- Ending corruption
- Conflict and corruption
- Corruption and lack of accountability
- CERC and the Sustainable Development Goals
- Our approach
- Our strategy
- Gender equality and social inclusion
- Integrity Clubs in schools
- Institutional integrity building
- Rule of law and access to justice
- UNCAC implementation monitoring
- Countering human trafficking (UNTOC)
- Countering transnational organised crime
- Building Citizen Demand and Strengthening Government Service Delivery
Our results 15
- Impact
- Our projects
- What we are learning
- An alert system for citizens to report corruption within the justice system
- Education authorities adopt Integrity Clubs for all their schools in South Kivu
- Towards a law to teach integrity in every school in the country
- Understanding young people to better fight corruption in schools
- In Kinshasa, 9 youth organisations turn their research into jobs for marginalised young people
- South Kivu and Kinshasa: thanks to advocacy by CERC-trained students, 150 schools repair their facilities
- More than 600 education actors mobilised for corruption-free schools
- CERC gets its proposals into the national anti-corruption strategy
- Corruption and governance in the DRC: CERC takes evidence from the ground to the UN
- A global fight: CERC joins more than 350 organisations against corruption
- When students report problems, schools improve: one problem in three fixed!
- Integrity Clubs: a model first launched by CERC in Uvira to transform Congolese schools
Get involved 4
Media & resources 2
Reports and publications 18
- Annual reports and financial statements
- ECOSOC Quadrennial Report 2021–2024
- Annual Report 2018
- Annual Report 2019
- Annual Report 2020–2021
- Annual Report 2022
- Annual Report 2023
- Annual Report 2024
- Household Corruption Perception Survey – South Kivu 2017
- Understanding and Influencing Students’ Behaviour 2021
- REPLIC Project Report 2024
- SHINE Project Evaluation – Year One 2017–2018
- Students Acting for Honesty, Integrity and Equality (SHINE) 2017–2020
- Strategy evaluation 2017–2021
- Strategy evaluation 2022–2026
- Students Acting for Accountability and Quality of Education 2022–2023
- Youth Excel Project Report 2021–2023
- Is the DRC keeping its anti-corruption commitments? The civil society report
News and articles 53
- Blog and News
- Integrity and Anti-Corruption
- The DRC leaves the FATF grey list: a CERC recommendation implemented
- Conflict gold now funds the ISIL-affiliated ADF in the DRC
- SASA: the US$6.5 million scale-up swept away by the closure of USAID
- Ebola: Africa CDC demands accountability for more than US$700 million
- Case study: how DigitalOcean’s cloud credits keep citizen monitoring online in the DRC
- CERC has a new logo: what we do, and what we fix
- Anti-corruption bill declared admissible: CERC welcomes a long-awaited reform in the DRC
- Africa launches a continental anti-corruption research centre in Nairobi
- After a difficult 2025, CERC works on remotely and keeps its partnerships
- A 2027–2030 strategy to rebuild eastern Congo with integrity
- DRC: Anti-Corruption Roadmap at the Heart of Talks Between Guylain Nyembo and the International Development Law Organization
- US-DRC Strategic Minerals Partnership: What Monitoring Mechanisms to Prevent Corruption?
- Building Infrastructure with Integrity: The Role of Citizen Monitoring and Advocacy
- How CERC builds its citizen accountability platforms with AI-assisted coding
- DRC: 1,600 companies illegally mining in South Kivu – how accountability in the mining sector can help end the war economy
- Sexual corruption in universities in the DRC
- Training to transform: CERC and ACAJ united against corruption in the DRC
- Kinshasa: Bel Campus students learn how to fight corruption
- Students Acting in South Kivu and Kinshasa: what the project leaves behind
- CERC at the United Nations: from the UNCAC conference to Nairobi
- Illicit political Financing: A Serious Threat to Equity and the Integrity of the Electoral System
- Fighting Corruption in Schools: CERC and APNAC DRC to propose Legislative Initiative to the National Assembly of the DRC
- From research to their own businesses: how 45 young people in Kinshasa became entrepreneurs
- 2,250 integrity education manuals and monitoring guides handed to students
- ICON Kinshasa initiates a Quick Impact project, reintegrating 45 marginalized, unemployed youth in Kinshasa
- 138 school principals and 278 teachers trained in integrity building in Kinshasa and Bukavu
- Youth Excel Kinshasa Data Summit: Increasing youth inclusion in education and in workforce development programmes
- Consultation workshop on integrity education in secondary schools
- 18 young leaders trained in leadership and entrepreneurship skills
- 300 students trained in anti-corruption mechanisms
- Anti-Corruption Day 2021: “Your right, your role: say no to corruption”
- CERC staff strengthen their skills in research, public integrity, gender and the UNCAC
- Year Zero: 534 students and education actors consulted to design Students Acting
- CERC granted special consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council
- USAID, through IREX, supports Youth Excel in Kinshasa
- CERC Selected by IREX to Implement the Youth Represent DRC Project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
- UN Committee on NGOs recommends special consultative status for CERC
- CERC meets the DRC’s representative in the UNCAC review at the Ministry of Justice
- Students participate in building schools that are responsive to their needs
- We unite school-aged children to fix our failing education system
- Anti-Corruption Day 2019: young people take a memorandum to the Mayor of Uvira
- Integrity Club convinced school officials to build extra toilets and classrooms
- 202 teachers, principals and club leaders from 35 schools trained in Uvira and Luvungi
- Anti-Corruption Day 2018: 35 schools march in Uvira
- Six civil society organisations trained in Community Integrity Building in Bukavu
- CERC and the South Kivu Ministry of Education discuss corruption in schools
- 120 teachers, principals and club leaders trained in Uvira and Sange
- CERC launches Integrity Clubs in 20 secondary schools in Uvira
- Five CERC staff trained as Community Integrity Building trainers in Tanzania
- A story from our Founder
- A new anti-corruption association launched in DRC
