Integrity Clubs recognised by the school administration
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Press releaseBy CERC
Students Acting ends after 30 months in South Kivu and Kinshasa
Funded by the Global Partnership for Education through Education Out Loud, the project leaves Integrity Clubs recognised by schools, a bill before the National Assembly and students trained to monitor their schools.
Bukavu and Kinshasa, June 2024 – The project Students Acting for Accountability and Quality of Education, funded by the Global Partnership for Education through Education Out Loud, came to an end in June 2024, after 30 months of implementation in six communes of South Kivu and six communes of Kinshasa.
What the project leaves behind
a bill before the National Assembly
, on Integrity Clubs and integrity education (read more: Fighting Corruption in Schools: CERC and APNAC DRC to propose Legislative Initiative to the National Assembly of the DRC);
students trained to monitor their schools
with EduCheck.
About CERC
The Centre de Recherche sur l’Anti-Corruption (CERC) is a Congolese non-governmental organisation founded in April 2017 in South Kivu. With young people at its heart, CERC works with schools, communities, public institutions and partners to promote transparency, accountability and integrity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It has held special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) since 2021. Learn more: Discover CERC.
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