From 2 to 15 November 2022, 9 two-day training workshops on School Integrity Building approach were organized for three hundred students, including 180 from South Kivu and 120 from Kinshasa.
9 youth-led and youth-serving organizations within the Issue-based Collaborative Network have launched an impact project called “Socio-Economic Reintegration of 45 Unemployed and Underrepresented Youth in Kinshasa”.
278 teachers and 138 head teachers from 150 secondary schools in Kinshasa and Bukavu, received intensive training on anti-corruption measures and promoting integrity in the school system.
A multi-stakeholder consultation workshop was held on Wednesday, July 28, 2022, in the conference room of the Horizon Hotel in Bukavu, bringing together 41 participants, including representatives of the Ministry of Education, parents associations, teachers unions, education experts, and NGOs.
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.
Million’s children in Democratic Republic of the Congo schools were being educated in infrastructures that did not meet minimum norms and standards.
