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Address the socio-economic challenges of vulnerable human beings who are resilient to climate change

The mission statement of Blessed Aid is to Advocate for peacebuilding in the world, global protection and sustainable development for the benefit of all the communities through a culture of dialogue, pacific cohabitation where everyone fights against poverty, injustice, illiteracy and social inequality.

Promote local development, strengthen community resilience and respond to humanitarian crises in the region.

To grow, support and strengthen sport for sustainable development across Africa.

To participate in and contribute to the establishment, strengthening, and maintenance of the rule of law and good governance in the DRC.

UGEAFI's Mission is to promote a resilient environment for the communities of Kivu in DR Congo and for those of South Sudan.

FFC was founded by our Executive Director, Julienne Lusenge, who has been a lifelong supporter, advocate and champion for womens' rights and peace restoration in the DRC. Originally from eastern DRC, Julienne began her career as a journalist at a community radio station in Bunia between 1979 to 1986, where she hosted cultural programs on issues reflecting the changing social aspects of people's lives, the role of women in public affairs, and peacebuilding. When conflict broke out, Julienne began hearing horrific stories and incidences of sexual violence against women. This motivated her, along with other women, to establish the Solidarity of Women for Peace and Integral Development (SOFEPADI) in 2001, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting all forms of sexual and gender-based violence by providing holistic care and support to survivors, as well as ensuring access to justice for both survivors and those vulnerable to any form of gender-based violence and abuse. Mrs. Lusenge coordinated the national campaign of Congolese women against acts of sexual violence, which was launched in November 2007 in Montreal, Canada. This campaign led to the creation of the Fund for Congolese Women (FFC) later that year, driven by the need for broader advocacy and support for women's rights. FFC's mission is to provide both technical and financial support to women-led grassroot organizations in the DRC, acting as a crucial bridge and proximate fund facility between Congolese women at the frontlines of socio-developmental change and national/international partners and donors. FFC is the first feminist national fund in the DRC and the second on the continent solely dedicated to supporting locally-led women's initiatives. We work across six overlapping pillars: women's economic empowerment, women's political leadership, conflict transformation, sexual and reproductive health, climate justice and environmental protection, and sexual and gender-based violence. So far, FFC has disbursed over $3M to support over 876 projects for women's rights organizations, 65% of which focus on women's leadership and participation in decision-making bodies.

We are committed to investing our potential in solving the problems of education, conflict and integrity, rights, health and poverty faced by the beneficiaries of our actions in our area of action.

To help rebuild the hearts and broken lives of victims of armed conflict and natural disasters in the Great Lakes region of Africa by giving them the hope of becoming themselves, capable of working to look after themselves away from armed conflict and violence.

Contribuer a la mise en uvre d'infrastructures (Sociales, economiques,) -Renforcement d'un etat de droit en RDC, -Assurer la securite des rapports entre les personnes, la stabilite des institutions et harmonie sociale ; -Garantir un partenariat responsable solide et utile entre les acteurs de la societe civile, le secteur prive, le secteur public et les partenaires au developpement pour creer une Task force pour garantir les droits des personnes ; - Developper les strategies d'alertes et de mobilisation des autorites a tous les niveaux face aux manque et ou a la deterioration d'infrastructures de base come les routes, ecoles, hopitaux, universites, les marches, les centres professionnels, les ponts et bacs, les perimetres irriguees, les infrastructures de peche, agricole, de l'eau, de l'electricite, de protection de l'environnement, de de sauvegarde du sol et sous-sol et autres ; -Favoriser l'education civique, la democratie la conciliation, la transparence et la lutte contre corruption en RD Congo ; -Contribuer a la rectification des instruments juridiques regionaux et internationaux en matiere d'infrastructures, de la corruption a l'elaboration a l'adaptation et les vulgarisations des lois anticorruption ; -Promouvoir la morale et l'ethique au sein du pouvoir public, du secteur privee et de l'ensemble de la communaute nationale pour creer la culture du respect des valeurs dans la societe congolaise.

Advancing Women in Investing (AWI) is a collaborative of more than 100 first-time and emerging female capital movers investing in emerging and frontier markets. Our long-term goal is to create a movement of change to democratize access to funding and opportunity for female investment vehicles managers (IVMs). Female investment professionals represent only 8% of all senior positions in venture capital and private equity firms in Africa and when then they strike out on their own, they struggle to raise capital. AWI was initially founded as a discussion group over WhatsApp to provide support and networking opportunities for members on the journey to start and raise capital for investment vehicles focused on sub-Saharan Africa. The organization has expanded its geography to include emerging markets in Africa, Asia and the Middle East and now helps to unlock channels to capital, skill building, tools and other resources that are currently very limited in the market. We accelerate the development and growth of these talented women to ensure diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the investing ecosystem.

EPDRCP is a non profit East a association without aim lucr ative of right With g olais has character social And development Who has seen the day the August 20, 2022 having its registered office in there city of Goma, Province of North -Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo . Concerned by the level of increased vulnerability faced by populations affected by the crisis in this part of the country, everything started with the deep reflections that brought together 15 people For press solidarity initiatives towards people in distress. The idea of create the EPDRCP was fueled by the shared desire of members to contribute to bringing about change and giving hope to help people overcome difficulties.