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22 DevelopmentCaritas-Développement Kinshasa : Already involved in the project of largescaleproduction of compost in the site Mosolo in KinshasaThe Project Manager Prince KI-LALULU Matondo about Mr.Abbot Bruno nzungu, Coordinatorof Caritas Development Kinshasa,said that the priest like to seethings be done properly and intime. "M. l'Abbé, he said, complieswith its commitments anddirects its staff in the direction ofthe unit and walk in the same direction(...)Overall, the project implements aproduction of compost that will automaticallybecome a revenuegeneratingactivity for the association.This project has the generalobjective to contribute to improvingthe living conditions of the villagersin the commune Mosolo above. Thisby increasing vegetable productionwith the use of good quality compost.Specifically by its action theproject aims to increase vegetableproduction through the productionand use of compost quality and theorganization of a collective marketing.- Direct Beneficiaries happy and involvedin the work and indirectbeneficiaries already beginning tolearnSaid project is experiencing difficulties.These include the motivation ofwomen, because they are not paidbut still showing their joy on the pro-ject. Indirect beneficiaries of theproject they are already interestedin his activities because they wantto know if they can already buy aparticular product produced by thelatter. Beneficiaries give suggestions,opinions and proposals toteamcoordination.According to the charge of this project,Mr. Prince KIKALULU Matondo,fighting to establish a productionunit which is none otherthan the production and use ofcompost is a great gift that CaritasDevelopment Kinshasa gardeningcan give widows so that they support."We want to see these womenlike other women emerge elsewhereand also have the smile tomorrow.Caritas really wants to beclose to its base and knows the realneeds of the past, "said Prince alsoKIKALULU Matondo in a letteraddressed to" Arise and walk. " Hebelieves that "with this project, thewomen begin to understand whatsustainable development, becausein the beginning there were manymen who wanted to distract thesewomen." "(...) Although the coordi-This is a pastor (...) who does notlike to see human beings suffer."Prince KIKALULU Matondowishes gardeners Kinshasa reducethe use of organic fertilizers to runall the production and use of organicmanure (...), adding: "We(...) wish that we can extend toother sites maraichers Kinshasa. "- Attachment of Caritas Developmentmaraichers Kinshasa to thecapital, to fight against food insecurityNote that the "Draft-scale productionof compost gardening organizationvulnerable women, widowsand displaced by war in the CommonN'sele Kinshasa" shows theattachment Caritas DevelopmentKinshasa gives maraichers thecapital, to fight against food insecurity.It should be noted that theproduction of compost will haveimpact on household incomesJOSEPH KIALALève-toi et marche n°027 Juillet– Septembre201222
23DevelopmentKasaï Oriental : Evolution satisfactory Rehabilitation Project Agricultural Sectorand Rural implemented by Caritas CongoAnother 21% of the funds expectedfrom two donorsIn fact, the proposed U.S. $ 4.3 millionis funded for approximately80.98% by the African DevelopmentBank (AfDB) and 19.05% by theCongolese Government. CaritasCongo has received 80.10% and19.90% of the funds, respectivelyADB and the Congolese government.essageCaritas Congo runs from December2008 the Rehabilitation Project AgriculturalSector and Rural Development(PRESAR), Rural InfrastructureRehabilitation Component TerritoriesTshilenge, Miabi, Ngandajika,Kamiji Luputa Kabeya and KasaiOriental-Kamwanga. At four monthsof its completion, the results are satisfactoryfor this project, in view of theresults achieved in the field.Thus, five markets were built on 5provided Kasansa (Tshilenge Territory)to Tshileo (Ngandajika) to Tshijiba(Miabi) Malenga (Kamiji) toKabeya-Kamwanga (Kabeya-Kamwanga Territory). They have twohouses 24 stalls each, an administrativeoffice, a warehouse of 100 tonnes,a system of water and a 10,000liter tank and two toilet blocks . Eachmarket has therefore safe sources ofself-financing is the sale of water,storage, display, toilets.In addition, 12 paddock with chuteswere built on the 12 expected to facilitatethe administration of veterinarycare for animals and collectingdung to produce compost that couldbe used to fertilize the fields.In addition, 120 water sources werecaptured on the 120 planned. Finally,158 km of rural roads have been rehabilitatedby the Caritas of the 208provided by the project. The remaining50 km will be easily achievedthanks to 21% of funds still expectedtwo donors, namely the ADF / ADBand the Government of the DemocraticRepublic of Congo.In this path, 50 local operators, 150team leaders and 75 foremen wereIt remains, respectively, for each oftwo donors, disbursement of 21.20%and 78.80%. This is, at this stage,Caritas Congo has already receivedabout 69% of the funds provided bythe project and is confident of a resultof this work it umpteenth shade servingthe Congolese people.As a reminder, PRESAR's goal tostrengthen food security and povertyreduction through increased food productionby supporting the agropastoralproduction and rehabilitationof agricultural and rural infrastructure.Lève-toi et marche n°027 Juillet– Septembre201223
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