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90Annex 3List of persons interviewed and sites visitedSites visitedKinshasaGoma (North Kivu)Bukavu (South Kivu)Bunia (Province Orientale)IDP Mulunga III (North Kivu)Persons interviewed or consultedA. AYIGAN Dr.Kossi, Health Cluster Coordinator, WHOAHOUNOU Brice, Technical Administrator, WHOAHOUNOU Dr.Brice, Administrateur Technique, WHOALANDU Michael, CARE InternationalALMGREN Ola, Head of the Integrated Office of the DSRSG/RC/HC/UNDP,United NationsAUVRAY Stéphane, Protection AdviserAYIGAN Kossi, Coordonateur Cluster Santé (HCC) OMS -RDC, WHOB. MONDTANE Ulrika, NRCBACULA Domat, FAOBANSIMBA Théophile, Coordinator National Nutrition Cluster, UNICEFBENHAYOUNE Loubna, Head of Office, UN OCHA BukavuBERGAMINI Barbara, Education Program Manager, AVSIBERNASCONI Nadia, Education Program Manager, AVSIBIMIAMA Deso, Funding Officer, OXFAM-QuebecBISIMWA Jean, Emergency Officer, UNICEFBITONG AMBASSA Liliane, Humanitarian Reform Adviso, Oxfam GBBLEGE Edem, Civil Affairs Coordinator, MONUCBONAMY Frédéric, représentant Pays, Red Cross BelgiumBRUN Delphine, GenCap Gender Advisor for Humanitarian ActionBULIT Grégory, Coordinator National WASH Cluster, UNICEFCAMPBELL Charles, Shelter coordinator, UNHCRCHAOVET Robert, FAOCHIGANGU Claude, Co-Facilitator Nutrition Cluster, ACF-USACRIVELLARO Maurizio, country director, CARE InternationalDE DOMINICO Andrea, Head of the Joint Pooled Fund Support Unit, UN OCHADECOUX Alain, Head of Office, ECHODEKKER Robert, Chargé de Programme, WFPDELOR Jean Marie, Technical Assistant, ECHO
DIENG Abdou, Representative, WFPEBOMA MAUTE Marcelline, Education Program Officer, UNICEFETEYEMEZIAN Hovig, Emergency Sector Coordinator, CAREFOUQUET Sebastien, Humanitarian Adviser, Embassy of the UKFURUBOM GUITTET Anna, First Secretary, Embassy of SwedenGHONSON Rober, Delegate, ICRCGHOSN Robert, Delegate, ICRCGITENET Romain, MSF FranceGOYER Christine, Protection officer, UNHCRGUERNAS Guy-Rufin, Senior Protection Officer, UNHCRGUERRA Richard, Head of Unit, UN OCHAGUSIRA Pierre, Chargé de Programme, UNDPHEIL Joanna, Program Development and Funding Officer, CAFODHILDEBRAND Ivan, ECHOHOLLY PRANTIL Jorge, Head of mission, ACF RD Congo-EstHUGOLO Marie, Coordinator, ACFDIKUNDJI Laurent, FAOK. BUSAMBO Paul, FAOKAJURGUGU Bernadette, LOFEPACOKAKOMBI Laurent, Finance Officer, CBCAKANANE Samson, Project officer, PADAKATUNGY Thérèse, Coordinator, LOFEPACOKEFEREMBE Guy, Provincial leader, ASF/PSIKRAMER Michael, Head of Sub-Delegation, ICRCKSENGA Rafaël, Coordinato, AMI-KIVULAEVENS Anne, Nutrition Coordinator, ACF RD Congo-EstLE MOUEL Anne-Sophie, SolidaritésLEPLA Bernard, Journalist, Radio-Télévisionbelge de la CommunautéfrançaiseLETSHIS Richard, Health Cluster, WHOLOCATELLI Elena, Education Specialist Zone Est, UNICEFMACHUMU Shalom, Supervisor, DIOBASSMARIGO Jean-Pierre, MSF FranceMBOANA LouisMichel, Senior protection Officer, UNHCRMBUGHEKI Agnès, Administrator, BOADMICHEL Steven, Emergency coordinator NFI, UNICEFMOISSAING Stéphane, SolidaritésMOREILLON François, Head of Sub-Delegation, ICRCMUDOHILO David, WFPMUKIDI Maguy, Senior Program Manager, OXFAM-GBMULULU Claude, Associate Humanitarian Affairs Officer, UN OCHAMUSAFIRI Twizere, Project Officer, LODN’DETE LEMBANDI Thierry, Emergency Officer NFI/Shelter Cluster, UNICEFNANAMA Simeon, Nutrition Specialist, UNICEF91
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181 Introduction1 L’étude pays d
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24Katanga et au Bas-Congo. 17 En 20
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26Il a reçu des financements de pl
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28Congo et à Maniema ou la MONUC C
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30Illustration 3Chronologie des év
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324 Résultats26 Après une courte
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34du niveau national sur la manièr
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36l’allocation standard, les CPIA
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38dans les provinces ont en génér
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Page 54 and 55: 545 Conclusions101 En RDC l’appro
Page 56 and 57: 56• Une coopération rapprochée
Page 58 and 59: 58114 Deuxièmement, toutes les for
Page 60 and 61: 606 Recommandations6.1 Une décentr
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Page 72 and 73: 72NFI/Shelters ClusterIndicator sca
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Page 94 and 95: 94• Mowjee, T. (2009): NGOs and H
Page 96 and 97: 96Annex 5Results of group exercises
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