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Most practices in: Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) (12)
Solar-powered 'Instant Classroom' kits with tablets and localised e-learning content run in 28 Instant Network Schools centres across DR Congo, incl. the …
Founded in 1999 by 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege, Panzi Hospital's One-Stop Centre integrates medical, psychosocial, legal and socio-economic …
Vodafone Foundation and UNHCR's solar-powered 'school in a box' brings offline digital classrooms and local-language content to refugee children in DR Congo, …
DR Congo's malaria programme (PNLP) uses Fio's 'Deki Reader' devices, applying computer-vision analysis to read malaria rapid diagnostic tests; a peer-reviewed 2022 …
The world's first national REDD+ programme in the FCPF Carbon Fund (Dec 2016); verified 3.89 M tCO2e for 2019–2020, earning DRC USD …
A 590m² Kinshasa hub launched in March 2023 pairing a free coding school and FabLab with a start-up accelerator; over 1,700 learners …
GPE KIX's STEPS project used AI, reviewed by experts, to draft and translate 28 science textbooks for Benin, Cameroon and DR Congo. …
IKI-funded governance programme (2022-2027) for the Cuvette Centrale, the world's largest tropical peatland (145,500 km2, ~30.6 Gt carbon, Nature 2017), building cross-sectoral …
A 16-week men-only discussion-group programme run by the International Rescue Committee in North and South Kivu, DRC. A cluster-randomised trial across 28 …
DR Congo channelled $126m through seven integrated PIREDD forest projects, then in 2024 adopted a standardised regional PES framework and introduced independent, …
The DRC's Ministry of National Education introduced AI-assisted scanning and correction for the 2025 State Exam, adding scanning centres in Mbuji-Mayi and …
The Democratic Republic of Congo's first CDM afforestation project promised 4,200 hectares of plantation and 2.4 million tonnes of CO2 sequestered over …
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