Youth recovery plan in the Democratic Republic of Congo: an ambitious initiative for the future
Youth is an essential pillar of any country, shaping the future and contributing to its development. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a country brimming with enormous potential, it is crucial to give young people the means to flourish and actively participate in building a prosperous society. It is with this in mind that Hervé Tansia Wa Ntumba, leader and supervisor of young people, has designed a youth recovery plan entitled “Operation Storm of the Desert”.
This plan is based on 7 axes that address the main challenges facing Congolese youth. The first axis, “Agriculture and Rurality”, aims to encourage young people to get involved in the agricultural sector, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in ensuring food security and the economic development of the country.
The second axis, “Juvenile delinquency and depravity of morals”, highlights the need to fight against juvenile crime and to promote moral and ethical values among young people. It is about preventing crime and promoting responsible and law-abiding behavior.
The third axis, “Youth, population and development”, underlines the importance of education, health and employment for the development of young people. It is about ensuring access to quality education, improving health services and creating job opportunities for young people.
The fourth axis, “Youth, Culture and New Citizenship”, highlights the role of culture in the construction of national identity and in strengthening the feeling of belonging to the Congolese nation. This is to promote the arts, music, dance and to encourage the civic participation of young people.
The fifth axis, “Youth and Gender”, aims to fight against discrimination and gender inequalities, by guaranteeing equitable access to opportunities and by promoting the emancipation of women and girls.
The sixth axis, “Youth, Partnership For Development”, highlights the importance of cooperation and collaboration with international partners and civil society organizations to support the development of Congolese youth.
Finally, the seventh axis, “Youth and strengthening the Institutional and Technical capacities of the Ministry in charge of youth and youth structures”, insists on the need to strengthen the institutional and technical capacities of the Ministry in charge of youth as well as of existing youth structures.
This youth recovery plan aims to strengthen institutional, technical and operational capacities and to promote the overall development of young Congolese.. The aim is to offer concrete opportunities, vocational training and support programs to enable young people to realize their full potential and actively contribute to the development of their country.
Hervé Tansia, drawing on his experience as a former collaborator of Madame Chantal Mulop, adviser to the Head of State on youth, gender and human trafficking, as well as adviser to the Minister of Youth, INC and CN, Yves Bunkulu Zola, is convinced of the importance of this youth recovery plan. According to him, putting it into practice will make it possible to experience a more beautiful Congo than before, with a dynamic and committed youth.
In conclusion, the youth recovery plan in the Democratic Republic of Congo proposed by Hervé Tansia Wa Ntumba is an ambitious initiative that aims to give young Congolese the means to flourish and actively contribute to building a better future. . By emphasizing key axes such as agriculture, education, employment and social inclusion, this plan offers a holistic vision to transform Congolese youth into an engine of development. All that remains is to implement these measures and mobilize all the actors concerned to make this vision a tangible reality