Youth recovery plan in the DRC: an ambitious initiative for the future
In a context where young people represent a large part of the population in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the question of their development and their involvement in society is essential. It is in this perspective that Hervé Tansia Wa Ntumba, leader and youth coach, presented a recovery plan for Congolese youth.
This plan, entitled “Operation Desert Storm”, is based on seven axes which are as many pillars to meet the challenges facing Congolese youth. The axis of agriculture and rurality aims to promote agriculture as a lever of economic and social development for young people. By relying on appropriate training and support, the aim is to create employment and entrepreneurship opportunities in rural areas.
Juvenile delinquency and moral depravity are issues that directly concern Congolese youth. Thus, the second axis of the plan emphasizes awareness and prevention, in order to fight against these phenomena and to offer young people positive alternatives.
The third axis, focusing on youth, population and development, aims to put in place specific policies and programs to meet the needs and aspirations of young people. The aim is to encourage their active participation in the development of their country.
Culture and new citizenship constitute the fourth axis of the plan. This is to highlight the Congolese cultural heritage and encourage civic awareness among young people. Artistic and cultural initiatives will be developed to promote the expression and creativity of young people.
The fifth axis of the plan focuses on youth and gender. Gender equality and the promotion of the participation of young women in all fields will be encouraged. Concrete actions will be implemented to fight against gender discrimination and violence.
The partnership for development constitutes the sixth axis of the plan. This involves establishing collaborations with national and international actors, such as companies, civil society organizations and governmental institutions, in order to promote young people’s access to resources and opportunities.
Finally, the last axis of the plan concerns the strengthening of the institutional and technical capacities of the ministry in charge of youth and youth structures. This involves setting up training and support systems to improve the efficiency of the institutions in charge of youth.
This youth recovery plan in the DRC is ambitious and aims to be a concrete response to the challenges facing Congolese youth.. By focusing on key areas such as agriculture, juvenile delinquency, development, culture, gender, partnership and institutional and technical capacity building, it aims to provide young Congolese with career prospects. more promising future.
It is important to emphasize that the initiative of Hervé Tansia Wa Ntumba is based on solid experience, since he has worked with influential personalities such as Madame Chantal Mulop, adviser to the Head of State on youth , gender and human trafficking, as well as Youth Minister Yves Bunkulu Zola. His expertise and knowledge of the field are essential assets for the implementation of this youth recovery plan in the DRC.
In conclusion, the youth recovery plan in the DRC presented by Hervé Tansia Wa Ntumba is an ambitious initiative that aims to offer better future prospects to young Congolese. By emphasizing key areas such as agriculture, juvenile delinquency, development, culture, gender, partnership and institutional and technical capacity building, it offers a comprehensive and coherent framework to respond to the challenges faced by Congolese youth. It remains to put in place an effective implementation and regular monitoring so that this plan can really have a positive impact on Congolese youth and on society as a whole