RSE-WEPs Expo Forum in Kinshasa: the importance of corporate social responsibility
This Friday, August 11, the Hotel Rotana in Kinshasa hosted the closing of the Expo RSE-WEPs forum. Organized by the Association of Women Entrepreneurs of Congo (Afeeco) with the support of ONUFEMME, this event aimed to raise awareness among large companies established in the DRC on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the principles of women’s empowerment (WEPs). ).
These meetings were also an opportunity to highlight the beneficiaries of the Copa fund, which supports women’s entrepreneurship in the DRC. The objective was to promote the dissemination of laws in favor of women’s entrepreneurship and to create an environment conducive to their development.
CSR has become a crucial issue for companies, which must now take into account the social, environmental and ethical aspects of their activities. By integrating these concerns into their strategy, companies contribute to sustainable and responsible development.
Maluku Special Economic Zone: an opportunity for the Congolese economy
The Maluku Special Economic Zone is more operational than ever. The first products are already available and will soon be on the market. This area offers many opportunities for companies to develop their activities and contribute to the economic growth of the country.
Japan mobilizes 1 billion USD to strengthen its economic cooperation with the DRC
Japan wishes to strengthen its economic cooperation with the DRC by mobilizing the sum of 1 billion USD. This funding aims to support various projects related to the economic development of the country. This initiative bears witness to Japan’s growing interest in the DRC and opens up new prospects for cooperation between the two countries.
Decline in yield for cabbage cultivation in Ituri
It is with some disappointment that the NGO Ville Propre Service announces a drop in yield for cabbage cultivation in Ituri this year. Usually grown successfully on a dedicated site on the road to Bunia Airport, cabbage has struggled this season. This situation highlights the challenges facing Congolese farmers and the importance of supporting local agriculture.
In conclusion, the Expo RSE-WEPs forum in Kinshasa was an opportunity to highlight the importance of corporate social responsibility for sustainable economic development. The Maluku Special Economic Zone offers new opportunities for the Congolese economy and Japanese funding reflects Japan’s growing interest in the DRC. However, the drop in cabbage crop yield in Ituri is a reminder of the challenges facing the Congolese agricultural sector. It is therefore essential to support and promote local agriculture to ensure balanced economic growth