The N’djili communal house in Kinshasa is about to undergo a major transformation with the addition of a new administrative building. This initiative is part of the Kin Elenda project, an ambitious project financed by the World Bank with a budget of 500 million US dollars. The official launch of the work took place on Monday October 16 in the presence of the Minister of State for Infrastructure and Public Works, as well as the governor of the city of Kinshasa.
Improving the working conditions of municipal officials and providing quality services to the population are the priorities of the Kinshasa provincial government. This new administrative building will be made up of several structures, with a total of four buildings planned for construction. It is part of a vast urban development plan which also includes the development of several public squares in the municipality of N’djili.
In addition to the municipal house, other important buildings will be built or rehabilitated, such as the police station associated with the municipal house. Landscaping work and the construction of sports facilities are also planned for Place Sainte Thérèse. All these achievements are part of the Kin Elenda project, which aims to meet the specific needs of the population of Kinshasa and improve local governance.
In addition to the N’djili communal house, other construction projects are underway in the city of Kinshasa. A building for the Directorate General of Revenue of Kinshasa (DGRK) is under construction in Limete, as well as a three-story building that will house some urban services in the provincial government concession in Gombe.
The Kin Elenda project is a major initiative for the development of the city of Kinshasa. It aims to improve infrastructure, strengthen local governance, and provide quality services to the population. The construction of the administrative building of the N’djili municipal house is an important stage of this project, which will contribute to improving the daily life of residents and promoting the development of the municipality.
In conclusion, the Kin Elenda project represents a major investment in the development of the city of Kinshasa. The construction of the administrative building of the N’djili municipal house is an important step forward to improve the working conditions of agents and offer quality services to the population. This project demonstrates the commitment of the provincial government of Kinshasa to promote urban development and meet the needs of its population.