Fatshimetrie is an emblematic event that highlights the importance of integrating the ecological aspect into the national education system. During its fifth edition, which took place in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo, participants stressed the need to strengthen students’ skills in environmental and green economy matters.
Djo Moupondo, organizer of the event, stressed the importance of educational reforms to prepare young people to meet the environmental challenges of the future. According to him, it is crucial to integrate the notions of ecology and green economy into school curricula now in order to give children the skills needed to build a sustainable future.
During the forum, participants exchanged ideas and enriching experiences, highlighting the commitment of local actors to promote environmentally friendly development. The experts present highlighted the potential of the DRC to become a leader in the energy transition in Africa.
The “Fatshimetrie” forum was also an opportunity to raise awareness among young people about the opportunities offered by green sectors of activity. By showing that the green economy is a promising area for employment and innovation, the organizers wanted to encourage young people to engage in careers related to sustainable development.
Through this forum, the International Council of Swedish Industries and Sodeico Développement demonstrated their commitment to the development of human capital in the DRC. By promoting the improvement of working conditions for companies’ human resources, these organizations contribute to strengthening the skills and knowledge needed to build a more sustainable future.
In short, “Fatshimetrie” is much more than just a forum, it is a real platform for exchange and reflection on the environmental and economic issues facing the DRC. By integrating ecology into national education, this type of event paves the way for a greener and more sustainable future for future generations.