The “Nkelo Bantu” forum held in Kinshasa highlighted the importance of innovation and green skills to foster sustainable development in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This event, organized by the subcontracting company “Sodeico”, brought together a wide range of stakeholders, from businesses to civil society and policy makers.
The founder of the event, Djo Moupondo, stressed the importance of moving from idea to action to truly drive positive change in the country. He also highlighted the crucial role of the environment in this process, recalling that the transition to a green economy is essential to ensure the sustainability of the country’s natural resources.
During the forum, different themes were discussed, including the current situation of the green transition in the DRC as well as the challenges and opportunities related to innovation and green skills. These discussions highlighted the challenges facing the country, but also the many opportunities for evolution and development that lie ahead.
The “Nkelo Bantu” forum, which takes its name from the Kikongo word for “Human Resources”, aims to contribute to strengthening human capital in the DRC by improving working conditions for companies. This comprehensive approach, which focuses on innovation, green skills and sustainable development, demonstrates an ambitious and innovative vision for the future of the country.
Ultimately, this forum highlighted the importance of mobilizing the entire Congolese society to address current challenges and build a more sustainable and prosperous future for all. By encouraging collaboration and the sharing of ideas, “Nkelo Bantu” embodies the spirit of initiative and commitment needed to build an ecologically responsible Democratic Republic of Congo.