The PIREDD Plateaux project recently reached a milestone with the approval of the Annual Work Plan and Budget at a Steering Committee meeting in Inongo. This progress marks a crucial turning point in the efforts deployed in favor of local communities and environmental protection in the province of Maï-Ndombe.
During this meeting, the members of the Committee made crucial decisions for the next three years of the project, aimed at establishing solid foundations to ensure effective implementation and ownership by all stakeholders. The main objective is to promote the monitoring and evaluation of the project and to guarantee its positive impact on local populations.
The Governor of the province of Maï-Ndombe stressed the importance of this initiative in the context of forest protection and the promotion of sustainable development. He expressed his desire to make his province a model in terms of environmental preservation and natural resource management.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has been actively engaged in the process of reducing greenhouse gas emissions linked to deforestation and forest degradation for many years. The validation of the national REDD+ framework strategy in 2012 reflects this strong commitment to environmental protection and the fight against climate change.
This approach aims to promote sustainable land management to combat the various causes of deforestation and forest degradation, and to preserve forest cover for future generations. The province of Maï-Ndombe plays a key role in this process and seeks to become a model of environmentally friendly development.
In conclusion, the adoption of the annual work plan and budget for the PIREDD Plateaux project represents a major step forward in the fight against deforestation and environmental protection. By joining forces, the various stakeholders hope to build a more sustainable future for the province of Maï-Ndombe and for the entire Democratic Republic of Congo.