Local NGO that implemented the mining component of Cobalt for Development after IMPACT, as a direct implementing partner until 2024. C4D's own Lessons Learned Paper describes it as a local NGO, the basis for placing it in the DRC. Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 strategic plan also names it among C4D's local partners, with GIZ, Bon Pasteur and IMPACT.
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Local NGO named by C4D's paper as the direct implementing partner of the mining component, after IMPACT, until 2024. The period rests on C4D's paper alone; Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's plan also names Artisanact among C4D's local partners.
The BP Kolwezi Programme is funded by various international funding actors, including Misean Cara, ERG, Mercedes Benz, GIZ, Missio Austria, Google, Begeca and Manos Unidas.
The project is implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) on behalf of and with funding from the participating companies.