The Good Shepherd Sisters' community programme in Kolwezi, run by Bon Pasteur Kolwezi with the Good Shepherd International Foundation in artisanal cobalt mining communities that include Kanina (Domaine Marial), Kabamba, Mukoma, Musonoi, Kapata and Kisote. It covers child protection, education, alternative livelihoods, women's economic empowerment, healthcare through a mobile clinic and community advocacy; the Bon Pasteur Centre in Kanina, inaugurated in September 2019, has 14 classrooms for about 1,000 children. Its start is dated 2012 by GSIF's report and the sisters' arrival in Kolwezi, and 2013 by GSIF's programme page and its first strategic plan (2013–2017); the current plan runs from 2024 to 2028. That plan names its international funders as including Misean Cara, ERG, Mercedes-Benz, GIZ, Missio Austria, Google and Manos Unidas, lists Porticus for funds and training, and expects European Union support from 2024 through a project with IMPACT. ERG says it has supported the programme since 2017; every other funder rests on the plan alone.
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Bon Pasteur Kolwezi, the local development partner of GSIF, runs the programme in Kolwezi's artisanal mining communities under its 2024–2028 strategic plan.
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.
Bon Pasteur Kolwezi – the local development partner, affiliate with the Good Shepherd sisters – started a program in DRC
ERG says it has supported the Bon Pasteur programme since 2017, and Bon Pasteur's plan lists it among the programme's funders and says it supported the programme through a three-year funding agreement. No amount is given.
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.
for its Bon Pasteur programme in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which ERG has supported since 2017.
Named among the programme's international funders in Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan, whose stakeholder table places the collaboration with GIZ on “several possible levels (Funds, Training etc)”. Single source.
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.
GSIF's DR Congo page says it partners with Bon Pasteur Kolwezi to develop and implement the programme; ERG's 2021 release adds that GSIF has supported Bon Pasteur Kolwezi since 2012 with technical assistance in planning and management.
for its Bon Pasteur programme in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which ERG has supported since 2017.
Bon Pasteur Kolwezi – the local development partner, affiliate with the Good Shepherd sisters – started a program in DRC
Named among the programme's international funders in Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan, the single source.
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.
Named among the programme's international funders in Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan, the single source.
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.
Named among the programme's international funders in Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan, the single source.
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.
Named among the programme's international funders in Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan, the single source.
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.
Named among the programme's international funders in Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan, the single source.
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.
Listed in the stakeholder table of Bon Pasteur Kolwezi's 2024–2028 plan for funds and training, the single source.
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.