Incident reporting and monitoring system for the mining sector, launched by IPIS with Congolese civil-society organisations and running since 2018; its Swahili name is glossed by IPIS as “to follow-up” on one page and “to track” on another. It has worked in Lualaba since March 2023, when IPIS trained ADDH, AFEDECO and IBGDH in Kolwezi, and its partners formalised it in November 2023 as a network of 17 civil-society organisations across Ituri, North Kivu, South Kivu and Lualaba. IPIS's 2023 announcement describes reporting by text message, and the current project page a WhatsApp-based questionnaire. Its public dashboard shows confirmed incidents by province and territory only, with a downloadable subset. The project page names the EU Foreign Policy Instrument, Belgian development cooperation and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs as funders, and the dashboard page adds EPRM and USAID among donors over the years. Everything here comes from IPIS.
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The current Kufatilia project page names Belgian development cooperation among its funders, without saying which Belgian body. No amount is given.
Kufatilia has been supported by multiple donors over the years, including the Belgian development cooperation, the European Union, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
The Kufatilia Network brings together 17 CSO partners in the provinces of Ituri, North-Kivu, South-Kivu and Lualaba, with support from IPIS.
IPIS names EPRM among the donors that supported Kufatilia “over the years”; it is absent from the current funder list, and no period or amount is given.
Kufatilia has been supported by multiple donors over the years, including the Belgian development cooperation, the European Union, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
The current Kufatilia project page names the EU Foreign Policy Instrument among its funders. No amount is given.
Kufatilia has been supported by multiple donors over the years, including the Belgian development cooperation, the European Union, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
The Kufatilia Network brings together 17 CSO partners in the provinces of Ituri, North-Kivu, South-Kivu and Lualaba, with support from IPIS.
IPIS launched Kufatilia with Congolese civil-society organisations, extended it to Lualaba in March 2023, and gives the network formalised in November 2023 financial and organisational support. Every source is IPIS's own.
IPIS is expanding its incident reporting and monitoring system Kufatilia to the cobalt-rich province of Lualaba.
Partners of the Kufatilia project formalised the creation of the Kufatilia network in November 2023
The Kufatilia Network brings together 17 CSO partners in the provinces of Ituri, North-Kivu, South-Kivu and Lualaba, with support from IPIS.
The current Kufatilia project page names the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs among its funders. No amount is given.
Kufatilia has been supported by multiple donors over the years, including the Belgian development cooperation, the European Union, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
The Kufatilia Network brings together 17 CSO partners in the provinces of Ituri, North-Kivu, South-Kivu and Lualaba, with support from IPIS.
IPIS names USAID among the donors that supported Kufatilia “over the years”; it is absent from the current funder list, and no period or amount is given.
Kufatilia has been supported by multiple donors over the years, including the Belgian development cooperation, the European Union, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs,