Public body

Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Dutch foreign ministry, named by IPIS as a funder of Kufatilia. The EU's due-diligence navigator also lists it (BUZA) among EPRM's funding contributors.

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Documented relationships

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  • Netherlands Ministry of Foreign AffairsKufatilia
    Reported · Evidence as of 2026-09-21

    Funds

    The current Kufatilia project page names the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs among its funders. No amount is given.

    2 sources
    1. The Kufatilia dashboard of mining-related incidents in eastern and southern DRC ↗

      IPIS · Checked 2026-09-21

      Kufatilia has been supported by multiple donors over the years, including the Belgian development cooperation, the European Union, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

      § More about Kufatilia; the sentence continues “the European Partnership for Responsible Minerals (EPRM), and USAID.” The dashboard shows only province and territoire, and a subset of the data is downloadable.

    2. Kufatilia – Reporting and monitoring of mining-related incidents in eastern and southern DRC ↗

      IPIS · Checked 2026-09-21

      The Kufatilia Network brings together 17 CSO partners in the provinces of Ituri, North-Kivu, South-Kivu and Lualaba, with support from IPIS.

      Project body; fact block “Dates: 2018 - Ongoing” and “Funder(s): EU Foreign Policy Instrument, Belgian development cooperation, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs”.