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Main activities
DCA’s programme in DR Congo is strategically aligned to identified needs and activities.
Projects are currently in:
Clearance
DCA conducts Manual Mine Clearance (MMC), Technical Survey (TS), Non-Technical Survey (NTS), and Battle Area Clearance (BAC), thus increasing access to roads, rivers, schools, and agricultural land enabling the beneficiaries to resume their farming activities and ensured freedom of movement.
Protection
DCA conducts training and education in prevention of Gender Based Violence (GBV) support to survivors of GBV. Additionally, DCA is implementing Psychosocial Support (PSS) activities, including the establishment of Child Friendly Spaces, recreational activities, and training of PSS focal points.
Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI)
DCA provides shelter and NFIs to vulnerable populations, including Internally Displaced People (IDP’s) and host communities.
Cash and Livelihoods
DCA provides livelihood activities, including cash and Income Generation Activities (IGA) to the most vulnerable displaced populations and host communities.
Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding
DCA works to prevent violent conflicts, foster social cohesion and facilitating peaceful dialogue. As such, Conflict Sensitivity is an integral part of DCA’s programme.
Weapons and Ammunition Management (WAM)
DCA seeks to embark on Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) activities to contribute to DR Congo’s commitments to the Mine Ban Treaty.
PROJECTS
DCA DR Congo in numbers
4 active projects in 2020
81 national employees (and 6 expats)
57,300 beneficiaries in 2020
4,296,000 EUR turnover in 2020
- DCA Democratic Republic of Congo Fact Sheet (PDF)
- DCA Fact Sheet (PDF)
Learn more about DCA in Democratic Republic of Congo
Donors
DCA’s operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo are supported by USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), US Department of State (PMWRA), and Danida.
Contact DanChurchAid in DR Congo
Head Office
044, Avenue Accasias
Les Volcans,
Goma, Nord Kivu
Country Director
Zakaria Tarpouga
zata@dca.dk