Projects in Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Cost Effective Boreholes Phase IV
Africa | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Project aimed to raise professional drilling standards in Africa, including training courses in Zambia and in-country studies in Burkina Faso and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The PROECCO Programme (Promoting Climate Responsive Building Material Production and Off-farm Employment in the Great Lakes Region
Burundi | Building and Settlement
In the project area locally promoted technologies for energy efficient building material production are not economically viable solutions for mass scale dissemination. Successful technologies and production methods from Africa, Asia and/or Latin America are being transferred to the Great Lakes Region.
Programme Eau Potable pour la Population des Grands Lacs (PEPP)
Burundi | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
The purpose of the Programme Eau Potable pour la Population des Grands Lacs (PEPP) is to contribute to improved health status and living conditions of the populations in the Great Lakes region by enhancing sustainably their access to safe drinking water and the adoption of good hygiene and sanitation practices.
Feasibility Study for the establishment of a Centre for Renewable Energies in the context of the Programme “Biodiversity and Forests – Programme Biodiversité et forêts PBF” in DR Congo
DR Congo | Energy and Climate
General objective of the PBF is protection of biodiversity, sustainable management of tropical forests and improvement of the living conditions in protected areas and adjacent zones.
Promoting Climate Responsive Building Material Production and Off-farm Employment in the Great Lakes Region
Burundi | Building and Settlement
The currently locally promoted technologies for energy efficient building material production aren’t economically viable solutions for mass scale dissemination.
Review of the WASH Cluster Approach Globally and in Congo DRC
DR Congo | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Skat Consulting Ltd. was mandated to lead a team of eight representatives of WASH Cluster member-organisations to review the WASH Cluster Approach Globally and in Congo DRC in the framework of a Learning Project aimed at capturing lessons learned from the experience of implementing a Cluster Approach as a response mechanism to humanitarian response.
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