PELUM-RDC

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+243 997 858 508 / +243 998 668 680

Mail Us

pelumrdcongo@gmail.com

Address

No 34, Avenue Osso, Quartier Mabanga,
Commune de Karisimbi, Ville de Goma,
Province du Nord Kivu,
Democratic Republic of Congo

Programmes and Projects

A clean overview of the programme lines currently highlighted by PELUM-RDC.

PELUM-RDC works on capacity building for member organisations and community-based organisations, peasant seeds and food security, action research on innovative agricultural techniques, agroecological entrepreneurship, innovative practices, agroecological policy advocacy and networking / institutional development.

This page groups those programme lines into clear cards so they are easier to edit, expand and present on the website.

Programme Lines

Seven programme lines from the uploaded documents

Each card can later be edited, expanded or linked to a detailed subpage.

Capacity building for member organizations and CBOs

Strengthening organisational and technical capacity to support small agro-pastoral farmers.

Peasant seeds, food and nutrition security

Improving food security through stronger seed systems and sustainable production.

Action research on new innovative agricultural techniques

Research programmes in demonstration fields and the diffusion of good practice.

Agro-ecological entrepreneurship and territorial markets

Helping farmers increase production, strengthen value chains and access markets.

Innovative agricultural techniques and good agro-ecological practices

Supporting innovation and appropriate technologies for ecological agriculture.

Advocacy for agro-ecological policy

Workshops, forums, lobbying and advocacy for more inclusive agricultural policy.

Networking and institutional development

PRDI for governance, knowledge exchange, systems and collaboration across the network.

PRDI

Networking and institutional development

The PRDI component strengthens organisational, human and material capacities and promotes collaboration across the network.

The Networking and Institutional Development Programme (PRDI) aims to strengthen organisational systems, management, monitoring and evaluation, staff capacity, knowledge exchange and collaboration among member organisations. It also reinforces links with neighbouring PELUM countries and other national, regional and international networks working on agroecology.

In practice, PRDI combines governance strengthening, institutional learning, systems development, partnerships and shared action toward the Sustainable Development Goals.