Democratic Republic of Congo
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Since its launch in 2006, PWYP DRC has focused much of its energy on supporting EITI implementation, including working for the improvement of EITI reports and their dissemination. With 30 member organisations, capacity building is also an important area for the coalition, which organises workshops not only on the EITI, but also on mining and forestry taxation, and budget monitoring. PWYP DRC faces a tough campaigning environment, with several activists being subjected to harassment and threats for their work on natural resource governance.
PWYP DRC organises capacity-building workshops, not only on the EITI, but also on mining and forestry taxation, and budget monitoring
Member organisations
| Réseau Ressources Naturelles | external website link > |
| Association de Défense des Droits de l'Homme | |
| Conseil National des ONGD | |
| Conseil Régional des Organisations Non Gouvernementales de Développement (CRONGD), Bandundu | |
| Conseil Régional des ONGD (CRONGD) KASAI ORIENTAL | |
| Conseil Régional des ONGD (CRONGD) KASAI OCCIDENTAL | |
| OKA / KATANGA | |
| Action des Chrétiens Activistes des Droits de l'Homme à Shabunda (ACADHOSHA) | |
| Centre pour la Protection et l'Education des Communautés de Base (CEPECO) | |
| Centre d'Appui au Développement et à la Participation Populaire (CENADEP) | |
| Initiative Locale pour le Développement Intégré (ILDI) | |
| Maniema Libertés (MALI) | |
| Réseau d'Innovation Organisationnelle de l'Eglise du Christ au Congo (RIO/ECC) Sud-Kivu | |
| GASHE Equateur | |
| Réseau pour la bonne gouvernance du Secteur Extractif (BGSE) Nord-Kivu | |
| Kindu Maendeleo | |
| ADEV CONGO | |
| Réseau CREF Nord-Kivu | |
| Organisation concertée des Ecologistes Amis de la Nature (OCEAN) | |
| Femme et Justice Economique | |
| P E S | |
| Groupe d'Appui aux Exploitants des Ressources Naturelles (GAERN) | |
| Innovation et Formation pour le Développement et la Paix (IFDP) |
Related Resources
Jean-Claude Katende Key Facts
Key resources: cobalt, coltan, copper, niobium, tantalum, diamonds, gold, silver, zinc, manganese, tin, uranium, coal, oil and timber
DRC's mineral reserves have been estimated at US$24 trillion
In 2011 33% of government revenue came from the extractives.
In 2011, 33 per cent of government revenue came from extractives
Companies operating here include Ashanti Goldfields, ENI, Glencore
In 2012, extractives made up 95 per cent of the country’s exports