PELUM-RDC

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Commune de Karisimbi, Ville de Goma,
Province du Nord Kivu,
Democratic Republic of Congo

Areas of Intervention

Areas of Interventions

The core areas of change through which PELUM-RDC and its member organisations support agroecological transition and rural livelihoods.

PELUM-RDC promotes sustainable land management, agroecology, seed systems, agroforestry, entrepreneurship, territorial markets, the inclusion of women and youth, and network and institutional development.

These areas combine farmer support, policy engagement, training, environmental protection and collaboration with stakeholders ranging from communities to research institutions and development partners.

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Six Areas

Core intervention areas

These six areas are presented in a cleaner, easier-to-manage format for the website.

Sustainable land, natural resources and climate change

Support for sustainable land use, natural-resource management and climate resilience among farming communities.

Farmers' seeds, agroecology and climate change

Promotion of local seeds, seed autonomy, biodiversity and climate-resilient practice.

Agroforestry, agroecology and climate change

Integration of trees, biodiversity, carbon sequestration and improved soil quality.

Agroecological entrepreneurship and territorial markets

Development of local markets, value chains and business opportunities linked to agroecology.

Inclusion of women and youth in agriculture and agroecology

Capacity building, economic empowerment and stronger participation of women and youth.

Network and institutional development (PRDI)

Strengthening relationships, systems, governance, learning and collaboration across the network.

Partnerships and Impact

Partnerships, farmer support and intended impact

The intervention model depends on collaboration, knowledge sharing and practical support for member organisations and local communities.

The areas of intervention document emphasises partnerships with member organisations, civil society, government institutions, international organisations and farming communities. It aims to improve livelihoods, strengthen resilience to climate change, promote agroecological practice and support the socio-economic development of rural communities.

It also foregrounds women and youth, knowledge sharing, advocacy and institutional strengthening as necessary drivers of long-term impact.