Research and Advocacy

Our Research and Advocacy works on a range of issues including surveys serious field works in order to understand the situation and then propose better solutions. Currently we are conducting a survey why women and young girls are not so much involved in the elections as candidates at all levels. Once this is done, we shall come with our findings.

The topics are at the center of our research work currently

Our findings on insecurity in Goma, the main city of North Kivu

This briefing focuses on the circumstances before the insecurity in Goma, what time and which areas are affected, these questions may help us to know more about this insecurity, please find more here ” https://www.cojeskinordkivu.org/insecurity-in-goma-north-kivu-drc-a-deliberate-action-from-security-services-what-happens-before/

The Displacement and Poverty in North Kivu and in other parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo

This research helps us to understand how poverty contributes to the vulnerability of people and which leads to the choice of interventions as we have observed in North Kivu.

The transparency of the current humanitarian aid relief in North Kivu

Who really benefit from the current aid relief, where does the relief aid from, and is it the debate about the quantity of the relief aid or the management of the available relief aid, who manage this relief aid, and is the relief a better solution to the current crisis. More about such topics are at the center of our field work in North Kivu.

 

Understanding SGBV

We are also currently collecting necessary information in order to help to focus our activities on SGBV especially at this moment when the North Kivu Province is affected by Displacement of people.

Survey on Abortion Stigma Reduction

Meeting at the office

We are working on collecting clear information on issues around abortion in Goma, the Democratic Republic of Congo in order to help all stakeholders to put in place appropriate response. This survey has been made possible through the seed small grant from Abortion Conversation Projects (ACP), we thank them so much for this great decision. This survey will take place in Goma for a a period of two weeks.
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