Our projects are carried out in a specific territory, with an identified partner and a public schedule.
Economic support program for internally displaced women and survivors of violence through income-generating activities: training, seed capital, lease agreements, and six-month monitoring.
Economic support program for internally displaced women and survivors of violence through income-generating activities: training, seed capital, lease agreements, and six-month monitoring.
Community awareness-raising on women's rights, violence prevention, and the promotion of equality.
Training women and youth in community leadership, public speaking, and social entrepreneurship.
Fish farming, agriculture, and agri-food processing initiatives to strengthen access to sustainable food.
Support actions for families and communities living in areas affected by conflict and displacement.
No projects match these criteria for now.
From the first market gardening groups to the co-financed projects of today.
Formation of the first women's market gardening groups in the city of Beni.
Development of the first community ponds and initial technical training.
Establishment of local feed production and the first marketing channels.
Expansion to the Lubero territory: 25 young women trained in fish farming.
Economic empowerment project co-funded by the FFC and the National Philanthropic Trust.
Our projects address needs identified with the communities and favor practical solutions adapted to the local context.
View our reportsNeeds and participants are defined with local authorities and partner cooperatives, according to criteria agreed upon with each financial partner.
Practical on-site training, followed by equipment or start-up capital handed over personally, against a signed contract.
Regular visits, coaching and the gradual implementation of collective savings to consolidate each activity.
Each project ends with a detailed report, provided to both participants and partners.
We operate in Beni and Lubero, in the north of the North Kivu province, in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Select a territory, on the map or below, to discover its projects.
Beni City · Beni Territory
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Lubero Territory
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Avenue Murara, Karisimbi commune, Goma, North Kivu, DR Congo
Program coordination, administration, and partner relations.
Bungulu neighborhood, Beni, North Kivu, DR Congo
Daily monitoring of projects in Beni and Lubero, working closely with all participants.
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Dated figures, linked to a project and a partner. They are updated at the end of each project.
Reports and transparencywomen and young girls supported in Beni
FFC Project × National Philanthropic Trustyoung women trained in fish farming in Lubero
Practical training, 2025 classareas of intervention, from fish ponds to human rights
See our servicessupport delivered by hand, signed contract
Beni OfficeBefore, I would sell whatever I could find at the market in the morning. Since the training and the start-up capital, I have a shop, stock, and a notebook where I record everything. I finally know what I earn.
Kavira
Beneficiary, 2026 project · Beni
We had been trained before, but no one ever came back. Here, someone stops by every week to check the water and density. The first harvest was sold before it was even taken out of the pond.
Masika
Fish farmer · Lubero
The cooperative allows us to buy feed together and negotiate a better price. On our own, we would never have obtained these terms from suppliers.
Furaha
Cooperative president · Beni
Congolese Women's Fund
National Philanthropic Trust
Co-financing, covering a specific line item, or volunteer expertise: write to us and we will send you the detailed profile for the project that interests you.
