of Pygmy people have gained literacy skills
Practical results on the ground
Numbers, places and lives: here is what PPSDR’s work changes in practice.
In numbers
primary school certificates obtained
families reached through our work
community concessions acquired for Pygmy peoples
beneficiaries of our schools, Pygmy and non-Pygmy
people trained in agriculture, including Pygmy and marginalised groups
Our achievements by area
Education
Scholarships, schools and 10,220 certificates
Agriculture
800,000 trained, 30 concessions and Goma gardens
Health
Awareness, screenings in Walikale and partnerships
Environment
Conservation in Lubero alongside communities
Olivier’s story
Supported by PPSDR from primary school through secondary school, then trained at Cornerstone Leadership Academy, Olivier is now preparing to study public health and serve his community on Idjwi Island.