The closing of the Trades Fair organized on the occasion of the first National Forum of Vocational Training, FONAFOP, was an opportunity for the Prime Minister Ilunga Ilunkamba to see the achievements obtained in particular in the production of pavers made of plastic waste. It was during his visit of stands at the esplanade of the Independence Square (Gare Central).
Ilunga Ilunkamba made a clear statement about this project which aims to transform a source of degradation of the urban environment into economic opportunity in the form of a social enterprise with a stimulation of the entrepreneurial spirit in Kinshasa young people.
On this occasion, the coordinator of the project of transformation of plastic waste in economic opportunity, Mr. Dismas Kyanza, gave some statistics compared to the studies realized, thanks to which 8. 495 kilos of bags were evacuated for the manufacture of 10. 400 plastic pavers in Kinshasa
He declared it on Saturday, December 7, 2019, on the occasion of the closing of the Trades Fair held on the occasion of 1st National Forum of Vocational Training which consisted in the improvement of the vocational training sector in DRC.
Ms. Lucie-Thérèse MpungaNkanga, temporary Director of the National Office of Architecture, Appropriate Technologies and Rural Infrastructure Office, Church of Christ in Congo, Department of Diaconia, "we have projects, a professional training center with Currently, we are preparing a biogas production project and for the moment, we are carrying out the plastic waste transformation project in the municipality of Kalamu."
"We started with a pilot project for 6 months to test our effectiveness in the field. First, 5 areas in the municipality of Kalamu have allowed the launch of this activity including Matonge 1, 2 and 3, Kauka 1 and 2 , as well as Kimbangu1 "...
Corneille Kinsala N’soki
(CKS/Yes)