Raphael Tshimanga Muamba, PhD
Director of the Centre
The strategic challenge for the future is therefore to ensure adequate quantity and quality of water to meet the growing needs among competitive agricultural, commercial, domestic, environmental and industrial uses.[Read more]
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Our programmes
CEMiC
Climat - Water - Migration - Conflict
Addressing climate and water driven migration and conflict interlinkages to build Community Resilience in the Congo Basin.
CRuHM
The Royal Society – DFID Capacity Building Facility is currently funding a research and capacity building initiative for the Congo River Basin, namely: “Congo River user Hydraulics and Morphology – CRuHM””
CB-HYDRONET
Regional network open to individuals, institutions and organizations interested in the development and implementation of capacity building activities in the countries of the Congo Basin.
Next
Congo River 2020
International Conference on the
Congo River: Users, Hydrodynamics and Geomorphology
Scheduled to take place in Kinshasa, July 28-31, 2020
Postponed to 2021