Partnership
World Bank
Development of a Water Evaluation And Planning –WEAP– model for the Congo River Basin: World Bank Project on Enhancing the Resilience of African Infrastructures to Climate Changes https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/21875. 2013-2014
Tiger
Development of Regional Constraints for Streamflow Prediction and Climate Change Impacts Assessment in Ungauged Catchments of the Congo River http://www.tiger.esa.int/PDF/TIGER_Newsletter_20.pdf. 2015-2016.
CEEAC-GWP
Assessment of the Status of hydro-meteorological services in the Democratic Republic of Congo (ECCAS – GWP).2014-2015
GEF
Other activities have been implemented outside of the Congo basin, which includes support to GEF (UNDP, UNEP, UNOPS) on Integrated Water Resources and Wastewater Management in Small Island Developing States in Atlantic and Indian Ocean. 2013-2017
Royal Society - DFID
Implementation of the CRuHM (Congo River users Hydraulics and Morphology) Project under Royal Society – DFID funding. 2016-2020
MDD-DRC
UE-UA-MESA
Implementation of MESA (Monitoring Environment for Security in Africa) programme, EU-AU. 2015-2017
Through these activities, the Department of Natural Resources Management of the University of Kinshasa has established a foundation for collaboration at national, regional and international level. Some of the partner institutions include:
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Water Navigation Authority (RVF) of DRC;
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METTELSAT (DRC);
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Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of DRC ;
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Le Réseau du Bassin du Congo pour le Développement des Capacités en Ressources en Eau (CB-HYDRONET) de Cap-Net UNDP ;
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La Commission Internationale du Bassin du Congo-Oubangui-Sangha (CICOS) ;
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Service des Voies Navigables du Congo Brazzaville ;
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The Institut for Water Research, Rhodes University in South Africa;
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The Department of Water Resources Engineering, College of Engineering and Technology, Dar es Salaam University in Tanzania ;
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The School of Geographical Sciences, Université de Bristol au Royaume Uni ;
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The School of Civil Engineering, Leeds University in the United Kingdom ;
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