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Business training in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Women entrepreneurs in the Democratic Republic of Congo are an undeniable economic force, because they actively participate in growth, innovation, job creation and the fight against poverty. More often these women encounter several economic, legal and socio-cultural constraints that hinder them from embarking on an entrepreneurial career. The lack of education and professional training for women excludes them from the development process. This is why several structures and organizations offer business training to women entrepreneurs and those who aspire to entrepreneurship.

angle-left The Solidarity Network of Young Entrepreneurs of Congo in acronym '' RESOJEC/asbl

The Solidarity Network of Young Entrepreneurs of Congo in acronym '' RESOJEC/asbl

RESOJEC is a member of COPEMECO (Confederation of Small and Medium Enterprises of Congo) and is the result of the awareness of young entrepreneurs working in all sectors of economic and social life. Anxious to mobilize and sensitize young Congolese to the spirit of entrepreneurship to fight against unemployment and this starting on the one hand from the achievements and fruitful experiences benefited from the program of activities for the employment of young people in Katanga implemented by the International Labor Office ''PAEJK/BIT'' and on the other hand by meditating on the orientations and strategic axes of the national youth policy and the resolutions of the National Youth Forum organized in Kinshasa in December 2013 on the aspect Entrepreneurship, as well as referring to the beneficial exploits achieved by some of our compatriots in the business world.

Assignment:

  1. Research, encourage and support entrepreneurial vocations among the youth of the DRC;
  2. Supervision, support, promotion, information, ongoing training, development, emergence and defense of the interests of its members with a view to their full success in the business world;
  3. The constitution and organization of business incubators (nurseries or incubators) to support candidate entrepreneurs, young men and women initiators or bearers of ideas and business projects in the process of training, creation, investment and operating their businesses with a view to supporting them and pushing them to fly on their own to settle in a sustainable manner;
  4. Orient young women and men towards trades training according to skills and entrepreneurship to take charge of themselves with a view to promoting job creation and forming lobbies of young responsible entrepreneurs in several sectors of economic life;
  5. Raise awareness and promote the transfer of informal business activities of young people, working in all sectors, to the formal economy;
  6. Sensitize young entrepreneurs to respect for the law;
  7. Training and capacity building and skills in entrepreneurship, business ethics, business plan, calls for tenders, cost control, marketing, logistics, stock management, accounting, tax culture, financial education, treasury, Ohada business law, and others, to improve productivity and profitability;
  8. Strengthening the capacities of its members in terms of knowledge, know-how and life skills in the business world to position themselves well and develop in a sustainable way and thus trust their various partners such as: the State, creditors, financial institutions, suppliers, customers and others.

Training sectors

  • Marketing,
  • entrepreneurship,
  • The business plan,
  • female leadership,
  • financial education,
  • The law of subcontracting and cooperatives in the entrepreneurial and agricultural field b. more than 1000 women

Condition of participation: to be a woman, to have the will to learn, to be able sometimes there are training courses just for women entrepreneurs or women agripreneurs

Coverage area

  • Lubumbashi,
  • Kasumbalesa
  • Likasi
  • Kolwezi
  • Pweto
  • Kilwa
  • Kinshasa
  • Goma
  • Bukavu
  • matadi
  • Kipushi

Address and Contact

1870, avenue Kapenda corner Ruwe at the Salesian Father of Don Bosc, Lubumbashi - Haut Katanga, solenetshilobo@gmail.com , +243972279074

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