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Emerging from a meeting with the Minister MBUSA Roger Meece confirms Monusco support the process of decentralization

The UN Mission for Stabilization in Congo (Monusco) is determined accompany the process of decentralization in the DRC. These comments are the Special Representative of the Secretary General of the UN in DRC, Roger Meece, speaking yesterday after a meeting he had with the Minister of Decentralization and Regional Planning, Antipas Mbusa Nyamuisi .

The representative of Ban Ki-Moon to the land of Joseph Kabila, decentralization is a key area that needs attention before noting that it contributes to improving services and living conditions of the population.

In addition, Roger Meece said the Monusco was an effort to increase the capacity of Congolese institutions to combat insecurity throughout the territory.

However, he is convinced that the protection of civilians and the stability of Congo are among the priorities of the Monusco. He also noted that the restoration of the authority the state had occupied an important place during his tenure. Roger Meece plans to expand the active partnership with the Congolese Government.

Roger Meece's visit to the office of Minister Mbusa Nyamwisi is part of a series of contacts he has initiated with the Congolese authorities after taking his new position. Different contacts will enable the Special Representative of UN Secretary General to have an accurate view of actions to be taken during his tenure in the DRC.
For its part, the pattern of decentralization is reassured of the contribution of Monusco its industry.

Mathy Musau .- (article published by Forum des As) .-

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The World Bank made the diagnosis of decentralization in rural

The World Bank and the Ministry of Rural Development jointly organized Thursday, August 12, 2010 at the Cercle de Kinshasa, a national workshop on decentralization in rural development sector. The objective of this workshop was to validate the study report on decentralization in rural development sector. This study was the diagnosis of rural development sector.

In his presentation, the consultant pointed out that agriculture and rural development are two complementary areas. Agricultural development is the improvement of agricultural structures, productivity and incomes of farmers influential on development.

In contrast, rural development beyond the scope of agriculture. Because it covers the promotion of rural activities generating non-farm incomes, improving rural infrastructure and community capacity-building organizations and rural institutions. For all these reasons that this workshop on the study of decentralization in rural development sector is a first step to initiate the process of institutional review of the department.

Sector Strategy for Agriculture and Rural Development focuses on market access, improving rural infrastructure and trade capacity, governance and capacity building and human resources, the rural organization and financing of the sector.

In light of these strategic areas, the institutional review will take into account all matters pertaining to improving the living conditions of rural populations. This is the rehabilitation and maintenance of farm access roads for rural electrification with appropriate technology, promoting and strengthening the capacities of farmer organizations for greater ownership of the actions ...

Once the work of the Workshop, a roadmap for the draft is already contained in the consultants' report will be integrated into the great road map of the decentralization process. As with other sectors for which there have been similar studies on decentralization and governance, it was found that awareness campaigns and explanation have not had the desired impact. Because the refund and the campaign have not been up to expectations and the population although committed to the cause, do not know the ins and outs.

Hence, it is important to support the central government in its efforts to deepen and clarify the decentralization policy through the translation of texts into national languages.

Inadequate financial resources to meet the challenges posed problem. This is particularly true for sectors vectors of economic growth such as agriculture and rural development.

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Secretary General of UCLG. Jean-Pierre Elong: "African countries will be stronger if they are truly decentralized "(Le Potentiel 11/08/2010)

The Ministry of Decentralization and Regional Planning held yesterday Tuesday, August 10, a panel discussion on "the opportunities offered by the associations of cities, municipalities and local communities and the need for DRC to organize the decentralized territorial entities in associations." This theme was developed by Jean-Pierre Elong Mbassi, Secretary General of "United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLGA).
In its submission, the Secretary General of UCLG has shown that decentralization is "the heart of the democratic transformation of the Congo . Prior to point out that the most stable of the world are born of decentralized entities. In this regard, he called on Congolese authorities to accelerate the implementation of decentralization.

Therefore, the "territorialization deserves to be placed on the agenda. Without decentralization, there is no development in Africa, "he said. And note: "African states will be stronger if they are truly decentralized."

Regarding the DRC, he has insisted that it is at the heart of Africa. While Kinshasa "is the global connector of Central Africa."

In his view, local governments are at the heart of decentralization. Why, he invited the leaders of those entities to "recreate" the hope for Africa.

In terms of its structure, Elong Mbassi said his major goal is "to continue throughout the deepening of decentralization."

UNION IS STRENGTH

For his part, Minister of Decentralisation and Planning said: "Unity is strength; cities and communities in the world have realized this by creating the Cities and Local Governments of Africa."

For Antipas Mbusa Nyamwisi, economic growth and social development should be expected to primarily benefit the population spread across Africa in countries stowed in various regional organizations. He added: "This population, as a recipient of those goods and services expected, should also be associated with the dynamics of regional integration, including through institutional arrangements. "

In addition, the Minister said that the legal instruments as continental organizations, regional and national integration plan that both sought must not be limited to states, but should be extended to its sub-components for better rooting. Prior to remark: "It is in this context and in terms of SADC ministers responsible for Local Government to mobilize it established a subcommittee support of the Governments and Associations of local authorities ". Hence the interest, he added, in our provinces, our cities, our towns, our chiefs and sectors to organize themselves into associations at the national level and to join either individually or collectively to regional associations, continental and global.

Moreover, Mbusa Nyamwisi has indicated that "in the early 21st century, no one can conceive of development in isolation, sharing experiences and disseminating good practices is a necessity Good Governance, the watchword of our times. " By Albert
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