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As part of the project Promotion and protection of women's rights and support for their socio-economic recovery in Mwenga territory financed by UN Women, PIFEVA set up the CRSPE Kamituga equipped with the necessary technical materials and equipment for training (apprenticeship ) jobs in sewing, hairdressing and bread making in Kamituga.

CRSPE activities

Organize the training into two semester learning programs for trades (in sewing, hairdressing and bread making) in the CRSPE in Kamituga;

Provide professional and economic reintegration kits to beneficiary women and girls who will stand out at the end of this training in Kamituga;

Organize post-apprenticeship monitoring of trades to facilitate and consolidate the social, professional and economic reintegration (creation and monitoring of IGAs) of beneficiary women and girls in Mwenga territory;

Impacts of the CRSPE

Vulnerable and marginalized women and girls (indigenous women, women victims of violence, women living with disabilities, illiterate women, women victims of war, women sex workers, unmarried mothers, out-of-school and unemployed girls) are trained and learn at least one profession (in sewing, hairdressing and or bread making), they benefit from professional and economic reintegration kits and are supported in the creation, management and sustainability of their IGAs (Income Generating Activities) with a view to their self-promotion and empowerment in Mwenga territory in South Kivu.