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Accelerating climate finance and community impact in DRC The Climate & Community Hub is a pioneering platform connecting climate finance, carbon projects and community development in the Democratic Republic of Congo. We bridge investors, DFIs, companies and local stakeholders to turn climate ambitions into concrete, measurable action. Accelerating high-integrity climate finance for communities across Congo.
Accelerating high-integrity climate finance for At the Climate & Carbon Hub Kinshasa – DRC, we believe that an effective climate transition is not possible without synergy between local communities, project developers, and international leaders. We are a unique hub, designed to connect, support, and safeguard carbon project developers, communities, national and international companies, institutions, and donors.
The Kinshasa Climate & Carbon Hub is a pioneering platform dedicated to structuring, financing, and supporting carbon and climate projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Our mission is to connect investors, public institutions, project developers, and local communities to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy while delivering measurable social impacts.
Position the DRC as an African leader in climate finance, where local communities directly benefit from the environmental and economic outcomes of these projects. Recognised by the Ministere de l'Environnement, Developpement Durable et Nouvelle Economie du Climat of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A one-stop shop for structuring, co-financing, and certifying measurable impact projects, ensuring high quality standards and full transparency for investors and partners. Improved Cookstoves – Vitol & Rawbank Location: There are many variations of passages This USD 2 million project, funded by Vitol and Rawbank, supports the distribution of improved cookstoves in the DRC.
It significantly reduces wood consumption and CO₂ emissions, improves household health by lowering indoor smoke, and reduces the workload of women and children collecting firewood. Tellus Conservation – DRC, Kinshasa Location: There are many variations of passages Based in Kinshasa, DRC, Tellus Conservation is committed to forest preservation and emission reduction.
Their certified carbon projects generate direct benefits for local communities through jobs, income, and ecosystem services. High-impact project sourcing Verified pipeline (carbon, energy, water, biodiversity) aligned with ESG/SDG goals, with clear impact and ROI indicators. Sustainable investment opportunities Green financial products and investment solutions tailored to the Congolese market, with personalised support.
Explore investment options Direct your budgets to certified, traceable, and measurable projects linked to key SDGs. Identify your CSR/ESG projects Our Key Training Programs Understanding Carbon Credits and Climate Markets Target Audience: CSR Managers, Corporate Executives, Public An essential training to master the basics of.
Structuring and Financing a Carbon Project in the DRC Target Audience: Project Developers, Local NGOs, Impact Entrepreneurs From Idea to Credit Sales: This Training Guides You CSR and climate strategy for businesses in the DRC. Target audience: CSR departments, general management, sustainability managers.
This training helps Congolese companies align Regulation, approvals, and climate cooperation in the DRC Target audience: Public officials, ministry representatives, local elected officials. A training to understand the role of the Congolese state. Social and environmental impacts of carbon projects.
Target audience: Consultants, NGOs, field coordinators, donors. This training emphasizes the co-benefits of Investing in carbon and sustainable projects in the DRC. Target audience: Banks, private investors, local businesses, family offices.
This module trains Congolese and African investors to "ICHEC Formation Continue is a leading academic partner known for high-level training programmes for executives and managers. Their collaboration with the Hub strengthens our capacity to deliver certified training modules tailored to local challenges in sustainable finance and climate strategy."
"Capital Continuum is a strategic partner specialised in financial structuring and impact investment support. Their expertise enables the mobilisation of international capital to co-finance large-scale carbon projects in the DRC." "A subsidiary of the Agence French Development Group, Proparco supports sustainable economic development.
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This project not only reduces CO₂ emissions, it also improves family health and creates sustainable local jobs. Cookstoves Project Coordinator Investing in conservation means investing in long-term stability. With the support of the Climate & Community Hub, we protect critical ecosystems while generating certified, marketable carbon credits.
Launch of the Climate & Community Hub – Kinshasa Kinshasa, 28 August 2025. The Climate & Community Hub – Kinshasa is officially launched. This structured platform aims to train, structure, secure...
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