Programme de soutien à l’insertion économique des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois décents – KinEmploi

Le projet KinEmploi vise l’insertion professionnelle des jeunes de Kinshasa, âgés de 18 à 35 ans, dont 50 % de femmes, dans des emplois décents, durables et dans l’auto-emploi. Inscrit dans le secteur prioritaire de la formation professionnelle de la coopération belgo-congolaise, le projet contribue au développement économique inclusif en facilitant l’accès des jeunes, en particulier des femmes, aux opportunités d’emploi, de formation et d’entrepreneuriat. Il s’appuie sur le Centre de Ressources Mosala, adossé au ministère de la Formation professionnelle, ainsi que sur des partenariats avec le secteur privé, les opérateurs de formation, les incubateurs, les accélérateurs et les institutions publiques concernées. Fondée sur une approche orientée vers les opportunités du marché, le projet déploie une offre de services incluant l’appui à l’emploi salarié, des formations de courte durée débouchant sur des emplois conventionnés, l’accompagnement à l’auto-emploi, l’incubation et l’accélération, ainsi que le renforcement des capacités des acteurs économiques. Mise en œuvre pour cinq ans, du 23 janvier 2021 au 23 janvier 2026, KinEmploi repose sur trois axes : (i) l’accompagnement des jeunes vers l’emploi ou l’auto-emploi, (i) le renforcement de l’écosystème formation-emploi et (iii) l’amélioration de l’accès des micro et petites entreprises urbaines à des services adaptés. Son ancrage institutionnel, notamment à travers le Centre de Ressources Mosala, en assure la durabilité. The Programme de soutien a l’insertion economique des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois decents – KinEmploi (KinEmploi) is a project funded by the European Union, implemented by Expertise France, and falls under the Education. Secondary. Vocational training sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The project was initiated in early 2017 as part of the EU's strategy to enhance port security in Western and Central Africa, specifically through its critical infrastructure protection component. The rationale for KinEmploi aligns it with EU policy frameworks and aims to increase overall port security in the region. The project context is set by defining the object on which activities will rest, identifying key notions of port safety and security, and presenting various threats encountered. The methodology outlines the project structure, objectives, outputs, activities, and resources required to produce expected results. The project targets ports that serve as entry points for regional markets and trafficking routes towards Europe, as well as minor ports that could be potential targets for terrorist threats. These threats have implications on both regional and international economic growth and security, given that 90% of trade destined to the African continent transits through maritime routes. The project aims to contribute to increased port security, which is crucial for maintaining economic stability and ensuring human security in the region.

The Programme de soutien a l’insertion economique des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois decents – KinEmploi (KinEmploi) is a project funded by the European Union, implemented by Expertise France, and falls under the Education. Secondary. Vocational training sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The project was initiated in early 2017 as part of the EU's strategy to enhance port security in Western and Central Africa, specifically through its critical infrastructure protection component. The rationale for KinEmploi aligns it with EU policy frameworks and aims to increase overall port security in the region. The project context is set by defining the object on which activities will rest, identifying key notions of port safety and security, and presenting various threats encountered. The methodology outlines the project structure, objectives, outputs, activities, and resources required to produce expected results. The project targets ports that serve as entry points for regional markets and trafficking routes towards Europe, as well as minor ports that could be potential targets for terrorist threats. These threats have implications on both regional and international economic growth and security, given that 90% of trade destined to the African continent transits through maritime routes. The project aims to contribute to increased port security, which is crucial for maintaining economic stability and ensuring human security in the region.