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Belgo Congo Role

Our partners and our impact

Cooperation develops over time. We publish authorised partnerships and verified results, together with their update date.

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Making commitments and results understandable

The directory is reserved for partners whose commitments and publication have been approved. Indicators and reports are published as they are approved. A project listed under programmes may still be in preparation, while a confirmed partnership rests on an agreement and a defined scope.

An indicator’s period matters as much as its value. The number of people involved at a particular date and a result observed at the end of a project answer different questions. The source and method of calculation help establish what the information actually describes.

Verifiable information

The figures below cover only real data authorised for publication. Unpublished information is identified as such.

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Documented projects, programmes and results

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Partner organisations

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Following funding through to its use

An announced commitment expresses an intention or an obligation established by an agreement. Money received corresponds to a confirmed payment. Expenditure then records the use of resources for a particular activity. Showing these stages separately helps explain what is proposed, what is available and what has been done.

A financial statement should therefore be read with its reporting period, currency and supporting documents. Receiving funding does not, by itself, demonstrate that an activity has been completed. The activity report should connect the resources used with the work carried out.

Documenting what figures cannot tell us

An account of someone’s experience can explain how an activity was received, the difficulties encountered or possible next steps. It needs context and the necessary permissions to be useful. It adds to the indicators without being presented as the experience of every participant.

Reports and validated information make it possible to look back at a defined period. Publication should explain their scope and protect personal data. Questions about a result or document can be addressed to BCR through the contact on this page.

Our approach to transparency

Distinguish planned activities from those that have actually taken place.

Keep pledged contributions, money received and documented spending separate.

Publish logos, testimonials and results only with the necessary permissions and checks.

Reports and results

These documents are published after BCR approval, with their reference period and source.

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