As Municipal Councillor of Lemba, I carry out daily field work, civic initiatives and concrete projects for residents and youth. This page presents what I do, how I work and with whom.
Three pillars structure my field work: listening to residents, supporting education and training, and ensuring rigorous follow-up on issues and commitments.
Regular meetings with residents and associations to identify priorities and co-build projects for the commune.
I regularly visit neighbourhoods in Lemba to meet residents, development committees and associations. These meetings help identify real needs, prioritise actions and build public policy rooted in the field. Dialogue with civil society is at the heart of my working method.
Support for education and vocational training initiatives for youth integration in Lemba.
I support projects that improve access to school, quality of education and vocational training for young people. School rehabilitation, partnerships with training centres, support towards employment: the aim is to give Lemba’s youth the means to succeed and contribute to the commune’s development.
Support for municipal issues and follow-up on commitments made to citizens.
As an elected representative, I am committed to following up on the issues under my responsibility and being accountable to citizens. Transparency, accountability and respect for commitments: these principles guide my work on the municipal council and in the constituency.
Beyond my elected mandate, I am involved in initiatives that strengthen local governance, democratic participation and the link between knowledge and public action.
Partnerships with the research and education sector, support for civic projects, participation in seminars and training: I believe that effective public action draws on expertise, debate and exchange with civil society. These initiatives inform my work in Lemba and my vision of local development.
My action is organised around clear priorities, aligned with the needs expressed by residents and long-term challenges.
Some moments of action on the ground, in Kinshasa and in my constituency.
