Description of the projectThe project proposes completing the development of a hydroelectrical plant that will supply public (schools, local offices, health centres, missions, etc.) and private infrastructures with energy. The area forests will be replanted to protect the Kisongo basin and new economic activities will be started up (mills, carpenter’s workshops, internet points), along with income-generating initiatives linked to bee-keeping, farming and crop growing, in respect of local traditions and the environment. Activities supporting 8 schools will begin to improve the infrastructures, teaching equipment, educational skills of the teachers and hygiene and nutritional conditions of 3,052 children aged between 7 and 13 years old.