

Founder and CEO
Born in North London to parents of both Congolese and Rwandan descent, Dieudonné is committed to seeing the rapid pace, accessibility and utility of technological change being applied to tackle the biggest problems facing the African continent: climate change and extreme poverty.
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EDUCATION
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University of Leeds | Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - International Development​
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FAQs
Spanning over an area the size of France: the Kivu-Kinshasa Green Corridor is an ambitious initiative that integrates nature conservation, economic development, and community protection. What sets it apart from nature conservation efforts is the participatory management model of Free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) which aims to actively involves local communities in safeguarding biodiversity while improving livelihoods.

