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University Scholarships and the School of Forestry at Idiofa, UNIKIK Campus

University Scholarships and the School of Forestry at Idiofa, UNIKIK Campus

Education

In Progress

Students Receiving Support
36
scholarship recipients

There are 36 scholarship recipients this year, and 47 have graduated since the program began. The UNIKIK campus in Idiofa (School of Forestry) was inaugurated with support from Faja Lobi, which funds these scholarships for local students.

— The Project

Training a new generation of Congolese forestry experts is at the heart of Faja Lobi’s strategy: the project should not depend on a single person, but rather build on sustainable local expertise.

In addition to providing university scholarships, Faja Lobi runs a computer training center (with 30 laptops) and an educational botanical garden (with 475 documented local species), both of which are open to classes from nearby schools.

— In the field

The Forestry Department building on the UNIKIK campus
The team and students gathered in front of the UNIKIK campus gate
Students from schools in Idiofa visit the reforestation site

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What the Education Program Covers

36
current scholarship recipients
47
graduates since the launch
30
computers at the IT training center
475
species at the educational botanical garden

Staff

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Faja Lobi is looking for scholarship sponsors, refurbished laptops, and volunteer teachers for one-time sessions.

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