Since its launch in 2006, PWYP DRC has focused much of its energy on supporting EITI implementation, including working for the improvement of EITI reports and their dissemination. With 30 member organisations, capacity building is also an important area for the coalition, which organises workshops not only on the EITI, but also on mining and forestry taxation, and budget monitoring. PWYP DRC faces a tough campaigning environment, with several activists being subjected to harassment and threats for their work on natural resource governance.
PWYP DRC organises capacity-building workshops, not only on the EITI, but also on mining and forestry taxation, and budget monitoring
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Jean-Claude Katende 
Key resources: cobalt, coltan, copper, niobium, tantalum, diamonds, gold, silver, zinc, manganese, tin, uranium, coal, oil and timber