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The goal of our study is to determine the impact of the NGO Wild Life on the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of the population of KOKOLOPORI. To do this, we conducted surveys and interviews with the wildlife workers and farmers of KOKOLOPORI.The following parameters were studied:- The wild life contributes in the schooling of the children of its workers by granting jobs to the persons in charge of the children.- Wildlife helps the population of KOKOLOPORI in particular and the Djolu territory in general to improve and increase their agricultural production.- In relation to the…mehr

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The goal of our study is to determine the impact of the NGO Wild Life on the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of the population of KOKOLOPORI. To do this, we conducted surveys and interviews with the wildlife workers and farmers of KOKOLOPORI.The following parameters were studied:- The wild life contributes in the schooling of the children of its workers by granting jobs to the persons in charge of the children.- Wildlife helps the population of KOKOLOPORI in particular and the Djolu territory in general to improve and increase their agricultural production.- In relation to the generative activities, the result shows that the wild life works in all the extent of KOKOLOPORI and the center of the territory of Djolu;- In relation to the negative impact, the result shows us that there is a low awareness of the conservation and development concept and there is also a quasi bias within the NGO Wild Life.
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Autorenporträt
Jean-Pierre LISASI LIKOMBI, nacido en MOSITE, el 23.01.1973; hijo de LIKOMBI y LISASI y de NGOLE MBELI. Ingeniero A0 Fitotecnista en la Facultad Instituto de Ciencias Agronómicas de YANGAMBI en KISANGANI. Asistente de segundo término en el Institut Supérieur de Développement Rural de Djolu, en el territorio de Djolu, provincia de Tshuapa en la RDC.