| Major group affiliation: |
- Indigenous people
- Children and youth
- Women
- Farmers
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| Involvement in UN Partnerships: |
Yes |
| If yes, explain in detail: |
NVI has built trust with the UNCTAD and the UNECE in Geneva, and affiliated organizations oriented to MDGs and the SDGs. We are longing mainly in funding education and funding for creating jobs that prioritize girls and women in the DRC. |
| Affiliation with other organizations: |
As of December 30, 2016 New Vision International is in the database and the mailing address of hundred organizations, research institutes, and others associations, essentially: 1. UNECE, Geneva. 2. UNCTAD, Geneva. 3.GlobEthic Net, Geneva 4. SECO, Lausanne and Zurich. 5.Pro-Natura International, Paris. 6.Médecins San Frontières, Paris. 7.Siama World Mission Travel, ST Leiden (The Netherlands). 8.Swissnex, Boston. 9. Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Cedaw), New York. 10. Ford Foundation, New York. 11. Skoll Foundation, New York. 12. UN-USA Association, New York. 13.World Affairs Council, San Francisco. 14. EIA - Energy Information Administration, Washington, D.C. 15. USAIDS, Washington DC, Kinshasa (DRC). 16. World Bank: African Diaspora Program, Washington D.C. 17. Cuts-Trade Forum, New Delhi. 18. WTO, Geneva. 19. FAO, Rome. 20.ILO, Geneva. |
| Publications: |
We organize community-based activities: choir, music shows, and fashion exhibition. We are searching Editors for publishing twelve books to be translated into English. Money receive from the sale will replenish our account and make NVI independent from external donors. 1. Rita : Eponym and trilogy, 889p. Publication in November 2017. 2. MLM et 5,000 emplois : Essay about job creation, 285p. Publication November 2017. 3. Le Phénix, Cactus et scorpion, aigle et tigre : Autobiography in three tomes - 600p. each. (2018.) 4. Racines et Feuilles : Essay on success and failure, 358p. (2018). 5. Maximes : A compendium of selected says, and proverbs, 755p. (2018). 6. L’épopée de Lilith : An autobiographic love drama, 725p. (2018). 7. Ripples : Essay on the power of the Spirit, 573p. (2018). 8. L’onomastique des Baluba : Essay on selected names of the Baluba people, 178p. (2018). |
Statements or documents submitted
Commission on Sustainable Development:
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We intend to do it during this year 2017 because we did not receive yet your accreditation |
| Affiliation with other organizations: |
As of December 30, 2016 New Vision International is in the database and the mailing address of hundred organizations, research institutes, and others associations, essentially: 1. Active Media, New York. 2. Cervas International, New York. 3. Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Cedaw), New York. 5. Cuts-Trade Forum, New Delhi. 6. EIA - Energy Information Administration, Washington, D.C. 7. FAO, Rome. 8. Ford Foundation, New York. 5. GlobEthic Net, Geneva 9. Graduate Institute, Geneva. 10. ILO, Geneva. 11. OECD, Paris. 12. Organization de la Francophonie, Paris. 13. Médecins San Frontières, Paris. 14. Pro-Natura International, Paris. 15. responsAbility, Paris. 16. SECO (acting as the Swiss chamber of Commerce), Lausanne and Zurich. 17. Siama World Mission Travel, ST Leiden (The Netherlands). 18. Skoll Foundation, New York. 19. South Centre, Geneva. 20. Uncitral, Vienna. 21. UNCTAD, Geneva. 22. UNDP, New York. 23. UNECE, Geneva. 24. Unesco, Paris. 25. UN-USA Association, New York. 26. USAIDS, Washington DC, Kinshasa (DRC). 27. World Affairs Council, San Francisco. 28. World Bank: African Diaspora Program, Washington D.C. 29. WTO, Geneva. |
| Publications: |
We are searching Editors for publishing twelve books to be translated into English. Money receive from the sale will replenish our account and make NVI independent from external donors. (Please see above at Funding Structure.) We also submitted proposals with business plans and feasibility studies The proposal did not work because of insecurity, poor governance and corruption in the Congo. 2016 : Usine de montage de câbles électriques à très haute tension pour les besoins des mines, Kolwezi (Katanga). - PPP with Swiss partners. 2015 : Bureau de contre-expertise d’audit des sociétés d’Etat et taxation, Kinshasa. - PPP with UK partners. 2015 : Banque Coopérative de Crédit et de Développement, Genève. 2014 : Savonnerie, Ngandajika (Kasai-Oriental). - PPP with Swiss partners. 2014 : Boulangerie, Mbuji-Mayi (Kasai-Oriental). - PPP with Swiss partners. 2013 : Banque Coopérative de Crédit et de Développement, Kinshasa. 2012 : Biscuiterie, Bukavu. - PPP with Swiss partners. 2012 : La pêche industrielle, Kinkole. - PPP with Norway partners. 2012 : Recyclage du plastique, Kinshasa. - PPP with The Nederland partners. 2011 : Banque Protestante de Développement, Kinshasa. 2011 : Banque Catholique de Développement, Kinshasa. 2011 : Ouverture de la chaîne de magasin IKEA au Congo (Goma, Kinshasa, et Lubumbashi.) - PPP with Sweeden partners. 2011 : DO It (ingénierie bancaire au Congo.), Kinshasa. - PPP with Swiss partners. 2011 : Maternity in the village of Kalambayi, East Kasai. - PPP with Belgium partners. 2010 : La pêche industrielle, Moliro (Katanga). - PPP with Norway partners. 2010 : Les mines alluvionnaires, Kisale (Katanga). 2010 : Maternity in the village of Kalambayi, East Kasaï. 2009 : Eau potable pour tous, Lemba (Kinshasa). 2009 : Electricité pour tous, Kinshasa. - PPP with US partners. 2009 : Exporting Wireless Technology to Africa. (Kinshasa.) PPP with French partners. 2007 : Boulangerie, Kinshasa - PPP with Swiss partners. 2006 : School in Kalambayi, East Kasaï. 2004 : A Diet Bakery in Oakland, California. - PPP with Warsaw partners. (Proposal did not work because of lack of funding.) We published the presentation made on July 1, 2011 by our Representative in Kinshasa, Beatrice NGOYA at the International Conference Center of Geneva. The topic was, "Entrepreneurs Women in Difficult Environment. |
| Purpose of the organization: |
We work essentially with women because culturally African Women are the engines for social progress of the families and the communities. |
| Activities relevant to the conference of States Parties to the convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: |
We work informally and we invite women to attend international events. |
| Confirmation of the activities of the organization at the regional, national or international level: |
We are participating in a bid for agri-business in the county of Ngadajika located in the province of Eastern Kasai in D. R. Congo. |
| A list of members of the governing body of the organization, and their countries of nationality: |
In U. S. A. NVI complies with the Internal Revenue Code, Sections 501c (3) and (7), NVI has three organs: The general Assembly for the decisions; the Board of Directors for the orientation; and the President, for the management. In Switzerland: In June 2000 there were no requirement for the creation of a nonprofit organization. However, documents must be provided when opening a bank account or an account with the Post Office (it operates as a bank.) NVI provided its Bylaws, the last report of the board meeting, as well as two recent reports of activities. In the Democratic Republic of Congo: NVI provided the City Hall of Kinshasa with the Bylaws, the last report of the board meeting, and the last reports of activities. We insure that the Accounting and Operations comply with the local laws, as well as the international standards. Management Informal Hierarchy Because of our size and our respective employment, we avoid bureaucracy. We work as a team, no chain of command, no rigid hierarchy. When a project arises, we hire temporary employees. As of January 2016, we are a team of five persons: 1. A President. 2. A General Secretary. 3. An Advisor 4. A Public Relation 5. A Honorary Member. Our task force: AGNES NGEDA : Liaison Officer, Kinshasa and Chief Officer for operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Agnes holds a Bachelor degree in Law from the University of Kinshasa. 2009-2013. She is a lawyer for women and equal gender. BERNARD MALE NYEMBO: Founder and Coordinator. Bernard graduated in Management at Webster University, Saint Louis, Missouri. He accumulated a long international experience in Europe, in Africa and in America, in the areas of Banking, Energy, Retail Business (Foodstuff), and Humanitarian. Bernard current role in the NVIS GROUP is to enhance creativity and to promote international investments. He also advises on policies and strategies, products development plans, and market research. Recently he was appointed the Project Director and Chief Financial Officer for launching an Ethical Bank in Kinshasa, RD Congo. Prior creating NVI Finance Trading & Services, Bernard was Vice President for Strategy and Finance for a Family office in Geneva (discretionary reasons). He was responsible for investments incentives, and partnerships plans. Before that Bernard assisted the Senior Management, respectively at Barclays Bank in Geneva, Zurich and Lugano (and in Kinshasa); Merrill Lynch/Master Works; Ares Serono in Geneva; Jaslo Traders in Geneva, Vaduz, Paris, and Luxembourg; ENI Group/Agip Petroli in Geneva, Rome, Milan and Monaco; Gulf Banking & Trust Corporation in Geneva; and Gulf Oil/Enron (Chevron) in Kinshasa and Houston. Among his most business achievements, in 1999-2005 Bernard initiated an audacious plan for launching the international Bank of Agriculture and Mining; based in Geneva. The project is still in force. Besides his normal employment, since 1994 Bernard is volunteering in some development programs of the United Nations in the Congo GISELE KUMWIMBA : Relation Public Liaison, Kinshasa Democratic Republic of Congo. Giselle is completing her last year of journalism at the IFASIC college in Kinshasa. HUGUETTE MWADI : MARTINE ODIA : ROBERT O’ORIORDA : Director of finances. (to be continued) |
| Description of the membership of the organization, indicating the total number of members: |
Our group has 12 ordinary members, and 25 sympathising members. |
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