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En projet lyse concept rdc
1. Ask financial support
FIRST NAME AND NAME OF THE OFFICER PROJECT: JEAN MARIUS D’ALEXANDRIS
DESIGNATION OF THE COUNTRY: RDC
Heading of the pilot scheme: Project of support to the innovation of an organic farming in
DRC in the province of the South-Kivu starting from waste waters purified by the concept of
the process “biological pit” Lyse Concept.
Description: The Project already started. ONG AASF bukavu our partner of execution
(association of the farmers without borders obtained drinking water connection for the farm
near the village water committee which manages the collecting which is useful has drinking
water in this rural environment. 400 made up farmers poor men and women that the ONG
accompanies are in full ploughing and expect the semi one for the season B in February and
will plant: the onion, groundnut, maise, sorghum, sweet potato, SOYBEAN, BEANS,
CASSAVA, TOMATO, AUBERGINES, MARROW, FRUIT TREES.
Fault of having the total financing the project will proceed as follows:
Drinking water connection by the committee villagois (Made) Ploughing and preparation of
sowing on a ground of 7 ha which already were useful agronomy (Made).
The setting buries certain seedlings and watering by the water of made collecting.
The Reservation du véhicle-cistern for its purchase (made) and its immediate actuation to
fertilize the ground as soon as possible. The setting en place of the process “biological pit is
in hand”.
Objectives
Total objective of the project:
- To increase the agricultural production of 400 rural households of the South-Kivu in
DRC with a fertilizing water coming from domestic waste waters of the dwellings close
as well as town of Bukavu via a Site Controls treatment of waste waters implementing
the process “Pit Biological” lyseconcept.
Objectifs spécifiques du project:
- To promote the development of a biological agronomy of economic and food
alternative intended for 400 rural agricultural households in DRC, in the province of the
South-Kivu.
- To establish the process “biological Pit” lyseconcept by taking account of the specific
local conditions: waste waters collected in the dwellings close and those to the town of
Bukavu, their collections and their transfers on the zone of treatment, the water
requirements of watering for each type of culture, the dimensioning of the farms, etc
Let us note that these Principal objectives of this project of organic farming satisfy the
Five pillars in particular with sustainable development:- To generate employment and
incomes for a local population by retaining “Engineering” tempted to seek the eldorado
Européen;- To contribute to a food Autonomy of quality and the constitution of reserves;-
To promote a respectful biological culture of the beings and mediums “Project
“replicable” with other territories of the area of the big lakes and with other productions.
- To bring a durable solution to the problems of the cleansing of waste waters first source
of pollution of under grounds and the water tables of the DRC.
- To preserve a rare resource which is “water”
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2. - Sommary-
Profil sheet 1
SOMMARY 2
Card-index summarized project 3
Financial information 4
SCIENTIFIC FILE
5
Composition of the team 5
Présentation of the project 5
Calendar of réalisation 6
Expected result 6
Partners 6
Budget 6
Possible partners
7
Statement of the crop of 2009 – 2010 – 2011 – 2012 8/9/10/11
Analyses of assessments of the crop years 12
CV of the person in charge of the project in RDC 13/14
Letter of motivation 15
CV of the person in charge of the project in France 16
Letter of motivation 17
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3. Card index summarized project
Keywords: Waste waters, biological purification, recycling, fertilization, drinking
water, agronomy, biological watering, innovation, Pilot site, food resource,
Summary of the project:
A young Congolese farmer works with his ONG (Association of the Farmers Without
Borders) AASF in initials, an ONG main road of Congolese right which has accompanied the
rural Agricultural Communities for more than Five years in the province of the South-Kivu
east of the DRC. He helps with the practice of agronomy but for a less production due partly
to the less and less fertile impoverishment of the soil and for a part with the lack of water of
watering during the periods of season dries which often are prolonged because of local
climatic disturbances, factor from which the local population suffers. It is informed that a
process “Pit Biological” lyseconcept purifies in a BIOLOGICAL way domestic waste waters
by providing a water of watering fertilizing and enriching for the topsoil. He gets in touch
with the company lyseconcept, because the process answers all the search criteria to
conclude its project. Elements are already in place: A farm of approximately 7ha using 400
households poor farmers of which 300 are framed by a religious community in place and
others by the organizations of the civil society. These farmers trained with the agronomic
culture already collected several times. The domestic waste waters are available and show all
the characteristics necessary to the project. It misses only the PROCESS to recycle waste
waters being in the agricultural zone or the project is carried out and those which will come
from the town of Bukavu located at 25 km whose access terms are met, and where the poor
population are ridged with the difficulties of established cleansing which is not free what
involves wild drainings of the effluents in front of their door with all the consequences as
regards the pollution of the water tables and air pollution, not easily calculable public health
environmental protection.
The configuration
These exploitations are in rural environment. They are surrounded for the first site of many
buildings of the religious community strewn but rather close to the project. The second site
understands 200 dwellings slightly more distant. For the 1st site, each building of the parish
is equipped with a septic tank of a volume of 7 m3à 10m3 approximately which stores the
waste water effluent and which must be drained once filled to the brim. Drainings are
envisaged per period at the time of an operation carried out by the administration parish of
the monks for the first site. For the site of the village of Mudaka, the local government does
not have the management and the maintenance of the evacuation of public waste waters of
the latrines of the market of Mudaka, very solicited at the time as of markets which remains in the
state by overflow.
Wastes water
Lyseconcept develops a system of treatment of purification biological of waste waters per
biological micro process. The waste waters concerned with the project above are domestic
waste waters. The temperature of the effluents in the site of treatment is rather high with a
proportion of very low “drinking water” on the contrary. The process adapts by taking
account of these specificities.
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4. Complementarity
The waste waters found in these tight Septic tanks, cannot be used in the state. ONG
AASF obtained a contract with the village water committee of the site of the project. This
drinking water supply will have two advantages for the project. Of with dimensions it
dilutes the concentrated natural pollution of this kind of waste waters, other it increases the
quantity of water recycled for watering. The quantity of waste waters available of the close
septic tanks is of 125 000 liters renewable with profusion. The procurement agreement of
drinking water of the water committee is of 10 000 liters water, the unit which can give a
possibility of watering of 1500 liters per easy day. It is necessary of course, to take account of
the periods of prolonged drought where watering will continue but in a more intensive way.
During wintry times without plantation the water of watering in less proportion will be used
just for the fertilization of the topsoil. That can also be a solution of a production
uninterrupted of a specific agronomy, which will not take account of the seasons.
Method
A specific protocol of collecting and transfer is set up by taking account of certain biological
parameters. A small tanker practises drainings day labourers, upon request, to meet the
needs, by transferring its taking away in the process. The waste waters are recovered in the
end of the day to be drained in the process during the night to avoid their deterioration and
also a too strong evaporation during watering by dispersion on the ground.
Our participation
The company lyses concept takes part entirely in this project. Indeed as of the discovery of
the BIOLOGICAL CLEANSING and the creation of the process of treatment “Biological Pit”
lyses concept, the finality of the biological treatment was always directed towards the
watering of a vegetalized discharge system. Since, with the experiment and the returns more
than satisfactory of the performance épuratoire of the process, the declared objective, is to
provide a water of watering for the vegetable garden, in extension for a farm.
Establishment
The local digger is already accustomed to dig excavations to establish concrete septic tanks.
The mason already built septic tanks on the spot or took part in the installation of ready-
mixed concrete pits. He proposes to build pits of 10m3au many 4 planned for the
project, with materials on the spot (solid brick agglo with 20 X 7 X 7) reinforced by a
reinforcement of scrap. A small hangar is envisaged to be gone up on the spot to shelter the
guard as well as the photovoltaic equipment which will provide the electricity of the room
and incidentally a cutting fluid pump (24v) for the possible watering of part of the plantation
- Financial information-
Requested financial aid
Total budget of the project: 50 000 €
That is to say a part in priority (the vehicle cistern)
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5. Date envisaged starting from the project: As soon as possible because agronomy is already in
hand.
Financial calendar:
Years Equipment Operation Personnal costs Years total
2013 The vehicle 9 000 € 0 9 000 €
cistern
2013 Biological pits 20 000 € 0 000 €
2013 Handling 3 500 € 0 3 500 €
transport
2013 Other equipment 2 500 € 0 2 500 €
Totals 35 000 €
Other funding sources envisaged or solicited for this project:
Requested organisation Amount Amount obtained
requested or dates envisaged
answer
Foundations, associations, ONG, various 35 000 € ??????
Scientific file
Description of the research project.
The scientific and technical file comprises following information:
The composition of the team
The company lyses concept in France with its representative Mr. Jean Marius D' Alexandris
originator of the concept waste waters organic farming with its process “Pit Biological”
lyseconcept, ONG AASF BUKAVU (Association of the Farmers Without Borders) partner of
execution on the ground in DRC, of the farmers had a presentiment of for this project and
trained with the project of fertilization of the grounds with the waste water recycling, all
each one in what relates to it taking part in the implementation of the project.
- Allocation of the functions -
Partners of the project
Lyse concept, inventor and creator of the process “Biological Pit” lyse concept carries out a
transfer of knowledge and of biotechnology while taking part entirely in the establishment of
the process on the spot in DRC in the province of the South-Kivu where the site controls will
be set up.
ONG AASF BUKAVU (Association of the Farmers Without Borders) partner of execution on
the spot manages the approach of the project, the diagram of establishment according to the
directives of lyseconcept, coordinates the information system strategic plan of establishment,
ensures the installation with the various local partners. It finds a small truck plate on which a
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6. reserve of 2000 liters will be fixed. The digger with his backhoe loader. The mason and his
work force. The material merchant for the supply of materials necessary to the traditional
production.
Presentation of the project
Young farmer within this ONG I am convinced that controlled agronomy is the solution for
my country. I worked like coordinator of this ONG since 2007 and I have a strong
experiment in the Community mobilization after having carried out my training under
development rural development in an institution of higher education and academic of the
ISDR Bukavu always in DRC. I accompany by the peasants in Mutual approach the “of
Solidarity and Country Mutual aid” MUSOEPA au through programme of “early raising” of
the vulnerable poor population in a context post conflict. What consists in gathering
Farmers women, men, young people resulting from the armed groups, the square mines.
“Since I got in touch with Monsieur Jean Marius D' Alexandris I have, found the hope to see
being carried out my ideas to seek the food self-sufficiency of the poor communities of my
country and to ensure a good fight against poverty. This project is carrying hope because it
offers improvement appropriatenesses of the living conditions of this population. I made a
bet with my childhood friends who left for Europe, others in South Africa all to try to make a
success of a project in my country. I thought that it was necessary that I do something to
create the job in DRC in order to limit the migration and the brain drain related to the
development while having nevertheless a life descent in this country considered as a hell in
comparison with the more share of the Congolese diaspora. Sometimes the results got
during the last crop years pushed me with all to stop and to want to make as them but the
love which I have for agriculture and my country retain me and give me sufficient courage
to continue”.
Our approach.
Of sound with dimensions Josué Sefu ARUNA admits that the agronomic production
hardly 10% profitable as for the 4 staffs is not employed in ONG. For 5 years we have
hopelessly sought a solution to make profitable the production of the farmers whom one
accompanies in country medium in partnership with the local structures. Of
dimensioned sound, Jean Marius D' Alexandris, small son of farmer, by discovering the
Biological Cleansing, was always convinced that its finality was agronomic watering.
Together we know, as moreover, the process “Pit Biological” lyseconcept also in general will
solve the problems of cleansing of waste waters as well in rural environment as in the town
of Bukavu become a break-in head for the population and the authority in place.
Local context in which the project fits
A country in which a farmer motivated within ONG of development wants to produce an
agronomy towards and against very because it thinks that it is by there that it will save the
exodus of the young people of its country. Agriculture is a passion for him but he is
confronted with universal problems the water provision and impoverishment of the soil. The
production is real, but so weak that per moment is likely it to miss courage as to the farmers
whombaccompanies.
A digger able to dig the excavation necessary to establish the device “Pit Biological”
lyseconcept is available locally. It is a question of setting up 4 concrete reserves of a capacity
of 10m3 each one for a volume of treatment of 40m3. The objective with this capacity for
treatment is to provide 1500 to 2000 liters/day of water of watering. It is a pilot project which
must be used as model with other projects quickly in DRC and in the area of the big lakes. A
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7. mason able to build the device on our recommendations and under the direction of the
initiator of the project. After the excavation carried out it runs the basic flagstones of pit while
having reinforced the concrete by scrap who go up on with dimensions ones to come to cling
later on the slab. The with dimensions ones will be assembled in brick agglos full, seals with
cement as it is the method for the septic tanks in DRC.
Scrap of with dimensions will join scrap of the slab which will be run of a block with a
reservation for a trap door of access inside. The fill will be done with sand, ground and
stones collected on the surroundings or bought at the market of Bitch in the town of Bukavu
where one sells sand of masonry and stones.
Finished construction, the process will be operational after the time of drying necessary. The
filling of the process with waste waters coming from drainings of the septic tanks will be
done gradually until the complete filling of the 4 concrete tanks. The process will be then
operational.
- Scientific context
Lyseconcept with its establishment hundred on all France obtained a scientific certification
established by an independent laboratory certified COFRAC. The invention presented to the
Head office of the Environment of Brussels is recognized like an innovation and completely
in conformity with the European regulation. So in Europe the concept is articulated around
an awakening of a “Biology Attitude” for the respect of drinking water in its domestic use, in
Africa and in DRC in the major part of the rural regions, it is not setting because there exists
only it, population N ` not being contaminated by proposals of chemical products. It is a
windfall of contribution to the problems of cleansing of waste waters. The Biological
Cleansing finds in DRC of the biological parameters of operation beneficial for an optimum
performance épuratoire. An average temperature of 18° with 30° all the year, prevalent
element in the use of the process. An economic context in which agriculture is a factor of
development in this part of the country where population is with agricultural vocation. The
waste waters stored in the septic tanks naturally present a biological character appropriate to
the process. These waste waters injected into the process “Pit Biological” lyseconcept will
undergo a biological treatment of purification to provide a biological purified water which
contains fine organic matter particles in suspension as well as an active total colony count.
An element fertilizing and enriching for the topsoil.
- Objective (S)
Objectives of the project.
- To increase considerably the agricultural production by a contribution of water, abundant,
free,
- To fertilize an arid ground by a natural manure, enriching.
- To solve a problem of cleansing of waste waters by taking into account the specific
conditions to these territories. These people live much on the drinkable water provision
coming from the water tables (collecting) and RIGIDESO in the city. The used devices of
treatment conventionally in Europe reject their waste waters purified in the natural
environments. In Africa this kind of procedure is a position risk of the water table.
Lyseconcept
To put in function a site controls treatment of specific waste waters to provide a water of
watering to a local agriculture.
To take account of the local biological parameters and to adapt the process to the
geographical zone but also to the local Life in DRC.
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8. To envisage options of enlarging and evolution of the process according to the results got
after a few months of use.
The pilot project will be a model which will be generalized for the DRC but also on all Africa
of the area of the big lakes.
The farmer.
To develop an agricultural production with a water supply coming from waste waters of the
habitat.
To learn how to manage this contribution of water enters the offer and its needs for water.
To familiarize it self with the biological cleansing to avoid polluting its device-
Description of the project and methodology used.
The domestic waste waters of the habitat stored in septic tanks contain organic matter of
human origin as well as a diffuse pollution such as urea, ammonia, the nitrogen, mugs up,
phosphate and nitrate.
All these natural components are favorable for the development of the plants.
The tanker takes the contents of a pit and comes to inject it according to a protocol defined in
the process. For 1000 liters injected 1000 liters of purified water will be dispersed at once. 100
liters of drinking water will follow to clean the tank and to dilute the pollution of waste
water at the same time. Studies will be carried out on the spot to be able to determine the
volume of maximum water which can be injected as starter without harming the process
“Biological Pit” lyseconcept and thus not to destroy the biological harmony of the
agricultural land. The water of watering is not dispersed on the seedling but on the contrary
in a zone of topsoil to also undergo a first natural treatment there (ground, sun, composting,
evaporation, drying and again moisture). The tanker will never carry out its taking away of
the septic tanks in full heat and the cistern is rinsed cleaned after each transfer. The drinkable
water provision will provide for the need for leaving equipment in biological good state.
Lyseconcept with the control of the process in European geographical location. The different
situation of the DRC, is rather positive that negative. If the process proves to be very
satisfactory, an enlarging of the process will be able to take place to increase the agricultural
production without important financial costs. The process is powerful according to the
biological quality of the effluent of entry. The quantity of the entering volume of waste
waters determines the time of transit according to the capacity for treatment of the
pits, which qualifies to himquality of the volume of water purified at exit. All these elements
determine the volume of water available to watering.
- The calendar of realization
The feasibility study has been finished for now 3 months. The whole of the financial budget
is stopped. As soon as its financing is concretized the project can start. Time in DRC arrives
in rain season coupled of a drought with the month of January and February with an average
temperature of 30° and one returns in the rain part where the temperature is mild in the area
and then in the drought which begins mid-May from each year. It is the ideal period to start
the agricultural project and to drain pits which filled during the period rain.
Duration of the pilot project: One year
Realisable operational activities
- Sensitizing of the agricultural communities and local leaders;
- To book the vehicle van of transport of waste waters;
- To contact the various suppliers and purchase of equipment;
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9. - To recruit the local labour (terracier, mason etc);
- To build 4 latrines public news latrines in the market of Mudaka, to relieve the population
in challenge of the problems of drainage work;
- To proceed to the installation of the biological process pit and all the system;
- To carry out the official launch of the process lyse concept by the authority
(The provincial government);
- To train the recipients and the team of the project on the biological cleansing;
- To distribute to agricultures of the seeds, agricultural tools and food of security of the
seeds;
- To make the monthly follow-up and the quarterly evaluation of the agricultural production
while basing itself on the results of the project;
- Monthly and final Rapportage
Chronogramme of activities
time 1st quarter 2nd quarter 3rd quater 4th quarter
Activities
Sensiting of the local communities xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx
and leaders
To book the vehicle van of transport xxxxx
of waste waters
To contact the various suppliers and xxxxxxx
purchase of equipment
To recrut with the amin of local xxxxx
work (terracier, mason, etc)
To build four news latrines public in xxxxxx
the market of Mudaka, to relieve the
population in challenge of the
problems of cleansing
To proceed to the installation of the xxxxx xxx
biological process pit and all the
system
To carry out the official launch of xxxxx
the process lyse concept by the
autority (the provincial
government)
To train the recipients and the team xxxxx
of the project on the biological
cleansing
To distribute to agricultures of the xxxx xxxxx
seeds, agricultural tools and food of
security oh the seeds
To make the quarterly monthly xxxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxx
follow-up and evaluation of
production of project
Monthly and final rapportage xxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxx
Comments: this project is a pilot project in DRC, which will serve the model before knowing
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10. its extension in other sites available in province, in the remains of the provinces close to the
DRC and even in the area of the big lakes.
Them expected and deliverable results
- 4 made biological pits and a big first for a innovating project since to date the organic
farming tends to be limited to the vegetable garden.
- 400 farmers accompanied by ONG AASF Bukavu exploit a productive organic
farming even during the nonrainy season.
- A cleansing of waste waters ecological, economic and biological ensured 75% in the town of
Bukavu;.
- The living conditions of the farmers and the access to food improve to 70%;
- The reduction of assured soil pollution, the basements and the water tables with 70%;
- Reduction of the pollution of the natural hydraulic mediums made;
- Reduction of atmospheric pollution due to the methane emanations conventional cleansing
made;
- An economy of the rare resource assured water.
- Possible partners, scientists and of ground (institutions, ONG, associations…):
- The local town hall of the South-Kivu;
- Administration of the South-Kivu;
- And the agriculture Department of the Environment of the DRC or its dedicated
services;
- Scientists in agronomy, water hygiene and cleansing
-All ONG interested in the approach of the 'cleansing in general and by the feeder output in
DRC in general and with the South-Kivu in particular;
-The digger and mason
- The detailed budget including the other financial backers by specifying it they are acquired
or in progress;
for the moment no other financial backer for this project
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11. Invoice crop year 2009
Désignations Quantity Unit price in Total price in Observation
Congolese FC
Franc FC
Ploughing 01 125 000 125 000 Field of MUHRESA ET MUDAKA
Seeds 01 200 000 200 000 Soybean, beans, but, sorghum,
cassava, sweet potato, tomato,
onions, aubergines, marrow,
banana tree, fruit trees
Powders 01 50 000 50 000
Manure 10 1 000 10 000
Lemon trees 25 300 7 500
Under total 392 500
Unforeseen 5% 19625
Total 412 125
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12. INVOICE CROP YEAR 2010
Désignations Quantity Unit price Total price Observation
Ploughing 01 100 000 100 000 Field of MUHRESA ET
MUDAKA
Seeds 01 200 000 200 000 Soybean, beans, but, sorghum,
cassava, sweet potato, tomato,
onions, aubergines, marrow,
banana tree, fruit trees
Powders 01 10 000 10 000
Manure 10 1 000 10 000
Enclose 01 75 000 75 000
Under total 395 000
Unforeseen 5% 19750
Total
414 750
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13. INVOICE CROP YEAR 2011
Désignations Quantity Unit price Total price Observation
Ploughing 01 75 000 75 000 Field of MUHRESA ET MUDAKA
Seeds 01 200 000 200 000 soja, haricots, mais, sorgho, manioc,
patate douce, tomate, oignons,
aubergines, courge, bananier, arbres
fruitiers
Powders 01 1 000 10 000
Manure 10 3 500 75 000
Under total 360000
Inforeseen 5% 18000
Total 378000
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15. 20600
Inforceen 5%
Total 432600
Balance-sheet analysis
Year 2009
Harvests were very good and as it was our first harvest, one had shared it between the
various members of family and the other poor. As wants it the local tradition, there were
almost 300 kg of bean for about ten sown kilo just as soybean as I gave much in gift because
the goal was not to market harvests.
Year 2010
It is one year of loss because us fact much confidence with people, we are allowed to send
money without checking the state of progress of the work. Thus me false reports were given
and when I wanted to know the truth, the things have escaped me. Thus I set out again
without truly collecting in certain people let their animals digress in the field although there
was a fence. I discouraged myself and I left the field. I could not understand only somebody
who assoit on a branch can saw it. I learned much from the failure of 2010
Year 2011
With the failure of the previous countryside, we did everything not to fall down in the same
errors while being more vigilant. To give money when it was needed but also to avoid
making the things blindness. It is during this year also that we started to encounter the true
problems of agriculture to knowing the lack of water and the infertility of the ground,
because it was enough that there remains one week without rainwater because the field is
not team of system of watering of the network of the water collecting managed by the village
committee. As a stage this lack of water has, one bought water barrels on the terminal public
fountain of the village and also by renting a cart for the transport of water to the field. The
monthly cost of this operation amounted to 5 0,000 FC per month, we finished by more being
able to ensure weekly transport between the town of Bukavu and the Field.
Year 2012
For a total of 432,600 FC, we have nothing any more but 180 600 FC, the fruit of the sale of
the groundnut hay. With more than 80 kg of cultivated groundnut peeled, we could collect
only three groundnut hull bags, that is to say more than twenty kilos of peeled groundnut.
The lesson of the previous crop years reserve, it was necessary for us to find a
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16. solution with this thorny problem: namely the element WATER and organic fertilizers. The
lack of water made us lose much money because all had left well to be the most beautiful
crop year since we occupied this field which the religious community entrusted to us to
accompany these farmers. The cultures progressed positively until the moment when
occurred three weeks without rain. Very crumbled like beure with the sun. Reason for
which, this year 2012, we do not have cultivated having exhausted all our economies.
Despite everything the love that we carry to agriculture here in our country, all
pushed us not to remain on the spot. But since we are in relation to Mr. Jean Marius D'
Alexandris I intend to start a new campaign with the hope which its concept can be installed
on this pilot field of the monks.
CURRICULUM VITAE
I. IDENTITY
First Name : Josué
Name : ARUNA
Post Name : SEFU
Place and birth date: WAMAZA, le 24/12/1975
Name of the father : KIYANA
Name of the mother: MEZA
Civil status : MARIE et père de 3 enfants
Country : République Démocratique du Congo
Phone : (+ 243) 994013754
E-mail : josuearuna@gmail.com
Oficial residence : Bukavu, commune d’Ibanda, Quartier Ndendere, 29av. Route d’Uvira
II. Made study
YEARS Course Diploma obtained
and level
2010- Academic works under development rural Licence in planning
2011 Development second cycle : orientation regional of rural
planning of development to the ISDR/BUKAVU development A0
province of the South-Kivu level
2004- Academic works under development rural development; Rank in planning
2007 first cycle orientation regional planning of development. rural
with the ISDR /BUKAVU province of the South-Kivu. development A1
level.
1990- Secondary studies at the Institute Tujenge de Wamaza Diploma of State in
1997 general pedagogy
I. FIELDS OF COMPETENCE Community development, environment, design, follow-up,
evaluation and management of the projects.
II. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
III. Professional experiences
YEARS OCCUPATION
2007 à Provincial coordinator of ONG AASF/BUKAVU (Association of the Farmers
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17. 2013 Without Borders
Other Responsible for the follow-ups of consortia PNERDC-GL (Punt forms New and
tasks Renewable Energies east of the DRC and of the Region of the big lakes) SRAPEV
of (Synergy Régional d' Accompagnement of the Autochtones People and other
2010 Vulnerable), CLADAPE/MWENGA (Center of Connection of the Actors of
in our Development of the Back Distant Country) and coordinator of network PIFEVA-
days RDC, CADE, SAIP, AASF Bukavu, HPT.
Consulting in ONG PIFEVA on the problems of access to the fuel wood of heating
Since and alternative energy in the humane context characterized by the conflicts in the
2010 zones back from refugees and moved internal in the South-Kivu.
2010- Trainer of ONG local, agencies of the United Nations and other actors implied on
2011. the approaches of fuel wood of heating and alternative energies in the humane
context within different the clusters (formative and organizer from the training
courses project supported by Unicef within cluster NFI/ABRI and the
Commission of womens for Take refuge (WRC) in the South Kivu.
Since Sensitizer and picture framer of the manufacturing AGR of craftsmen of the
2010 hearths improved containing clay in the town of Bukavu, a project of
entrepreneurial for the reintegration of the women and children resulting from
the armed groups and square mines in the South-Kivu in collaboration with ONG
PIFEVA/RDC.
10/20 Trainer of punt forms PENRDC-GL (Punt forms New and Renewable Energies
10 east of the DRC and the Area of the big lakes) with Bukavu, on the topic; the
sedentary access and use of fuel wood of heating and to alternative energy as
transverse new approach under development.
04/20 Formateur de la plate forme LUBUNGA à Kamituga en territoire de Mwenga, sur
10 le thème ; l’entreprenariat, VIH/SIDA et la notation Genre.
Since Presenter of process SAFE (combustible approach of cooking in the humane
Febru context) in the South Kivu, I form and organize of Works shop with the
ary humanitarians of different the clusters from the South-Kivu and other
2010 organizations from the civil society from the place) while framing and
accompanying the craftsmen manufacturers by the hearths improved containing
clay and others.
2009 Not focal of project EWUAP and NILE SAT of the Initiative of the basin of the
Nile with Bukavu in the South Kivu and in charge of the prospective evaluations
with the basic communities of the state of the perimeters irrigated in Luberizi in
the plain of Ruzizi in the South Kivu.
2008 Presenter of the project within ONG VOVOLIB in the program of the economic
reintegration socio of the women and children victims sexual violence and
VIH/SIDA with Bukavu and Mwenga.
2007 Social presenter of the analysis laboratory of African water Based with Bujumbura
in the project of fight against the diseases of hydrous origins in the town
of Bukavu.
2001- Teacher responsible at the secondary school institute KAMOTO with MULALA in
2006 the province for Maniema territory of Kabambare.
1998- Director of elementary school at elementary school NGONGO with WAMAZA in
2001 the province of Maniema.
FOLLOWED SEMINAR AND TRAINING COURSES
Date Lieu Organisateur
Octob Bukavu Formation on the notation of the kind in the OCHA and HCR
2012 humanitarian aid
Septe Bukavu Formation as religious leaders on HALT SIDA
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18. 2012 sensitizing with the VIH/SIDA in the
churches.
March Bukavu Formation on methodology how to FINCA Bukavu
2012 investigate the study of the market
Bukavu et Participation in several meetings of the OCHA
Sincer Goma humane forums of studies and analyses of
2008 the vulnerability related to the shifts in
population caused by the armed conflicts
and natural disasters.
10- Bukavu Formation on the methodology of MSA IRC and AVSI
11/07 evaluation supplements RRMP (Prompt
/2012 response with the Shifts in population)
31/01 Bukavu Formation on the methodology of GIZ Bukavu
/2012 investigation of the project sector wood- program forest and
energy and use of the SIG biodiversity
Nove Bukavu Training in optimal management of the data HCR BUKAVU
2011 of evaluations humane.
Febru GOMA Seminar on the training of the fuel trainers WOMEN’S
ary of cooking in the humane context, an REFUGIE
2010 approach integrated into all clusters COMMISSION
(sectoral groups)
June Bukavu Seminar on the organisational diagnosis of ACTION AID
2009 ONG of development and analyzes INTERNATIONAL
Community situation.
May GOMA Seminar on the development of the tools for UNICEF and HCR
2009 assessment humane needs in cluster
NFI/ABRI and use of the SIG.
Aprile Bukavu General plan of follow-up and evaluation of ACTION AID
2009 the development projects INTRENATIONAL
March Bukavu Seminar on the policy of the Community PNUD
2009 participation in the actions of the
development
2009 BUJUMBUR Conference on the use and water INITIATIVE DU
A BURUNDI management on agriculture. BASSIN DU NIL
2009 DAKAR/ Conference of cultural initiative for the EGLISE DU
SENEGAL evangelization with the Muslims NAZEREEN
INTERNATIONAL
2008 Bukavu Impact of the climate change on the UEA/BUKAVU
agricultural production and perceptive of
the environment in Congo
2007 Bukavu Crash course of English, data processing ONG ARCHE
(Internet, Word, Excel, Windows, D’ALLIANCE
PowerPoint)
III. Spoken languages
FRENCH VERY WELL
ENGLISH MEANS WELL
SWAHILI VERY WELL
LINGALA WELL
Experiment of stay abroad
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19. - With RWANDA, BURUNDI, ETHIOPIE, MALI, SENEGAL
- Appendices activity
Pasteur attending religious community MEPAC Mission maranatha church of the Pentecosts
in central Africa
I swear on my honor that this information is verifiable and worthy of faith
OBJECT: Covering letter
I come near your high benevolence to send my application to you. I am a young Congolese
living in the town of Bukavu east of country. Indeed, after my academic course sanctioned by
a diploma of licence under development rural development, orientation planning of
development, I work in the capacity as provincial coordinator of an ONG main road
dedicated to the agricultural development aiming at the improvement of the living conditions
of the poor population.
Son of a farmer and coupled of an experiment in the accompaniment of the rural
communities, except my training under development rural development orientation Regional
planning, and of voluntary work, during years, I engaged in the Community development
actions in DRC, and like volunteer of ONG AASF and later like member of staff. Currently, I
coordinate a multidisciplinary team integrating the professionals under development,
environment, in agronomy, with which we animate and accompany the rural communities,
orderlies of the trees, organize the peasants in agricultural grouping with the concern of
arriving at the agricultural cooperatives for the good early raising of the communities in a
context post conflict. I have experience in the agricultural domain, even if I did not always
have a result anticipated following the climatic disturbances which have an overlapping on
the respect of the agricultural calendar by the farmers because of a lack of water in the Field
and of the continuous degradation of the ground. Since 2009, I organized farmers during
several rain seasons because not having the means to make them work all the year and time of
prolonged droughts related to the problems of the climatic disturbances. In more I integrated
Mutual approach a “of Solidarity and Country Mutual aid” MUSOEPA within my
organization with which, I also work in the fight against poverty with women of the interior
of the provinces of the East of the country which was victims of atrocities related to the
armed conflicts. These women make the small shop, agriculture, the breeding, the crafts, but
have enormous difficulty of access to the capital, and I try to frame them on the
management and the promotion of the mutual aid in spite of their thin means. I sincerely hope
to add my contribution to the building of the development of my country the DRC in
particular and of the area of the big lakes in general by making profitable my know-how in the
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20. approaches of the Community development and the sector of agronomy. My wish is to show to
the young Congoleses and of the area of the big lakes, which one can make a success of in his
life while remaining at home to make the migration forced for a nonbeneficial passive
development with the country, with the area and that the development of Africa will be done
by its youth. The rural populations of my country the DRC must benefit from the assets
which they have to know the grounds source of car job creation.For this project. The local
populations we will provide waste water and in return the farmers will have a considerable
output which will help them to constitute the agricultural reserves and their surplus will be
sold in the market in sufficient quantity at a reasonable price to support the feeder access to
poor households. For this purpose your structure goes completely in the direction of my
professional aspirations. My experiments and my practices to work on the ground with the
contact with the people of a cultural variety enabled me to make profitable my relational
qualities and my direction of listening. In addition I could perfect my managerial aptitudes
in various contexts humanitarian and of management of the Community projects. Profiting
from a very good formation and an excellent E-reputation, in management of the
development projects, opened with the others, concerned to improve me, I can adapt and I
have the direction of responsibility, the organization and the rigour, having a very major
desire to make a success of my professional insertion, thus allowing my blooming as well on
the level personal and family.
My capacity of fast training, my rigour and my facilities of communication with varied
interlocutors, are as many qualities which will enable me to be integrated easily to represent
your company in my country, to be effective and quickly operational there.
While hoping to be able soon to expose you more in detail my motivations I remain sincerely
yours.
ARUNA SEFU Josué
CURRICULUM VITAE
Jean Marius D’Alexandris 61 years
Lyseconcept French Nationality
103 rue Ernest Renan Licence B
83000 – TOULON Personnal vehicle
Mobile home : 04 94 03 74 04 In free couple
Phone : 06 03 65 87 26 1 children
E-mail : lyseconcept@gmail.com
Diplomas and formation
1966 CEP
1966 1968 Dijon CAP with automobileme chanic
Fields and competences
Mechanics, Hydraulics, Aeronautical Technicality, Electricity, Electro Plumbing to spare
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21. Periods in companies
1966-1968 Automobile mechanic’s apprentice dieselist
1968-1974 Marine Nationale
1974-1998 Ministery for the interior
1998-2006 Private industies
2000-2012 SARL lyseconcept
Other professional experiences
Formation dental prothesist
Private industry creation of all breakdown services in residence
Discovered Biological cleansing
Inventor of the Organic concept Town hall
Creative inventor of the “Biological Pit” lyseconcept
Inventor of the CEBRE Centers Biological Purification and of Ecological Recycling
Development of the concept: waste waters agronomy
Various
Radio Telegraphist
Autodidact
Letter of motivation
OBJECT: The cleansing “Waste waters – AGRONOMY”
I am the creative inventor of the cleansing of purification of waste waters per biological
micro process. One morning I made a discovery, finally what I thought of being a discovery.
It is encrusted in my brain and does not release me any more to become one felt then a
conviction. As of this moment I only aspired to concretize it. The first experiment came to a
end and filled well me beyond my hopes.
The first felt after my discovery was that the waste waters could be used again for the
watering of the vegetable garden. About ten years later I more than am convinced by it.
During all this time it was a work of creation, experimentation, study and research,
development on the heap in real condition of the life. I learned as much from people as I
mixed with who transmitted their knowledge to me.
I am small son of farmer I was born in a farm on which I worked until my 17 years. Every
year the manure pit was poured in the fields and the vegetable garden. I do not have any
experience in the agricultural domain but I know that the result of an agronomic production
depends entirely on the water of watering.
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22. I sincerely hope to add my contribution to the building of the development of Africa in
general and in particular with the project of Mr. Josué Aruna Sefu.
My dreamed finally will provide to be carried out by this demonstration
Two things made emerge this project:
The many installations which I installation enabled me to refine the process and several
establishments to date, sprinkle the vegetable garden.
The fortuitous meeting of a young farmer motivated at the time of the manifestation of the
6th World forum of water in Marseilles. I was the solution with his water problem.
More of this project is the alternative solution with the mode of cleansing of waste waters
practised in these dry areas. The drinking water is in the water tables but Africa have less
natural rivers to disperse the pollution of waste waters. This one is often rejected directly on
the ground or into the ground with all the risks to infiltrate the penny ground.
While hoping to be able soon to expose you more in detail my motivations I remain sincerely
yours
Jean Marius D’Alexandris
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23. I sincerely hope to add my contribution to the building of the development of Africa in
general and in particular with the project of Mr. Josué Aruna Sefu.
My dreamed finally will provide to be carried out by this demonstration
Two things made emerge this project:
The many installations which I installation enabled me to refine the process and several
establishments to date, sprinkle the vegetable garden.
The fortuitous meeting of a young farmer motivated at the time of the manifestation of the
6th World forum of water in Marseilles. I was the solution with his water problem.
More of this project is the alternative solution with the mode of cleansing of waste waters
practised in these dry areas. The drinking water is in the water tables but Africa have less
natural rivers to disperse the pollution of waste waters. This one is often rejected directly on
the ground or into the ground with all the risks to infiltrate the penny ground.
While hoping to be able soon to expose you more in detail my motivations I remain sincerely
yours
Jean Marius D’Alexandris
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