Date : 05/2022

Country/Region : CONGO (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO)

Title : République démocratique du Congo, Goma : accès à l'eau = Democratic Republic of the Congo, Goma : access to water

Duration : 00:01:25

Director : REVOL, Didier

Cameraman : NG'ANG'A KAMAU, Mark

Editor : NG'ANG'A KAMAU, Mark; SECK, Mouhamadou Birom

Keyword : SURGERY; INTERVIEW; WATER AND SANITATION; HOSPITAL; WATER SUPPLY; TESTIMONY; URBAN AREA

Person appearing :
CLAVIER, Nathalie (anesthésiste, CICR)

Confidentiality level : public

Publication restrictions : publication without restrictions

Copyright : ICRC

Production company : ICRC

ICRC producer :
REVOL, Didier

Description : In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), on the shores of Lake Kivu, the population of Goma is growing rapidly. Years of armed violence and structural problems have made it impossible for many people to have access to water and sanitation. Only 40% of the inhabitants have access to drinkable water, and in the western part of the city, almost no house is connected to the network. Some women, like Mama Mika, come to the lake foru times a day, carrying two 25-litres jerrycans.
The absence of infrastructure also affects essential services, such as the N'Dosho hospital, where International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) surgeons operate on the war wounded people.
Thanks to partnerships and innovative financial solutions, the ICRC will enable over 300,000 people to access to drinkable water by 2026. Once the works are completed, it will hand over the infrastructure to an operator, able to provide quality water at affordable costs and in a financially viable way.

Original language : English; French

Other language : International soundtrack

French title : République démocratique du Congo, Goma : accès à l'eau

English title : Democratic Republic of the Congo, Goma : access to water

Colour/B&W : colour

SD/HD : HD

Resolution : 1080 x 1080

Aspect ratio : square

Original material/format : H264

Best material/format available : ProRes 422