Environmental management in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Chronic harvesting and sustainable poverty
- 228 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The book explores the paradox of the Democratic Republic of Congo's abundant natural and socio-cultural resources alongside its persistent poverty and high debt. It examines the impact of leadership quality, categorizing it into three groups, and raises critical questions about the country's environmental management. Through scientific analysis, the author suggests strategies for overcoming stagnation and encourages intellectuals to contribute to the common good, highlighting the need for intelligent resource management to foster development.
