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204Integrity Clubs set up in schools in South Kivu and Kinshasa
3,060young monitors trained to track the quality of public services
33%of the problems they reported have been fixed
A one-off or regular gift funds training, Integrity Clubs and citizen monitoring of schools and public services.
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In Kinshasa and South Kivu, students trained by CERC monitor their schools, report problems and advocate with those in power – and their advocacy has already fixed one in three of the problems they found.
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