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Latest report Roads, bridges and streets Kavimvira Municipality · November 10, 2026 Taken in charge Beaucoup de nids-de-poule sur la RN30. L'entreprise EIS AFRICA est trop lente pour finaliser la construction de cette route. See the report
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Boundaries: geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0). Sud-Kivu: territories OCHA RGC via geoBoundaries (CC BY 3.0 IGO), communes of Bukavu OCHA COD-AB (CC BY-IGO), lakes Natural Earth, shores, Ruzizi and towns © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). See the published requests →

Entities followed

The entities of the Province of Sud-Kivu

1 province, 3 cities, 8 communes, 6 rural communes · The monitoring began in Uvira.

Data

The budget in figures

All entities · 1 budgets tracked

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  • Expenditure voted — paid: —
  • Execution rate — paid ÷ voted
  • Revenue collected — — of — planned
  • Share of investment — executed: —
  • Projects monitored 542 average progress: 0 %

Citizen monitoring indices

From 0 to 100, from the published monitoring reports

  • Participation — No published report yet
  • Transparency 25/100
  • Accountability — No published report yet
  • Revenue 38/100
  • Expenditure — No published report yet
  • Projects on the ground 100/100

Spending by sector: voted and paid

All the budgets monitored

The first budgets are being entered from adopted edicts and council resolutions.

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Latest monitoring reports

Projects to watch

Citizens first

Citizens take part, observe, document and speak up, while CERC provides the guidance and the credibility of the process.

  1. 1. Take part in the budget hearings

    • CERC identifies and trains the Local Development Committees in the budget process and in citizen monitoring of budget execution.
    • The Local Development Committees and citizens take part in the budget hearings to express the needs and priorities of their communities.
    • They follow how their proposals are taken into account in the trade-offs and in the budget finally adopted.

  2. 2. Follow the budget execution and visit the projects

    • With the GovCheck app, citizens follow the execution of the budget by comparing the revenue actually collected and the spending made by sector with the amounts initially voted.
    • They carry out site visits to check the progress of the projects, the quality of the works and their compliance with the commitments made.
    • They document their observations with geotagged photographs.

  3. 3. Check and publish the results

    • CERC checks and validates the quality of the information collected before it is published on the platform.
    • It thus ensures that the data available to the public are reliable and credible.
    • Each decentralised territorial entity (ETD) also has its own account to view the information on the execution of its budget and on the projects carried out in its territory.

  4. 4. Make the findings heard and lead the advocacy

    • CERC supports citizens in presenting their documented findings to the elected officials and public services concerned.
    • It facilitates the dialogue with the authorities, highlights the gaps between budget commitments and actual achievements, and makes concrete recommendations to improve the management of public resources and the quality of the services provided to the population.

  5. 5. Obtain corrections and check the changes

    • CERC ensures that the authorities of the ETDs give concrete answers to the problems identified: completion or resumption of works, better revenue collection, redirection of spending or correction of the failures observed.
    • It follows up the corrective measures and ensures they are checked in the field.
    • The results obtained feed the next budget cycle, in an ongoing dynamic of citizen participation, transparency and accountability.

The dialogue with the authorities, facilitated by CERC

The gaps between budget commitments and actual achievements

Concrete recommendations to improve the management of public resources and the quality of the services provided to the population

Reliable and credible data: CERC checks and validates the information collected before publication; each ETD has its own account

The execution of the budget: revenue actually collected and spending by sector, compared with the amounts initially voted

Site visits: progress of the projects, quality of the works and their compliance with the commitments made

Geotagged photographs document the observations

The results obtained feed the next budget cycle

The corrective measures — completion or resumption of works, better revenue collection, redirection of spending — checked in the field

The budget hearings: citizens express the needs and priorities of their communities and follow how they are taken into account in the budget finally adopted

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