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Fédération d'Exploitants Miniers Artisanaux au Congo (FEMAC)

At a glance

  • Country:

    Democratic Republic of the Congo

  • Active in:

    Democratic Republic of the Congo

  • Type:

    Community-based, National NGO

  • Size:

    21-50

  • Joined:

    24 January 2019

  • Main areas of work:

    Education, Health, Poverty, Safety & Security, Sustainability

Established in 2008, Fédération d'Exploitants Miniers Artisanaux au Congo (FEMAC) is a non-profit organisation working to support displaced families in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The organisation works to sensitise communities to the harmful effects of child marriage and provides psycho-social support to girls who were forced into marriage.

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