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T1 The Democratic Republic of the Congo: Post-Conflict Environmental Assessment - Synthesis for Policy Makers
A1 United Nations Environment Programme, 
A2 Partow, Hassan
A2 Slotte, Henrik
A2 Thiaw, Ibrahim
A2 Mansourian-Stephenson, Stephanie
A2 Bouchard, Michel A.
A2 Musibono, Dieudonné
A2 Morton, Andrew
A2 Abedi, René
A2 Mahonghol, Denis
A2 Butt, Altan
A2 Kasisi, Robert
A2 Estrella, Marisol
A2 Burger, Mario
A2 Jacob, Alfred
A2 Sexton, Renard
A2 Esseqqat, Henri
A2 Sullivan, Catherine
A2 Wolters, Stephanie
A2 Marks, Julie
A2 Clover, Jeanette
A2 Jensen, David
A2 Gerkens, Michel
A2 Turyatunga, Frank
A2 Refisch, Johannes
A2 Patwa-Shah, Wahida
A2 Gueye, Moustapha
A2 Chiramba, Thomas
A2 d’Estais, Françoise
A2 Yeater, Marceil
A2 Nash, Stephen
A2 Guillaume, Hannoa
A2 Yared, Dawit
A2 Baya, Vidon
A2 Munene, Tshitshi
K1 natural resource
K1 conflict
K1 mineral resource
K1 forest resource
K1 land
K1 agriculture
K1 biological diversity
K1 fishery
K1 climate change
K1 industry
K1 urbanization
K1 transport
K1 energy resource
K1 natural disaster
K1 environmental impact assessment
K1 post-conflict reconstruction
K1 sustainable development
K1 Democratic Republic of the Congo
PB United Nations Environment Programme
SN 978-92-807-3226-9
YR 2011
FD 2011
LK https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/22069
UL https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/22069
NO This report presents a post-conflict environmental assessment undertaken by the United Nations Environment Programme focusing on the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It aims to improve understanding of the underlying environmental and developmental challenges facing the country and to identify and develop potential opportunities that could support sustainable economic reconstruction and national peacebuilding processes. The document seeks to inform ongoing discussions between national stakeholders and international partners on environmentally sustainable development planning, employment creation, governance reforms, and options for mobilising and leveraging necessary funding to support recovery and long-term stability.
DS UN Environment Document Repository
RD Sep 16, 2026