Democratic Republic of the Congo
The Central African Regional Mission, serves Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and Republic of Congo.
The Congo Basin is not only the second largest tropical rainforest in the world, it serves as a significant carbon sink for greenhouse gases and provides the primary source of food, shelter, and livelihoods for over 80 million people in the region. USAID under the Central Africa Regional Program for the Environment [CARPE] works with governments and local communities to sustainably manage natural resources and preserve the Congo Basin ecosystem.
Climate Change Information
- GHG Emissions Factsheet: Democratic Republic of Congo (2018, 2 pages)
- Climate Risk Profile: Democratic Republic of Congo (2018, 6 pages)
- Climate Risks in the Central Africa Regional Program for the Environment (CARPE) and Congo Basin (2018, 7 pages)
- Climate Risks in Food for Peace Geographies: Democratic Republic of Congo (2017, 7 pages)
- Democratic Republic of the Congo Climate Vulnerability Profile (2013, 2 pages)
- USAID has not yet produced a GHG Emissions Factsheet for Democratic Republic of the Congo. A variety of resources provide information on GHG emissions, such as WRI's CAIT.
USAID Activities
- CARPE-Central Africa Regional Program for the Environment
- Central African Regional
- See USAID IDEA indicator compilation for Democratic Republic of the Congo: climate, energy, environment and more
Country Plans & Commitments
