Results
“When I arrived in Katanga in January 2007, I found a derelict region. We worked tirelessly for the well-being of the population, to restore good governance and develop the economy. Thanks to this work, Katanga has become the country’s economic lifeline again.”
Social
“Regarding poverty, access to employment, water, education and healthcare, in January 2007, the population of Katanga was critically behind. Practical reforms, major projects and targeted investments improved the population’s daily life and reduced poverty.”
Employment
Some key measures:
Increase of minimum monthly wage from $40 to $100.
Water
% of the population of Katanga with access to drinking water

Education
Some key measures:
Investment in school infrastructures
Consolidation of teacher supervision in order to improve the quality of teaching
Effective free primary teaching
Number of children schooled in the province

Healthcare
Some key measures:
Construction and rehabilitation of hospitals
Acquisition of medical devices and equipment
Regular supply of pharmaceutical products to medical centers
Malaria and HIV SIDA control programs, with the distribution of impregnated mosquito nets, antiretroviral drugs and most importantly, information campaigns on prevention measures to implement
Infrastructures
“Katanga suffered from a serious lack of infrastructures, notably roads. Roads are the base of any long-term, healthy economic development. So, we invested massively in road construction which benefited the population and economic players”
Road
Rehabilitation of 4700 km of dirt and surfaced roads from 2007 to 2015


Bridges
Some key measures:
Construction of several bridges to connect strategic roads
Construction of the Lualaba bridge, the largest concrete bridge in DR Congo, 710 meters long with a capacity of 100 tons
Economic development
“When I arrived, I found a derelict province, with no sound economic base. To develop the economy, we first put in place good governance to restore investor confidence. We stimulated the mining sector but we also developed sectors with employment and future potential such as agriculture.”
Agriculture
Some key measures:
Obligation for major industrialists (mainly in mining) to farm at least 500 hectares of corn for local consumption, or in case of lack of land, to invest in farm inputs (seeds, fertilizers…)
Development of corn farming, of processing factories (flour mills) to make corn flour.
% of food imports in the province’s annual consumption

Cost of Kg of flour in USD in the province

Investments
Past investments in billion dollars

Mines
Production of copper cathodes in tons

Some key measures:
Ban on export of raw minerals in order to bring some added value to tradable commodities
Regulation of artisanal exploitation with the grant of exploitation areas, with the agreement of the national ministry of mining
Support of the mining code and regulations to encourage mining operators to continue exploitation in spite of the business context which required normalization.
Electricity
Some key measures:
Reinforcement of the electrical network in view of increased production
Installation in Lubumbashi of solar power posts, which charge during the day and light during the night
Replacement of incandescent lightbulbs with energy saving bulbs, to decrease energy consumption and redistribute it to homes and the production sector
Electrification of several rural areas with power generators or newly built barrages
Budget management
“Thanks to the good governance we introduced, to a culture of work and discipline, the budget of Katanga has soared in a few years. In spite of the non-restitution of 40% of the budget to the province, Katanga has become the first contributor to the national budget.”
Budget
Katanga’s ranking in contribution to national budget

Katanga’s budget soared by 5000% in 8 years, from $21 millions to $1 billion
Public Treasury
Katanga’s public treasury in billion dollars/year

Customs revenue
Customs revenue collected by Katanga in billion dollars /year

If you think these results can be reproduced at national level