Partners
Green skills. Sustainable careers. Strategic partnerships. Real opportunities.
Private companies, international donors, public institutions, NGOs, universities, and other stakeholders committed to sustainable economic development are active in the Impact Job Days ecosystem.
Why:
- They realize that credibility comes from action, particularly through concrete and demonstrable visibility
- Their goal is to acquire new skills and quickly adapt their models
- They emphasize the importance of cross-sector partnerships, which are essential for reducing risks
Impact Job Days lets you leverage these factors—all at once.
OUR SPONSORS
European Commission
EY
FSC
WCS
GBE
Rawbank
ESRI
Hodari
Nature Positive Initiative
agrinatura
PHC Congo
African Parks
atibt
THEMATIC PARTNERS
Our thematic partners work with us to develop high-value-added experiences, including hands-on workshops, field visits, demonstrations, and real-world case studies.
Carefully selected as contributors to our program, they help make the sustainable economy visible, tangible, and accessible.
Would you like to take advantage of a unique opportunity to showcase your expertise in a real-world setting?
YellowCongo
JauneCongo is an agricultural company focused on environmental sustainability and social responsibility.
Among its activities in the DRC:
- Creation of decent and sustainable jobs and internships
- Sustainable agriculture and efficient management of natural resources (zero waste)
- Local value chain based on short supply chains.
Gescod
Gescod is the French regional network that brings together a wide range of organizations involved in international cooperation and solidarity.
Among its activities in the Congo:
- Youth Entrepreneurship in Modern Agriculture
- Improving access to safe drinking water.
- Structuring Civil Society Organizations
Renatura
Renatura is an NGO dedicated to the preservation of marine biodiversity.
Among its activities in the Congo:
- Scholarships for young scientists
- Promoting careers in marine biodiversity conservation
- Study and Conservation of Sea Turtles on the Atlantic Coast
WHAT YOU GET AS A PARTNER
Strategic and targeted visibility
Position your organization where the talent, experts, and decision-makers of the new economy are.
- Strategic sessions (panels, keynote speeches, masterclasses)
- Presence on key platforms and devices
- Branding in real-world contexts
Be seen as a committed player—in action.
Direct access to qualified talent
Gain access to a pool of carefully selected candidates who are well-suited to the challenges of the transition.
- Building a targeted recruitment pipeline
- Identifying relevant talent
- Strengthening Your Employer Brand
High-value partnerships
Join a multi-stakeholder ecosystem centered around 10 industries in transition.
- Discussions among peers and practitioners
- Opportunities for collaboration
- Strategic alignments
Accelerate your projects with our sustainable ecosystem.
A unique regional presence
A single commitment, a presence in several strategic markets:
- Pointe-Noire, Republic of the Congo
- Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo
- Kinshasa, DRC
- Kisangani, DRC
2 countries. 4 cities. A dynamic regional ecosystem.
25 formats for your branding
Whether you’re an opinion leader, an attractive employer, a key player in the ecosystem, or an innovator, Impact Job Days offers a variety of formats to meet your specific positioning needs within the ecosystem.
Examples:
- Strategic panels
- Executive Masterclasses
- Hackathons and Innovation Challenges
- Hands-on workshops and coaching
- Targeted networking
- Hands-on experiences (tours, demonstrations)
RECOMMENDED BY INDUSTRY LEADERS
GBE Agri is a major player in the agro-industrial sector in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), specializing in the cultivation and processing of oil palm, rubber, cocoa, and food crops.
The group places particular emphasis on the socioeconomic integration of local communities by supporting independent farmers and investing in rural development, education, and health projects.
Through its various agricultural divisions and NGOs, GBE Agri aims to transform Congolese villages into sustainable economic hubs.