DRCE Asbl is a non-profit association of a scientific, educational, humanitarian and apolitical nature whose mission is to train, promote and develop research in the field of human and animal health in strict compliance with the standards of ethics and Christian morality.
It was created to concentrate the efforts deployed in the field of research by the CEFA (Centre de Formation et d'Appui Sanitaire), an initiative of CECFOR asbl, associated with the Monkole Hospital Center. By a transfer deed established in 2024, the research activities of the CEFA and the IRB are integrated into those of DRCE, which enjoys total autonomy.
The association aims to promote scientific research in the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly on sickle cell disease, cardiovascular diseases, oncology, malaria, tropical pathologies, etc.
- The promotion of scientific research
- Training young people in research
- The development of a culture of excellence and the fight against mediocrity;
- Health, nutrition, environment and environmental sanitation.
Our specific objectives and areas of intervention are :
- The promotion of scientific research
- Training young people in research
- The development of a culture of excellence and the fight against mediocrity;
- Health, nutrition, environment and environmental sanitation.
Our values: Empathy, spirit of initiative,
excellence, dignity
Our Address
4804, Av.Ngafani, C/Mont-Ngafula, Kinshasa-DRC
BP 230 Kinshasa XI
Phone
+243 813 033 469
+243 998 457 997
Bank account
00011050244200127896618 USD
Swift Code: BCDCCDKI
Tax Number: A2400357Q
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training of members of associations fighting against sickle cell disease
News
Académie Congolaise des Sciences(ACCOS), La neuro-revalidation : peut-on récupérer les fonctions cérébrales endommagées?4 days to the eventSat, Nov 07Webinaire
Séminaire DREPA31 2026 : Drépanocytose, sensibilisation, innovation et prise en charge globale24 days to the eventFri, Nov 27webinaire
10Th AFREHealthConference, Une décennie d'excellence africaine : repenser les systèmes de santé autonomes pour l'Afrique273 days to the eventTue, Aug 03Université du Botswana
Hemophilia awareness: video sequence in 4 national languages, translated into English14 octobre 2026 - 14 Octobre 2027 | RDCCongo-Kinshasa
A mobile laboratory for screening and monitoring sickle cell patients in rural and remote areas.Published on December 19, 2024Kinshasa
CIRSE 2024, Dr Jacques Aimé Bazeboso: “Partial splenic embolization in sickle cell patients in the DRC”September 13-17, 2024 | Barcelona, SpainBarcelona
Bonnes pratiques de gestion des déchets au laboratoire : de la production à l’éliminationFri, Oct 30Institut de Recherche Biomédicale 1-Heal
Rédiger un article scientifique: démarche bibliographique et techniques de rédaction.Thu, Oct 22Institut de Recherche Biomédicale 1-Heal
Examen cytobactériologique des urines (ECBU) : maîtrise de la qualité, du prélèvement au rendu du résultat.Wed, Oct 21Institut de Recherche Biomédicale 1-Heal
Récapitulatif: Journée de plaidoyer en faveur des personnes vivant avec l’hémophilie et la drépanocytoseWed, Sep 30Centre culturel wallonie Bruxelles
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Bank Account: 00011050244200127896618 USD
Swift Code: BCDCCDKI
Tax Number: A2400357Q
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