Projects

BMA promotes Congolese's culture including music and danse, food, religion, art , literature, languages ( French, Kikongo, Lingala, Shwahili and Tshiluba).

Congolese education system has suffered many challenges such as lack of
effective infrastructures, ageing teaching staff caused by high teacher turnover, lack of in-service training, the demotivation of teaching staff, Inadequate school infrastructure and a lack of teaching materials.

Democratic Republic of Congo plays a vital role in climate change because of its rainforest.The biggest drivers of deforestation in the Congo rainforest over the past 20 years have been small-scale subsistence agriculture, clearing for charcoal and fuelwood, urban expansion, and mining. BMA supports program mitigating deforestation while promoting conservation through education and resources that eradicate the main causes.

Form man-made environmental crisis to war and political instability, people continue to experience an unprecedented misery, poverty and health challenges that BMA support program that includes healthcare resources, safe drinking water, emergency latrines, hygiene kits, and relief supplies to people affected by flooding and other unfortunate events.

Rosca is an activity during which participating members of BMA agree to meet for a defined period in order to save and borrow together, a form of combined peer-to-peer banking and peer-to-peer lending.

BMA moves beyond financial remittances by promoting trade and investment starting in modern agriculture, energy , telecommunication and mining.
2. Satellite Internet Service.