•Grant exclusivity of subcontracting activities to Congolese-owned enterprises, mainly SMEs;
•Develop competitive value chains;
•Contribute to the diversification of the Congolese economy by reducing its dependence on the outside world;
•Strengthen the resilience of the Congolese economy.
•Promotion of Congolese SMEs and protection of the local workforce;
•Application of subcontracting rules to all sectors of activity, unless otherwise provided by law;
•Reserve subcontracting activities to Congolese natural or legal persons whose capital is at least 51% owned by Congolese national preference;
•Possibility of payment to subcontractors of a deposit of 30% of the contract.
LIST OF COMPANIES DEMISSED AFTER THE CONTROL
DRC: ARSP publishes on its website the list of 1,200 companies deregistered from the subcontracting market in the city province of Kinshasa
Identify and approve
Identify and approve companies eligible for subcontracting according to their areas of activity.
Enforcing
Enforce the rules governing subcontracting activities.
Promoting
Promote small and medium enterprises(SME) with predominantly Congolese share capital.
Informal to formal
Bringing Congolese companies from the informal sector to the formal one.
Compliance with contractual commitments
Ensure compliance with the required conditions in the contract closure of subcontracting.
Local content
Design, ensure the implementation and monitoring-evaluation of the national policy as well as the sectoral policies of local content.
