Title:
MANAGEMENT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS WITH THE PROOF OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. SURVEY CONDUCTED IN THE DISTRICT OF LOKUMETE IN BASOKO TERRITORY, TSHOPO PROVINCE IN DR CONGO.

Authors:
BOLOLO MONGA MEWO Florent; LISENGA BOTENGE Maxime; MANGBOLO KAKANGA Makaspierre; BASWENELE MBULA Lévis; KAITE MAONDO Antoine; URWODHI USISI Jacques and MBALASANI BOKOTA Don de Dieu.

Abstract:
The crisis in agricultural and veterinary training experienced by sub-Saharan African countries in general and the DRC in particular is one of the consequences of the social, economic and ecological crisis in that country. The anarchic pressure of livestock farming, in the rugged topography district of LOKUMETE. Remains a permanent danger to the environment. An environmental and social impact study was carried out in this district to identify the environmental collateral effects. The analysis of the results showed us that the wandering of domestic animals is at the root of the destruction of the property of others, conflicts between breeders and non-breeders, environmental pollution. The State must assume its responsibilities in order to protect the population from this danger.

Keywords:
Management, domestic animals, protection, environment, Basoko, DR Congo.

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