The Miemicla NGO was officially established on October 10, 2026, during a constitutive and elective general assembly presided over by Dr. Zouzou Bi Goli Richard. The organization aims to contribute to the economic and social development of Zuénoula through solidarity actions, rehabilitation of socio-educational infrastructure, and promotion of social cohesion. Miemicla's initiatives will focus on vulnerable populations, including orphans, impoverished individuals, and those struggling to access education and primary healthcare.
Miemicla's president explained that the organization is a collective initiative by residents of several villages in the department who want to strengthen their ties and pool their efforts to serve their communities. The name "Miemicla," meaning "it's the person who makes the person," reflects the organization's goal of empowering individuals and communities. The NGO's actions will span various domains, including economic, social, cultural, and environmental sectors, with a particular emphasis on supporting vulnerable populations.
The organization plans to undertake various projects, including the rehabilitation of socio-educational infrastructure and initiatives that improve living conditions for local populations. To determine priority needs, Miemicla's leaders will consult with different tribes and villages in the department, gathering concerns and mobilizing resources from well-meaning individuals to implement activities. This approach aims to ensure that the organization's efforts are targeted and effective.
Beyond its social actions, Miemicla seeks to contribute to preserving peace and strengthening social cohesion in Zuénoula. The organization's president stressed the importance of maintaining good relationships between ethnic and religious communities, as well as between different political groups. By promoting social harmony, Miemicla hopes to create a favorable environment for its development initiatives.
Initially, Miemicla's activities will cover the entire Zuénoula department, including the commune and sub-prefectures. The organization may consider expanding its reach to the Marahoué region and eventually the entire national territory, in consultation with its members. This phased approach will enable Miemicla to consolidate its efforts and build a strong foundation for its future activities.
Dr. Zouzou Bi Goli Richard, the president of Miemicla, is a prominent figure in the region, serving as the deputy secretary general of the University of Korhogo. His involvement lends credibility to the organization and highlights its potential to make a positive impact. The establishment of Miemicla reflects the growing interest in community development and social responsibility in Côte d'Ivoire.
As Miemicla begins its activities, it is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable populations in Zuénoula. The organization's focus on solidarity, development, and social cohesion aligns with the needs of the local communities, and its initiatives are likely to be well-received. With its sights set on sustainable development and community empowerment, Miemicla is poised to become a key player in the region's development landscape.
Key points
- Miemicla aims to promote solidarity and development in Zuénoula through targeted initiatives supporting vulnerable populations.
