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ISFD-NORD-KIVU.Pdf BANQUE CENTRALE DU CONGO Direction de la Surveillance des Intermédiaires Financiers INSTITUTIONS DU SYSTÈME FINANCIER DECENTRALISE DE LA PROVINCE DU NORD KIVU N° DENOMINATION REGION RAYON D'ACTION ADRESSE PHYSIQUE 1 COOPECCO BENI Nord Kivu Beni 135, Avenue du Stade, Quartier Résidentiel, Commune Bugulu ,Ville de Beni 2 COOPECCO-OICHA Nord Kivu Oicha Oicha, Territoire de Beni 3 MECRE-BENI/COOPEC Nord Kivu Beni 92, Boulevard Nyamwisi, Ville de Beni 4 COODEFI/COOPEC Nord Kivu Butembo 14, Avenue Kinshasa , Commune de Mususa, Ville de Butembo 5 COOPEC LA SEMENCE Nord Kivu Butembo 5, Avenue Matokeo, Ville de Butembo 6 155, Avenue Mobutu, Quartier Buturande, Cité de Kiwanja, Territoire de COOPECCO/BUTURANDE Nord Kivu Buturande Rutshuru 7 COOPEC IMARA/GOMA Nord Kivu Goma Boulevard Kanyamuhanga , en face de ONC, Ville de Goma 8 COOPEC ADEC Nord Kivu Goma Avenue des Touristes, Quartier Mikeno, Maison Bercy Ville de Goma 9 COOPEC BONNE MOISSON Nord Kivu GOMA 12, Avenue Karisimbi, Quartier Mikeno, Commune de Goma, Ville de Goma 10 294, Avenue des Alizés , Quartier Murara, Commune Karisimbi, Ville de COOPEC KESHENI Nord Kivu Goma Goma 11 COOPEC TUJENGE PAMOJA Nord Kivu Goma 45, Boulevard Kayambayonga, Ville de Goma 12 COOPEC UMOJA NI NGUVU Nord Kivu GOMA 1, avenue Sake, Quartier Katoyi, Commune de Karisimbi, Ville de Goma 13 MECRE-BIRERE/COOPEC Nord Kivu Goma 11, Avenue du Commerce, Commune Karisimbi, Ville de Goma 14 MECREGO/COOPEC Nord Kivu Goma 30, Boulevard Kanyamuhanga, Quartier de Volcans, Ville de Goma 15 MECRE-KATINDO/COOPEC Nord Kivu Goma 18, Route de Sake, Quartier Katindo, Commune de Karisimbi, Vile de Goma 16 5, Avenue Ndurumo, Quartier Murara, Commune de Karisimbi, Ville de MECRE-VIRUNGA/COOPEC Nord Kivu Goma Goma 17 COOPEC TUMAINI Nord Kivu Goma 77, Avenue Nyiragongo, Ville de Goma 18 COOPEC KIRUMBA Nord Kivu Kirumba 1, Quartier Birere, Cité de Kirumba, Territoire de Lubero 19 21/C, Avenue Lubero, Quartier Kinawa ,Cité de Kirumba , Territoire de COOPECCO-KIRUMBA Nord Kivu Kirumba Lubero 20 COOPECCO-LUBERO Nord Kivu Lubero 2, Avenue Musenge, Territoire de Lubero 21 MECRE-MABANGA/COOPEC Nord Kivu Mabanga 99, Avenue Kinshasa, Quartier Mabanga Sud ,Ville de Goma 22 COOPEC NYAMILIMA Nord Kivu Nyamilima Avenue Majengo, Quatier Majingo, Cité de Nyamilima 23 COOPECCO/VITSHUMBI Nord Kivu Vitshumbi Avenue Lusando, Cité de Vitshumbi, Territoire de Rutshuru 24 IMF HEKIMA (entreprise de microcrédit) Nord Kivu Goma Avenue Touriste, Galerie Bénédiction, Ville de Goma 25 COOPEC MWANGAZA Nord Kivu Goma 49, Avenue Kamina, Quartier Mpendo , Commune de Goma, Ville de Goma 26 COOPEC AGROPAS-LE GRENIER/BUTEMBO Nord Kivu Butembo 41, Rue Président de la République, Commune de Kimemi, Ville de Butembo BANQUE CENTRALE DU CONGO Direction de la Surveillance des Intermédiaires Financiers 27 COOPEC SILOE Nord Kivu Goma 26,avenue Walikale Q/les volcans C/ Goma 28 Société de Microfinance Light in Business "SMF LBC" (entreprise de microcrédit) Nord Kivu Butembo Commune Mususa, Quartier Vungi, Cellule Vungi/B n°182 29 COOPEC AKIBA YETU Nord Kivu Goma 152,Av. du 20 mai, Q/Mikeno, C/ Goma 30 COOPEC LE BATISSEUR Nord Kivu Goma 16,Av. du Commerce, C/ Karisimi 31 COOPEC UMOJA-WETU Nord Kivu Goma Avenue Mutongo, Quartier Katindo, Commune de Karisimbi, Ville de Goma 32 COOPEC NYAWERA/GOMA Nord Kivu Goma Avenu Route Sake, Q/ Les Volcans, Commune de Goma .
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