Structure of The Ituri Interim Administration
The Ituri Interim Administration consists of:
- A five-member executive led by interim Administrator Emmanuel Leku Apuobo. It is divided into four departments:
- administration
- infrastructure and reconstruction
- economy and finances
- human rights and social work
- An Ituri Interim Assembly of 32 members, led by Petronille Vaweka
- an eighteen-member commission for conflict prevention and verification
- a nine-member committee for dialogue between the armed groups
- a seventeen-member interim observer group on human rights violations
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