Improving participation and consideration of women, youth and vulnerable people in the development and implementation of annual investment plans for the town councils of Bagangté (sic), Dschang and Ba...
Dépenses fédérales vers Cameroun
179 enregistrements totalisant 203,296,443.39 $ CAN, selon les données ouvertes officielles du gouvernement du Canada.
Strengthening the Institutional and Operational capacities of Local Community Based Organizations for Improve Governance and Quality Service Delivery in 2 Regions of Cameroon
Improvement of agricultural yields of the populations of Nkolanga’a through the capacities empowerment on technical processing of agricultural products.
Supporting the social and economic empowerment of Gbaya women and girls by promoting the cassava value chain.
Changing the present and moving forward through the implementation of activities to strengthen social acceptance, awareness and understanding of issues related to sexual and gender minorities.
Promoting a culture of peace for women and children in four regions of Cameroon, through acts of transformation from communal violent extremists acts through peace and human rights education
Promoting ecological entrepreneurship and the economic empowerment of flood-affected women by supporting the creation and development of cooperatives and forestry and agricultural value chains.
Training of 90 Journalists in three regions of Cameroon on Safety and Protection, provision of safety gadgets and Advocacy Campaigns for journalists reporting in crisis zones
Providing various training courses to boost the economic and social empowerment of women who have been internally displaced because of the NOSO crisis.
Building the capacities of grassroots human rights organizations through training, support, communication and advocacy.
Changing the present and moving forward 2 (CHANGED2) through the implementation of activities to raise the issue of human rights and, above all, the rights of minorities in Cameroon.
Promoting non-violent community-based solutions to the escalation of conflicts between Mbororo Pastoralists and crop farming communities in the North West Region of Cameroon.
Promoting and protecting human rights for Internal Displaced Persons (IDP) through the facilitation of issuance of civil documents
Combatting child labour and exploitation on mining sites by raising awareness among families and the population and by taking concrete schooling actions.
Sustainable economic and social empowerment of single mothers affected by the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon through skills development in the Archdiocese of Bamenda.
Promoting the profession of cultural journalism in Cameroon by holding the 2023 edition of the Grand Prix Francophilie des médias [francophile media grand prize].
‘Zero blemish’ The eradication of skin cancer amongst persons with albinism with the use of a documentary that would showcase the causes, treatment and recovery process
Caravelles Digital Center: Improving the integration of digital technologies into income-generating activities carried out by internally displaced women entrepreneurs, and training out-of-school girls...
Strenghtening the capacities of youth to curb the spread of Corona virus in Cameroon through print and social media sensitization
Restoring the dignity and wellbeing of girls/women in the Jakiri municipality by training and empowering girls/women to locally produce reusable sanitary pads; and providing menstrual health education...
Providing various training courses to support the economic and social empowerment of women who have been internally displaced because of the NOSO crisis.
Foster the socio-economic development in the rural areas through the Capacity Building for Women Entrepreneurs of Bangangte and Bazou
Combatting COVD-19 among indigenous people in Océan through awareness and practical solutions
Protecting medical staff and hospital users from COVID-19 infection through awareness and the provision of protective equipment and disinfection equipment
Strengthening women's and young people's resilience against COVID-19 by building the capacities of community health workers and distributing hygiene kits