Cameroon
Total Projects: 24
Project Spending: $71,266
Project Spending: $71,266
Located at the crossroads of Western and Central Africa and home to dozens of ethnic groups and distinct biomes, Cameroon historically maintained political and social stability. However, peace broke down recently when political tensions between the English-speaking North and French-speaking South flared. More than 40% of Cameroon lives below the poverty line, and its rural population -- comprising 70% of inhabitants -- depends on agriculture to survive (UNDP). Much of the country suffers from poor soil quality, limited rainfall, and low crop production and the past six years have brought droughts, floods, crop failures, and an enormous influx of refugees from neighboring countries. Food insecurity and malnutrition have reached critical levels and frequent climate shocks have left the population trapped in a vicious cycle of hunger and poverty. Sustainable food production, healthcare, and access to education remain Cameroon’s more pressing challenges.
Discover Projects in Cameroon

COVID-19: Telehealth in Bamenda

Dang, l'Arche d'Eden
Improving the Livelihoods of Baka Indigenous Women in East Cameroon Through Agriculture

Sustainable Farming in Limbe

An Ultrasound Machine for Eloumden

The Sex Can Wait Campaign
Driving Community Economic Development through STEM
Personalized Business Coaching for Young Women

Community Micro-Clinic Maternity Project

Income Generation for Vulnerable Women in Nkimechi

CAMMICS Mobile Microfinance Project

BeSafe Period Kits
Integrated Community Tree Nursery for School Gardens in Ikata Village

Widows to Farmers
Supporting Rural Women with Fuel Efficient Clean Cook Stoves to Improve Indoor Air Quality

Rural Android (RuDroid) Women

Primary School Mini Library in the Box
Widows' Sustainable Vegetable Gardening Project

Raising Young Environmental Ambassadors

LCM Tech in School

Dream Builder Classroom Build

Mbororo Youth Leadership Program

Creative Arts, Health, and Wellbeing for OVC On and Off the Streets of Bamenda
