CAEPA Cameroon

In Tubah and Bamenda II Sub Divisions, CAEPA is expanding the reach of Mbororo women’s platforms for advocacy on women's land use rights 🇨🇲. In Sabga, the women recently visited the Ardo for a targeted dialogue on the social and economic benefits that arise when women own land

ADOLESCENT GIRLS LEVEL UP. At the E-Learning Center, girls are mastering the essentials of the digital world. Today, they are focused on understanding online learning platforms. CAEPA is expanding their knowledge of digital tools and computer access for educative purposes.

CAEPA has established women platforms to advance Mbororo Women's advocacy strategies by engaging policy makers and community stakeholders to champion efforts towards women land ownership. The platform shall also serve as a forum to enhance women social and economic activities🇨🇲

CAEPA ENHANCES GIRLS' SKILLS IN SPATIAL ENGINEERING. Today, the girls are focused on the Programme, 3D Paint. This programme; Lays the foundational spatial awareness for knowledge in Architecture, Engineering and Game Design And Shapes students understanding on how objects look

CAEPA is strengthening digital learning for adolescent girls through a Refresher Computer Class.The morning/afternoon sessions are designed to: •Enhance educational performance and outcomes •Strengthen digital learning skills •Improve practical use of digital tools

BAFORKU 🇨🇲: Today, our team is distributing quality maize seeds to women farmers most of whom are from female headed households and lacked basic resources to begin the planting season. This shall ensure a productive season for the community as we lay foundations for stability.

"Advancing Mbororo Women’s Land Rights and Governance Influence in Cameroon".We are promoting sustainable farming/land conservation practices to protect natural resources and improve soil productivity. In responds to the planting season we distributed maize seeds to these farmers

🇨🇲 CAEPA remains steadfast in championing efforts towards Women's Land Use Rights.

Farmers in Baligansin, Baligashu and Balikumbat have been equipped to make the most, of the up coming rains. They received improved maize seeds for cultivation and have been taught sustainable agricultural practices for improved nutrition and increased commercial capacity. 🇨🇲

To launch the planting season in the NWR 🇨🇲, CAEPA has just distributed maize seeds to farmers. This gesture is designed to empower rural farmers in remote communities for sustainable living, home consumption and commercial purposes while securing food stability for the future.

CAEPA has organized a Tea Break Meeting to build partnerships between humanitarians and legal experts. This is to strengthen their knowledge on the legal frameworks that protect activists. Discussions have explored avenues for support and possibilités for legal representation.

"GIVE TO GAIN"