The management committee of the Ngaoundéré Regional Hospital Center met on August 24, 2026, at the hospital. Chaired by Aliou Issa, committee president and president of the Adamaoua Regional Council, the committee approved a budget of 490 million CFA francs.
The Management Committee of the Ngaoundéré Regional Hospital Center (CHR) held a session yesterday in Ngaoundéré dedicated to reviewing and adopting the hospital’s main financial guidelines. Chaired by the President of the Adamaoua Regional Council, who also chairs the committee, the meeting allowed members to assess the hospital’s priority needs and define the resources required for its operation.
At the end of the proceedings, the committee adopted a budget of 490 million
CFA francs. This funding will help strengthen the operations of the Regional Hospital Center and address certain constraints affecting the smooth running of the institution.
A significant portion of this budget, according to the Committee Chairman, will be allocated to covering the salaries of trainee staff. These staff members, who participate in patient care and the daily operations of the various departments, are an important link in the hospital chain, but some issues had been raised regarding their salaries. Their salaries are therefore intended to ensure greater continuity of services and to support efforts to maintain the quality of services provided to the population.
The adopted budget also includes resources for equipment management. This includes supporting the operations necessary for the proper functioning and availability of equipment used in the various departments of the hospital.
Through the adoption of this budget allocation, the management committee intends to respond to the priority needs of the Ngaoundéré Regional Hospital, while creating better working conditions for staff and better care for patients.
This session serves as a forum for dialogue between hospital administrators and members of the management committee, with the aim of strengthening the governance and efficiency of the main regional hospital. The budget of 490 million FCFA is, in this regard, an essential tool for supporting the center’s activities during the fiscal year in question.
Restoring confidence in the population
For the past few months, patient numbers at this second-category hospital have been declining. According to the director, Dr. Fadimatou Altiné, the resolutions adopted by the management committee will focus on community outreach to attract more patients. This center, which has adequate technical facilities, intends to increase its health promotion campaigns to combat misinformation in the healthcare sector, particularly regarding the CHRN (Regional Hospital Center of Nantes). By focusing on mass communication and free campaigns, the goal is to bring back patients who have been somewhat absent from the facility.
