As the voice of the Global South resonates in the lead-up to COP31, the preservation of these green lungs becomes the absolute requirement for a just and sustainable transition.
Organised by CPF Bandjoun, the fifth edition of the Yaoundé organic market transformed Elig-Essono into a showcase of agroecology.
The Zoonoses Programme took part from September 14 to 18, 2026 in the Budgeting workshop for the National Health Security Action Plan (PANSS) of Cameroon.
The Ministry of the Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development (MINEPDED) and the United Nations System in Cameroon organised a thematic Café on 17 September in Yaoundé under the theme: « Exploring new avenues of collaboration between MINEPDED and the United Nations System through the lens of the One UN approach ».
Faced with climate change and the imperatives of food security, JOUNA 2026 intends to turn its back on rhetoric. As…
For three decades, this protected area located on the foothills of Mount Cameroon has distinguished itself through its pioneering work in the rescue, rehabilitation and protection of great apes and endangered species from illegal trafficking.
Thanks to targeted matching grants and its alignment with the global AgriConnect initiative, Cameroon is establishing itself as a leading laboratory for modernizing practices and boosting youth employment.
The Zoonoses Programme, One Health platform, organised from 01 to 04 September 2026 at the National Veterinary Laboratory (LANAVET) annex in Yaoundé, a practical session to strengthen the capacities of laboratory professionals on diagnostic techniques of Brucellosis.
From September 1st to 3rd, 2026, the Zoonoses Programme equipped community leaders in Kribi with the management of epidemiological risks, the fight against the infodemic and food safety, thus building a lasting shield against health crises.
Beneath our feet, a living network weaves the health of forests and crops: the mycelium of fungi