Cameroon

The youth, backbone of the nation, represent 65% of the Cameroonian population, a majority of which are unemployed. Today, thanks to his training, Koby has stability in his life, has a home and has found a job.

Exchanges through study trips allowed both our schools to have a peaceful relationship. The different activities that were undertaken had a positive impact on the way we live our lives in our society and on the way we cooperate with those around us.

The Dja Biosphere Reserve (DBR) in the eastern region of Cameroon is a world heritage site in the Congo basin, which has a wide variety of plants, animals and streams. A young man tells us that poaching is no longer a way for him to improve his life. He was able to take a course, which contributed to a reduction in poaching.

The students of ACOHOF Family Farm School are searching the Mairin River in Tatum for mussels, tadpoles and mud fish which were once abundant in the river and are now in danger of disappearing completely.

Palm wine is an alcoholic beverage created from the sap of various species of palm tree such as the ´Raphia Palm´. The sap is extracted from the cut flower of the palm tree. Palm wine plays an important role in many ceremonies, also in the Nso land.

Our school, situated in rural Bankim in Cameroon, has also developed preventive measures against the corona virus.

This is the story of Viviane, a young Cameroonian student who tells her life-story against anti-Covid19 measures in rural areas to fight the pandemic.

In Bankim women and children walk ten miles or more every day to fetch water for domestic use. Drinking Water is gotten from various sources.

This year 2020 is one that has been particularly difficult for the world due to the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic. A lot of people have lost their jobs. Economic hardship has been the order of the day. My dream is to have a flourishing business that is known all over the world.

The production of juice made from guinea sorrel