Capacity-building sessions for people living near projects targeted by the TRAP-GRN action in the center are bearing some fruit
In May, as part of the ongoing capacity-building sessions for communities living near agro-industrial and mining projects
Implementing Chinese guidelines in Cameroon’s extractive sector: a long way to go
Cameroon has made extractive resources one of the levers of growth needed to achieve its vision of becoming an emerging
Fighting food insecurity
And the fight against food insecurity in Cameroon’s Far North continues… For decades, Cameroon’s Far North region has been plagued
Land and Resources Justice
Cameroon has adopted a vision whose objective is to become “an emerging country … by 2035”, and a Strategy Paper
The problem of managing development minerals in Cameroon: the case of sand quarries in Ebebda-Central Cameroon Region
In its quest to boost economic growth, Cameroon has targeted a number of sectors considered as potential vectors of growth,
The mining sector’s contribution to local development at the heart of a workshop
The contribution of the mining sector to local development at the heart of a workshop Sharing experiences on mining sector
Mining taxation in Cameroon: what’s at stake in the poorly mechanized mining sector?
Subdivided into three sub-sectors, namely artisanal mining, semi-mechanized mining and the mining industry, the mining sector in general experienced a
Food and Trade Justice
Hunger and Poverty are at the heart of RELUFA’s concerns. Therefore an objective was set in the Food and Trade
Fair Fruit
In 2003, during a field raid in the Moungo area of Cameroon’s Littoral Region, RELUFA was informed that 44 people
Fair Fruit
En 2003, lors d’une descente sur le terrain dans la zone du Moungo, dans la région du Littoral camerounais, RELUFA