Environmental NGO In Cameroon, Environmental Education
National Olympic day 2021 The national Olympic day is a day dedicated to sports and health. It is an annual event celebrated every June 23th in which thousands of people both young and old gets to participate in sporting
World Refugee Day 2021 World’s refugee day is an annual event celebrated every 20th of June and is designated to raising awareness on the situation of refugees throughout the world. This day celebrates the strength and courage of people who
June 19 world sickle cell and world sauntering day Sickle cell day June 19th was officially designated as the international world sickle cell day. This day is meant to spread awareness and increase the public’s knowledge and understanding of
Green Cameroon on the Farmer Innovation Fair in Cameroon 20201 On the 26th of May 2021, the South West delegation of innovators in agriculture, left the region for Yaounde after being selected to represent the region at the Farmers Innovation
International Year of Fruits and Vegetables 2021 Fruits and vegetables are the basis of a healthy diet, each adult should consume at least 400 grams of them on a daily basis to prevent chronic diseases. The Year 2021 is the
Farmer Innovation Fair in Cameroon (FIPAC) Green Cameroon is working in partnership with the Prolinnova Cameroon network towards organizing a Farmer Innovation Fair in Cameroon (FIPAC). The aim of the fair is to promote local innovation processes by identifying farmer
Sand – a valuable natural resource for sustainable development? War over sand? Hardly conceivable, given the abundance of sand all over our planet. This may be true, but unfortunately, desert sand is not suitable for construction purposes, rendering it economically
Tracking progress on food and agriculture-related SDG indicators 2020 This report on food and agriculture indicators underscores lack of progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The world was already off track to meet the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030
Planting trees to save the planet Tree planting and its role in maintaining and restoring ecosystems was looked at in a CIFOR Digital Forum held last October. The event was attended by representatives from a wide range of areas including
In some parts of the world, climate change is expected to intensify the amount of precipitation that will erode the soil. This has far-reaching consequences. For example, it will result in a loss of fertile soil, reduced agricultural productivity, and
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