Cameroon Gender and Environment Watch

30/11/2025

29/11/2025

against GBV

It has been noticed that, girls and women are harassed online through cyber bullying, hate speech, online trolls, sexual harassment, and many others.

Online and digital spaces should empower girls and women. Yet, everyday, women and girls in the digital world have become a minefield of harassment, abuse and control. As a result, women and girls are victimized.

Join CAMGEW in the “ Unite to end digital violence against women and girls campaign to bring an end to digital Voilence against women and girls.
, #16 days of activism, GBV # A stop digital voilence the world # Hear me too online abuse safety # Human rights against women

31/08/2025

organization development plan third session 27th to 30th August 2025.

This session took place at CAMGEW office in Ngounso Magba West Region of Cameroon.

25/08/2025

23/08/2025

on distribution of watering Cans and boot to farmers trained on production of organic liquid fertilizer in previous months 21/08/2025

This donation was done in the community of Masiepu Mankii, at Ngounso, and in Machouvi. Over 90 persons received this support.

23/08/2025

, local Actors and Stakeholders Networking event coming up 25th and 26th August 2025

Location Change Drivers Comprehensive High School Ngounso Magba, West Region of Cameroon.

It's an opportunity to exhibit your eco friendly interventions and products, interventions that promote women empowerment and education of the girl child.

You are all invited. For more information Whatsapp +237674732660

23/08/2025

on women Micro finance in Ngounso Magba West Region of Cameroon 17/08/2025

Attended by 25 community leaders, this session laid the foundation for micro finance program for women and grassroots interventions. It emphasized the importance of micro finance, the needs of women and youths supported by such a program, the importance of thrift schemes, the importance of transparency and accountability and role of community leaders to make this work. This session provoked discussions about community micro credit groups and how CAMGEW can support them.

It should be noted that CAMGEW had run this program in Oku in the North West Region of Cameroon with over 5000 women beneficiaries. This project will be replicable in Ngounso West Region of Cameroon.