CAEPA Cameroon

21/08/2026

Today, learners at our E. Learning Center are showcasing their skills in safeguarding important documents. Following lessons on Lamination, adolescent girls at the Center are Laminating birth certificates and essential office files.

This activity strengthens their knowledge in Computer Studies and Documentation Services. For two months , CAEPA has coordinated a Holiday Computer Session to prepare young girls for academic excellence in view of the 2026/2027 Academic School Year. At the Center, we operate a morning and afternoon session where girls can freely learn in shifts and understand the Computer at their pace. Presently, 85% of the learners have enrolled as Computer students in their various schools. However, they lack basic knowledge in Computer Programs.

CAEPA Cameroon comes on to fill the gap by offering these young girls practical knowledge and skills to master Computer Programs. The aim is to impact them with sufficient knowledge that prepares them for academic excellence.

Revive Action Cameroon
Civitas Cameroon
United Nations Development Programme - UNDP
UNESCO
UNICEF Cameroon
Global Fund for Women
Commonwealth Foundation

20/08/2026

CAEPA Cameroon Commemorate World Humanitarian Day, NWR

The Community Agriculture and Environmental Protection Association has joined other civil society organizations to commemorate the World Humanitarian Day Celebrations in the North West Region of Cameroon, taking place at the Esplanade of the Baptist Center, in the city of Bamenda.

This year's theme "ACT FOR HUMANITY" irritates the need for more cordinated actions towards humanity. It highlights the sacrifices made by humanitarians in taking aid to crisis zones. The day recognizes fallen humanitarians and praises the efforts of those in active service amidst funding cuts, insecurities and other challenges.

At the event, the Programs Coordinator for CAEPA, Fenwi Linda, used the opportunity to educate and inform other international and local actors present, on the interventions carried out by CAEPA across various communities, with a focus on successes registered under running projects.

To mark this year's edition, speeches of encouragement and recognition were presented to boost the morale of actors working across the region. Participants equally engaged in games, role plays and poem presentations to make the day memorable as they stay resolute to serve humanity.

18/08/2026

CAEPA is delighted to share the progress we are recording on our Community Farm in , carried out under the project "Advancing Mbororo Women's land rights and Governance Influence in Cameroon".

Team CAEPA is on ground to monitor the progress so far and evaluate the application of sustainable farming practices in the community.





Global Fund for Women
Civitas Cameroon
Revive Action Cameroon

13/08/2026

CAEPA Empowers Adolescent Girls with Menstrual Hygiene Knowledge and Cycle-Tracking Bracelets

As part of its efforts to promote reproductive health awareness and address menstrual stigma from an early age, CAEPA recently conducted an interactive Menstrual Hygiene Management session for adolescent girls at Foncha Street in Bamenda.

During the session, CAEPA’s GBV Team Lead guided participants through important topics, including bodily changes during adolescence, menstrual hygiene, personal care and healthy practices during menstruation.
Beyond providing theoretical knowledge, CAEPA distributed colour-coded menstrual cycle-tracking bracelets.

These practical tools are designed to help girls monitor and better understand their monthly menstrual cycles.
Timely menstrual health education, combined with practical resources such as cycle-tracking bracelets, equips girls with the knowledge and confidence to manage their menstruation safely and with dignity.

It can also help reduce school absenteeism and challenge the shame and stigma often associated with menstruation. 🩸


Global Fund for Women
UN Women

11/08/2026

FROM SEEDS TO SUCCESS: WOMEN FARMERS CELEBRATE HEALTHY CROPS.

In Bamenda III, the harvest season is in full swing. Rural women farmers are celebrating rich, healthy maize 🌽 crops across their individual farms. Supported by the project, "Advancing Mbororo Women's Land Rights and Governance Influence in Cameroon" funded by the initiative is producing much results; feeding large households, improving nutrition and empowering women with knowledge and skills for smart Agricultural practices.
Team CAEPA continuous to monitor the progress across communities.


TreeSisters
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
UN Women
Civitas Cameroon

08/08/2026

06/08/2026

CAEPA Empowers Mbororo Women Through Climate-Smart Agriculture

Through the "Advancing Mbororo Women's Land Rights and Governance Influence in Cameroon" project, funded by CAEPA is empowering Mbororo women in Bamenda I to transform secure access to land into sustainable livelihoods.

Working together, the women at Hotspot Bamenda established a climate-smart kitchen garden and have successfully harvested their first crop of healthy, market-ready cabbages after three months of dedicated work. This achievement demonstrates the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices, improved household nutrition, increased income opportunities, and strengthened women's economic independence.

CAEPA celebrates the commitment and resilience of these women as they continue to build sustainable livelihoods, promote food security, and demonstrate the transformative power of women's land rights.
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TreeSisters
Civitas Cameroon
Global Fund for Women
UN Women
Revive Action Cameroon

05/08/2026

MBELEWA WOMEN FARMERS CELEBRATE A SUCCESSFUL MAIZE HARVEST

Joy fills the fields of Mbelewa as women farmers celebrate a bountiful maize harvest after months of dedication and hard work. Through the "Advancing Mbororo Women's Land Rights and Governance Influence in Cameroon" project, the women received climate-smart agriculture training and quality maize seeds, enabling them to improve their farming practices and increase productivity.

The harvest marks more than agricultural success it represents growing economic independence. The maize is being dried and prepared for sale, with proceeds expected to support children's education, healthcare, and small business investments, while improving household food security.

CAEPA continues to monitor and support the women as they transform their land into a source of sustainable livelihoods, resilience, and lasting prosperity for their families and communities.


Global Fund for Women
Civitas Cameroon
Revive Action Cameroon
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
World Food Programme
TreeSisters

02/08/2026

We are hiring!
Job Opportunity: Finance Officer (Accountant)
Location: Bamenda, North West Region, Cameroon
Organization: Community Agriculture and Environmental Protection Association (CAEPA-Cameroon)
Position Summary
We are seeking a Finance Officer (Accountant) to manage financial operations, ensure compliance with donor and national regulations, and support financial planning and reporting. This is a full-time role based in Bamenda.
Key Responsibilities
• Manage financial transactions (payments, receipts, reconciliations).
• Prepare budgets and financial reports.
• Ensure compliance with donor requirements and local laws.
• Support financial planning and analysis.
• Maintain accurate financial records.
Requirements
• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field.
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in finance/accounting.
• Proficiency in accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks).
• Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
• Commitment to integrity and teamwork.

How to Apply
Submit your CV and motivation letter to CAEPA-Cameroon:
Post: P.O. Box 5064, Adjacent Tower Hotel, Mile 5 Nkwen, Bamenda – North West Region, Cameroon
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +237 670485022 / +237 690608710
Deadline for Applications: 14th, August 2026

02/08/2026

We are hiring!
Job Title: Agriculture Extension Officer
CAEPA is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Agriculture Extension Officer to join our team.

Job Summary:
The Agriculture Extension Officer will provide technical support and extension services to farmers, farmers' groups, and communities in the North West Region of Cameroon. The successful candidate will work closely with project staff, partners, and stakeholders to promote sustainable agriculture practices, improve crop yields, and enhance food security.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide technical assistance and training to farmers on improved agricultural practices, including climate-smart agriculture, conservation agriculture, and organic farming.
- Conduct field visits to monitor project activities, provide guidance, and identify areas for improvement.
- Collaborate with farmers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to promote project objectives and activities.
- Develop and implement agricultural plans and proposals for project areas.
- Collect and analyze data on project outcomes and impact.
- Provide support for the establishment and management of demonstration plots and farmer field schools.
- Collaborate with other project staff to ensure smooth implementation of project activities.

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, Agronomy, or related field.
- Minimum 2 years of experience in agriculture extension services.
- Strong knowledge of sustainable agriculture practices, climate-smart agriculture, and conservation agriculture.
- Excellent communication and facilitation skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Fluency in English with good command of local languages (Pidgin) an added advantage.

How to Apply:
If you are passionate about sustainable agriculture and community development, please submit your application, including a cover letter, CV, and copies of certificates, to [email protected].

Deadline for Application: 14th August 2026