Eco-agric Association, chief Street bomaka, Buea (2026)

25/09/2025

Internally Displaced Person (IDP), led by dynamic youth leader as family Head is actively engaging in regenerative agriculture to rebuild their communities. Through sustainable farming practices that restore soil health and enhance biodiversity, these young leaders are fostering food security, economic empowerment, and environmental resilience. This youth-driven initiative not only addresses the immediate needs of displaced populations but also promotes long-term sustainability and community self-reliance.
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16/09/2025

Even animal face the effect of climate change which manifest in cases like Pavo in dogs and swine erisepelas in pigs
This young breeder face a challenge with his dog on a lock down Day

Canine Parvovirus (Parvo) in Dogs: An Overview

Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially fatal viral disease that primarily affects puppies, but can affect dogs of any age that are not fully vaccinated. It attacks the rapidly dividing cells in a dog's body, most severely impacting the intestinal tract, bone marrow, and heart. It's essential to seek immediate veterinary care if you suspect your dog

Why Veterinary Care is Essential:

Parvo is a serious condition requiring intensive veterinary treatment. The primary goals of treatment are to support the dog's body while it fights off the virus and to prevent secondary infections. This typically requires hospitalization and intensive care.

Eco Agric Association and Supportive Care:

While Eco Agric Association is likely not a veterinary clinic and cannot directly provide the medical treatment required for parvo, they could potentially play a supportive role by:

1. Education and Awareness:
• Distributing information about parvo prevention (vaccination) and recognizing symptoms to the community.
• Organizing workshops on basic animal care and hygiene.
2. Advocacy:
• Advocating for affordable veterinary care in the community.
• Helping pet owners connect with local veterinary resources.
3. Community Support:
• Organizing fundraising efforts to help pet owners afford veterinary care for parvo or other illnesses.
• Providing temporary foster care for animals recovering from illness (after they have been discharged from the veterinary clinic and are no longer contagious), depending on the organization's capacity and resources.
4. Partner with local vendors to provide lower cost Veterinary care.
5. Ensure that vaccinations are available to those families.

Important Considerations:

• Vaccination is Key: The best way to protect your dog from parvo is through vaccination. Puppies should receive a series of parvo vaccinations, followed by booster shots as recommended by a veterinarian.
• Early Detection is Crucial: If you suspect your dog has parvo, seek veterinary care immediately. The sooner treatment is started, the better the chance of survival.
• Parvo is Highly Contagious: Keep unvaccinated dogs away from other dogs and contaminated environments. Parvo can survive in the environment for months, even years. Disinfecting with a bleach solution is effective at killing the virus.
• If you are low on supplies, seek opportunities to get supplies.

Disclaimer: we are animal health and welfare organization and cannot provide veterinary medical advice. The information provided above is for general knowledge only and should not be substituted for professional veterinary care. If you suspect your dog has parvo, please seek immediate veterinary attention.

16/09/2025

Back to School with Eco Agric Association: Investing in Brighter Futures

Eco Agric Association is proud to launch its "Back to School" initiative, dedicated to empowering internally displaced persons (IDP) children with the tools they need to succeed. Recognizing the immense challenges faced by IDP families, we are committed to ensuring that these vulnerable children have access to quality education.

This year, our "Back to School" program provides essential school supplies, including books, pens, and pencils, to IDP students in bomaka Buea SW region. We believe that providing these basic resources can make a significant difference in a child's ability to participate fully in their education.

Furthermore, Eco Agric Association is committed to alleviating the financial burden on IDP families by covering school fees for a select number of students. We understand that school fees can be a major obstacle to education, and we are determined to remove this barrier for these deserving children.

Education is the key to unlocking opportunity and breaking the cycle of poverty. By investing in the education of IDP children, we are empowering them to build brighter futures for themselves, their families, and their communities. We believe that every child deserves the chance to learn and grow, regardless of their circumstances.

This initiative is made possible through the generous support of our donors, volunteers, and partners. We are grateful for their commitment to our mission and their unwavering belief in the power of education.

Join us in making a difference in the lives of IDP children. Your support can help us provide essential resources and opportunities to those who need them most. Together, we can empower these children to build brighter futures and create a more just and equitable world. To support to children returning to school is to invest in the community.
📚 Back to School with Eco Agric Association! 📚🍎 We're excited to support healthy learning and sustainable living. Stay tuned for updates and tips on how you can get involved!

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25/08/2025

International Dog Day, celebrated annually is a global celebration dedicated to recognizing all breeds of dogs and encouraging dog ownership of all of them,the day aims to raise awareness about the plight of dogs in shelters and rescues and to honor the dogs who work selflessly to save lives, keep families safe, and bring comfort to those in need.And
• Raising Awareness: Educating the public about responsible dog ownership, including proper training, socialization, nutrition, and veterinary care.
• Fighting Animal Cruelty: Advocating for stronger animal protection laws and working to end animal cruelty and neglect.
• Honoring Working Dogs: Acknowledging the contributions of dogs in various fields, such as search and rescue, law enforcement, therapy, and assistance for people with disabilities.

Individuals and organizations celebrate International Dog Day in various ways, including:
• Educating others about responsible dog ownership.

International Dog Day is a reminder of the special bond between humans and dogs and a call to action to ensure that all dogs are treated with kindness, respect, and compassion.
Eco agric,pledges to continue to provide animal welfare services and to support dog guardians in the communities we serve.
Agric Association

19/08/2025

Eco Agric Association:
Humanitarian Force for Sustainable Well-being

The Eco Agric Association operates as a dynamic humanitarian organization, deeply rooted in the belief that thriving communities depend on the synergistic well-being of people, animals, and the environment. Our holistic approach integrates animal health and welfare, quality education, entrepreneurship, sustainable agriculture, and environmental and human health, creating a powerful force for positive change.

We recognize that animal health and welfare are inextricably linked to human well-being. Healthy animals contribute to livelihoods, provide companionship, and act as sentinels for environmental health. We champion responsible animal ownership, provide essential veterinary care, and promote humane treatment practices.

Quality education is the cornerstone of empowerment. We provide access to relevant skills, knowledge, and training opportunities, enabling individuals to address local challenges and build prosperous futures. Our educational programs emphasize sustainable practices, promoting environmental stewardship and responsible resource management.

We foster entrepreneurship as a pathway to economic independence and community resilience. We provide training, mentorship, and access to resources, empowering individuals to create sustainable businesses that generate income and contribute to local economies. A lot of women have benefitted with sustainable income.

Our agricultural programs promote climate-smart and organic farming techniques that enhance food security, improve soil health, and reduce environmental impact. By adopting environmentally friendly practices, farmers can produce nutritious food while preserving the integrity of their land.

Our dual focus on environmental and human health recognizes the vital link between a healthy planet and healthy communities. We promote clean water and sanitation, advocate for responsible waste management, and work to mitigate the impacts of climate change on vulnerable populations. Overall through Eco Agric there is less malnutrition due to the production of food.

By integrating these key areas, the Eco Agric Association empowers communities to build sustainable, resilient, and equitable futures for themselves. We strive to create lasting positive change, fostering a culture of compassion, environmental stewardship, and economic opportunity that benefits both people and the planet. We are focused on building a more equitable and sustainable world. We partner with and support other communities. Our model works and will to continue in the future.
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15/08/2025

Animal welfare in Africa and Cameroon faces complex challenges, reflecting a diverse range of cultural practices, economic realities, and levels of awareness. While traditional practices often involve close relationships between humans and animals, welfare standards often fall short of those in developed nations due to poverty, lack of resources, and limited enforcement of existing laws.

In many parts of Africa, including Cameroon, working animals (donkeys, horses, oxen) are crucial for agriculture and transportation, yet they often endure harsh conditions, inadequate veterinary care, and overwork. Companion animals, particularly dogs and cats, may face neglect, abandonment, and inhumane treatment. Wildlife poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict also pose significant threats to animal welfare, particularly for iconic species like elephants, lions, and gorillas.

Animal welfare organizations are working to address these challenges through education, community engagement, veterinary assistance, and advocacy for stronger animal protection laws. However, progress is often hampered by limited funding, cultural barriers, and competing priorities. Improving animal welfare in Africa and Cameroon requires a multi-faceted approach that addresses both immediate needs and underlying systemic issues, promoting a culture of compassion and respect for all living beings.
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15/08/2025

Plastic is a synthetic material made from polymers, long chains of repeating molecules, typically derived from petroleum. Its versatility, durability, and low cost have made it ubiquitous in modern life, used in packaging, construction, electronics, and countless other applications. However, plastic's persistence in the environment poses a significant challenge. Most plastics are not biodegradable and can persist for hundreds or even thousands of years, accumulating in landfills and polluting oceans. This pollution harms wildlife, disrupts ecosystems, and poses a threat to human health through microplastic contamination. Reducing plastic consumption, improving recycling rates, and developing biodegradable alternatives are crucial steps toward mitigating the environmental impact of this pervasive material. There are laws and policies guiding this, reasons why FEDEV in collaboration with ELAW and BACK 2 EDEN under the auspices of the Ministry of Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development (MINEPDED) organised a 2 days workshop from July 25th - Jyly 26th for Civil Society Organisations on " Plastic Pollution: Laws and Policies - The Global Plastic Treaty Process" which took place in Buea in the South West Region of Cameroon. Eco Agric Association was part of
CSOs took the opportunity to build a bond and to stand as one voice and also in support to the upcoming INC 5.2 negotiations schedule to take place in Geneva, Switzerland from the 5th - 14th August 2025. During the workshop, CSOs were also empowered on the place of laws and policies so as to take the stage and fight Plastic pollution in all ramifications. To beat Plastic pollution we all must be in.

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19/06/2025

Newcastle disease is a highly contagious and often severe viral disease affecting birds, particularly poultry and wild birds. It's caused by the Newcastle disease virus (NDV), a member of the Paramyxoviridae family.

Symptoms in Birds:

- Respiratory distress
- Nervous system disorders
- Digestive issues
- Decreased egg production
- Diarrhea
- High mortality rates
- Swelling of the neck and eyes
- Paralysis

Transmission and Spread:

Newcastle disease is mainly transmitted through:
- Direct contact with infected birds or their bodily fluids
- Contaminated surfaces, feed, water, and equipment
- Airborne transmission over short distances

Prevention and Control:

- Vaccination: An effective way to prevent Newcastle disease in birds
- Biosecurity measures: Implementing strict cleanliness and disinfection protocols
- Quarantine: Isolating infected birds or flocks to prevent the spread of the virus

Treatment:

There is no specific treatment for Newcastle disease. Supportive care, such as maintaining hydration and providing vitamins, can help reduce stress in infected birds. Prompt culling of severely affected birds may be necessary to control the spread of the virus

Risk to Humans:

While Newcastle disease is a minor zoonosis, it can cause conjunctivitis and flu-like symptoms in humans. However, the condition is generally mild and self-limiting
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14/06/2025

Eco Agric association is offering an exclusive volunteer veterinary program (for up to 3-5 people) with their mobile vet clinic, By providing essential veterinary services, including free medical consults, free medical care and sterilization surgeries and advice our delegation aims to improve the lives of companion , farm and working animals (dogs, pigs, goat,cats, donkeys, horses, etc.) as well as the living condition of street animals in both rural and urban communities in Cameroon .

12/06/2025

Animal welfare situation in Cameroon

I'm writing this post with a heavy heart, as I'm deeply concerned about the welfare of dogs in Cameroon. Growing up, house hold always had dogs that accompanied them to the farm, providing companionship and security. However, the current situation is alarming, and Eco agric association compelled to speak out.

Even though climate change affects and kills dogs 🐶 seasonally that's threatening the survival of dogs in Cameroon, but then human selfishness and greed. The growing demand for dog meat (404) has led to a surge in dog hunting and trade, putting dog populations at risk.

As an activist I'm deeply troubled by the thought of a future without these loyal companions. Dogs play a vital role in agriculture, helping farmers protect their livestock and crops from predators. They also provide companionship and emotional support, which is essential for human well-being.

The extinction of dogs in Cameroon would have far-reaching consequences, not only for agriculture but also for the ecosystem as a whole. Dogs help maintain the balance of nature by controlling pest populations and protecting endangered species.

It's time for us to take action and demand better protection for dogs in Cameroon. We must raise awareness about the importance of animal conservation and the need to protect dog populations.

We owe it to ourselves, our children, and future generations to protect these incredible animals.

U.S. Embassy Yaounde USAID West Africa UNDP West and Central Africa The Nature Conservancy in Africa U.S. Department of Agriculture Bureau régional GIZ Yaoundé WWF Cameroon YALI Regional Leadership Center West Africa World Animal Protection Humane Society International Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) African Wildlife Foundation African Development Bank Group Animal Defenders International

07/06/2025

World Environment Day, celebrated every year on June 5th, is a global initiative to raise awareness and encourage action for the protection of our environment, Animals and human.It serves as a powerful platform for promoting sustainable practices and addressing pressing environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, deforestation, and biodiversity loss.
The day reminds us that every individual has a role to play in protecting the planet. Whether it's reducing plastic use, planting trees, conserving water, or supporting clean energy, small actions can lead to big changes.

Let’s commit to building a greener, healthier, and more sustainable world.
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