16/08/2026
ACP-DYSS Head Office Café – An Invitation to Douala-Based Organizations.
ACP-DYSS (African Caribbean Pacific Diaspora Youth Support Services) is pleased to invite 30 organizations based in Douala, Cameroon to a special ACP-DYSS Head Office Café — an interactive dialogue designed to bring organizations together to connect, discuss, collaborate, and identify practical solutions to challenges affecting our communities and the wider ACP region.
This Café will provide an opportunity for participating organizations to share their experiences, perspectives, priorities, and recommendations on issues including:
Youth empowerment, employment and economic opportunities.
Education, skills development and innovation.
Peace, security and social cohesion.
Governance, participation and representation.
Climate action and environmental sustainability.
Regional collaboration within ACP countries.
Other important challenges affecting our communities.
Event Details.
Date: 20 August 2026
Time: 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Venue: ACP-DYSS Head Office, Douala, Cameroon
Participation: Limited to 30 organizations based in Douala.
How to Express interest.
Interested organizations should send an email to:
[email protected]
Required subject line:
ACP-DYSS Head Office Café – Organization Interest – 20 August 2026
Deadline to submit interest: 18 August 2026.
Please note that only selected organizations will participate, and each selected organization will be expected to designate one representative to attend the Café.
This is more than a meeting — it is an opportunity to listen, exchange ideas, build partnerships, and contribute to shaping practical responses to challenges within our communities and the ACP region.
A cup of coffee. A table of ideas. A future of change.
Together, we can build stronger communities and a better future for the ACP region.
African Union ECOSOCC OACPS Secretariat - Secrétariat OEACP Human Rights Watch Ambassade de Belgique/Embassy of Belgium/Ambassade van België, Ottawa Embassy of Belgium in Nigeria UNICEF Cameroon African Union United Nations Cameroon United Nations Human Rights