Initiatives for Sustainable Development - ISUDEV

14/08/2026

ISUDEV recently participated in a hands-on workshop focused on Fundraising for Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), organized by the present leadership of Swecson in Buea. It was amazing sharing experiences and learning from other CSOs operating in the region. Our team was represented by the founder and Team Leader Ebong Jarvis Akang. We will like to use this opportunity to express our gratitude to the management of SWECSON for this great opportunity.

01/08/2026

Following our recently organized training on Regenerative Agriculture for Mbuku village women in Bangem, we have taken a step further through the donation of farm tools and materials. These items are intended to strengthen the women's capacities in sustainable food crop production, to meet up with household food needs and income generation. We are happy to have been partnering with Luena Foundation in this environmentally-friendly intervention.

26/07/2026

Reductions in soil fertility, declining crop yields coupled with increasing household food insecurity, and rising farming costs are some of the daily challenges faced by many smallholder farmers in Cameroon, especially women who are the main food crop cultivators. Regenerative Agriculture offers a sustainable solution.

In response to these challenges within Bangem area, ISUDEV with support from Luena Foundation conducted a-one-day training workshop this weekend, on regenerative agriculture. A total of 21 women and young girls from Mbuku villlage were trained on regenerative agriculture techniques. The workshop was designed to help these women farmers understand practical techniques that can improve their farms, increase food production, generate income and contribute in creating healthier environments for their families and future generations. In the coming weeks, the women will be trained on organic liquid fertilizer production using household wastes.

01/07/2026

Welcome to the second half of 2026. Let's continue breaking barriers and empowering communities. Happy new month to ISUDEV family.

24/06/2026

22/06/2026

We are happy to be participating in a mentorship program, organized by CCREAD Cameroon. The program is designed to build the capacities of young and struggling organizations accross Cameroon for them to break through the challenges they face. Our team is represented by Ebong Jarvis Akang in this wonderful program. We say a big thank you to Centre for Community Regeneration & Development -CCREAD-Cameroon for this great opportunity.

16/06/2026

Class six pupils all over Cameroon started the First School Leaving Certificate Examinations today 16th June, 2026; an examination a child would face severe difficulty to register and participate in, without a birth certificate. Nine (9) children from Unity Primary School (U.P.S) Mbuku, in Bangem will also take part in this examination, partly contributed by Initiatives for Sustainable Development - ISUDEV and Luena Foundation through the donation of free birth certificates to the children. A success in the final year examination will see the children transition to secondary schools by September 2026.

12/06/2026

A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Initiatives for Sustainable Development - ISUDEV is now accepting applications in her Limbe Operations Office, for volunteerism and internship placements from passionate individuals and students wishing to contribute to community impact and gain practical skills.

Interested applicants should;
- Be residents in Limbe
- Submit a typed application letter addressed to the Executive Director
- Attach academic certificates or equivalents and valid identification documents to their applications
- Submit their application files through [email protected] or at the office secratariat located at Dab's Complex, 2m away from Bota Hospital Mortuary, Limbe
- Submit application files latest June 26, 2026.
-Not necessarily be university graduates

NB: Students from Social Sciences are particularly encouraged to apply.

11/05/2026

A team led by our Executive Director Ebong Jarvis Akang, has handed over a newly constructed giant latrine, equiped with a hand-washing station, to G.S. Ebase, in Bangem Sub Division. The children and teachers who have been for over 7 years without a functional toilet facility, now have one, thanks to support from Luena Foundation and our dedicated team. Open defecation is now a thing of the past, while the culture of regular hand washing has been embraced by the pupils of the school.

Contact; [email protected]

08/03/2026

On this day dedicated to celebrating all women worldwide, we will like to use this opportunity wish all our wonderful women a happy international women's day. We will never relent in supporting you in our own little way. We particularly celebrate our female staff and volunteers who have been very instrumental in all our interventions.

Luena Foundation
Centre for Community Regeneration & Development -CCREAD-Cameroon
United Nations
UN Women