Support Humanity Cameroon - Suhucam

09/04/2026

Hello fans , we hope you are having a green Thursday.

08/04/2026

SUHUCAM was proudly represented by our Field Officer, Mangwa Felix, at a capacity-building workshop organized by the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife (MINFOF) in collaboration with ANAFOR on March 18, 2026 in Bamenda.
The workshop, organized in the build up to the International Day of the forest 2026, focused on the accreditation of sylvicultural activities, an important step toward professionalizing forestry practices in Cameroon.

Beyond the workshop, we join regional stakeholders in events marking the commemoration of the International Day of Forests 2026 where we planted trees at the upstation hill to prevent erosion and promote environmental restoration.

These engagements reaffirm SUHUCAM’s commitment to climate action, sustainable land restoration, and community empowerment.

07/04/2026

𝙄𝙢𝙖𝙜𝙞𝙣𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙚𝙢𝙥𝙤𝙬𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝙩𝙤 𝙩𝙚𝙡𝙡 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙞𝙧 𝙤𝙬𝙣 𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙨

With our Zovu action grant, we are training and collaborating with the Ma'ate mbororo women common initiative group to tell their lived experiences in the face of climate change.

Through this micro grant, we are not only empowering emerging leaders, we are applying voices of women on the frontline of climate change and advocating for more inclusion of mbororo women in decision-making processes.

Through the establishment of a ma'ate mbororo women home garden, the women are strengthening their skills in organic home gardening. We believe that there is no climate justice without women empowerment. There is no climate justice without .


Global Landscapes Forum G20 Global Land Initiative Youth in Landscapes Initiative UNFPA Cameroon UNICEF Cameroon UN Women Africa - ONU Femmes Afrique International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change Action for Sustainable Development

31/03/2026

Over the last week, we joint the global trade community at the 14th of the in Yaoundé.

Our team joined conversations on the intersection of climate change, nature protection, technology and trade.

While trade policies and discussions largely mention the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) with focus on reducing global emissions, we advocated for;

✅Inclusion of climate change adaptation in these vital conversations and policies.

✅Trade policies to be designed to improve the livelihoods of people most impacted by climate change, including farmers and fisherfolks.

Our team also engaged with diverse stakeholders amplifying community voices at the Trade+ Sustainability Hub organized by .

From the momentum gathered during the workshops we believe that sustainable development can only be achieved with fair trade rules that intentionally include perspectives and needs of Global South countries.

We were represented at the workshop by: Queeniver Ngwangung Sandra Tuombouh Habiba Gambo and Sunday Geofrey

28/03/2026

In March, 2026, we continued with the distribution of farm inputs to smallholder women farmers in the NorthWestRegionofCameroon. Climate resistant Irish potatoes 🥔 and maize seeds were distributed to 100 women across the communities of Awing, Balikumbat, and Bamunkumbit.

Women from pastoralist communities continue to face climate challenges that affects food security and local livelihoods. Through this project, we intend to strengthen their resilience to climate change, empower and ensure their effective participation in decision-making processes.
Global Greengrants Fund

26/03/2026

We’ve talked about the importance of water for decades.

Now the question is: how do we ensure everyone has equal access?

As marks over 30 years, the conversation is evolving, but the challenge remains.

Read our article to explore why water security matters today and every day: https://share.google/VNjjBkQ1bN73hnFG4

UN-Water Global Water Partnership Central Africa - Cameroon

24/03/2026

PROJECT LAUNCH ALERT

We have successfully launched the , funded by the UN - Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, 2021-2030 and Decade Youth Task Force, in collaboration with Canopy and -Care

During project launch in the community, North West Cameroon, we held an inception and stakeholder engagement meeting, bringing together 16 participants from farming and grazing communities. This created space to introduce the project, discuss roles, and build strong community ownership.

After the inception meeting, we visited the catchment area to delineate the targeted restoration area.
We also carried out an outreach in Bamunkumbit community Secondary School to educate the students on and .

This marks the beginning of a community-led effort to restore not just a landscape, but the systems that sustain local livelihoods.


Global Landscapes Forum G20 Global Land Initiative Youth in Landscapes Initiative Ngwabuh Anambombi Munang Othniel Bungo Mariline Nkimih Queeniver Ngwangung Apongseh Ateh Kongnyuy Blaise

24/03/2026

22/03/2026

Celebrated every year on March 22, World Water Day highlights the importance of freshwater and raises awareness about the millions of people who still lack access to safe and clean water.

Water is essential for life it sustains our health, supports agriculture, drives economic activities, and preserves our environment. Yet, for many communities, especially in rural and underserved areas, accessing this basic necessity remains a challenge.

At Support Humanity Cameroon, we are committed to changing this reality. Beyond advocacy, we are actively involved in improving access to safe water through our ongoing water project, bringing hope and practical solutions to communities in need.

This World Water Day, we call on everyone to value water, protect it, and support efforts aimed at making it accessible to all. Because every drop truly matters.

13/03/2026

Who gets to decide how water is governed? And where do women and young people fit in?

Join our 2026 webinar on and .
🗓 24 March 2026
⏰ 3 PM GMT
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Youth Climate Council Global Alliance

12/03/2026

A seven-month journey narrated in 2 minutes 🤭

Our two interns under the Global Landscapes Forum(GLF) program have come to the end of their internship at SUHUCAM/GLFx Yaounde.

We are proud of the contributions Munang Othniel Bungo and Sandra Tuombouh made to our work during this period and we are grateful to the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) for providing a learning opportunity for the youth in Cameroon.

Listen to them, as they share their learning experience.

Youth in Landscapes Initiative

08/03/2026

On this International Women’s Day, we proudly celebrate the remarkable women in SUHUCAM.

From the office to the communities where we work, these women have played a vital role in advancing climate action and strengthening community resilience.

Their dedication, courage, and leadership continue to inspire change. Today, we celebrate their impact and their unwavering commitment to making a difference.

Happy International Women’s Day to the women in SUHUCAM and to every woman around the world.💚
Ngwabuh AnambombiApongseh AtehMariline NkimihQueeniver NgwangungUN Women