16 recent, current or to-be-funded projects in 5 regions of Cameroon. Each has its budget, its funding level and its local partner.
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To protect children, school positions are rounded to about 10 km. Base map: Natural Earth (public domain).
16 projects shown out of 16.
Mokolo · Far North
The Foundation’s 42nd borehole feeds six standpipes for 1,500 residents. A committee with equal numbers of women and men runs and maintains it.
100% funded
Mora · Far North
The borehole has been drilled and the solar pump installed; the pipes to the neighbourhoods remain to be laid. The municipality provides the land and a technical officer.
82% funded
Koza · Far North
The assessment shared with the chieftaincy is complete and the borehole site has been approved. Two-thirds of the budget is still missing to start the work.
34% funded
Meiganga · Adamawa
A borehole and separate latrines for girls and boys for a school of 640 pupils and neighbouring families. The parents’ association will take care of maintenance.
21% funded
Bertoua · East
Eight schools now have a reading corner of 300 books and teachers trained in reading aloud. The libraries opened in July 2025.
100% funded
Batouri · East
Our back-to-school campaign equips 3,000 pupils in Batouri and Bertoua with a complete kit. Distribution takes place in schools, with parents’ associations.
69% funded
Support this project: Back to school 2026: 3,000 schoolbags for the East
Bélabo · East
School kits and reading workshops for 1,100 pupils at a public school. The project starts as soon as 40% of the budget is raised.
12% funded
Support this project: School kits and reading support in Bélabo
Maroua · Far North
A library of 1,200 books has opened in a school of 900 pupils, with a solar-lit reading room. The women teachers run the activities.
100% funded
Ngaoundéré · Adamawa
A mobile team made up of a midwife and health workers now visits twelve villages every month. It refers high-risk pregnancies to the regional hospital.
74% funded
Tibati · Adamawa
Forty women from the district were trained over three weeks to spot the warning signs of pregnancy. Today they support 1,300 women.
100% funded
Support this project: 40 community health workers trained in Tibati
Kaélé · Far North
Extend mobile antenatal care to an area where the nearest health centre is more than twenty kilometres away. The district provides the staff, the Foundation the vehicle and the kits.
18% funded
Édéa · Littoral
Twenty refurbished computers, a stable connection and trained teachers: the fourth Click Youth room welcomed its first pupils in May 2026.
100% funded
Douala · Littoral
The room is fitted out and the furniture delivered; the refurbished computers are expected at the end of the year. The first office-skills classes are planned for January.
57% funded
Dschang · West
A digital room and a weekly introduction to coding for 420 students. The school has already prepared the room and secured the power supply.
9% funded
Support this project: Digital room and coding workshop in Dschang
Foumbot · West
Six cooperatives have been fitted with drip irrigation since March 2025, halving their water use. The first irrigated harvest was sold at the Foumbot market.
100% funded
Support this project: Drip irrigation for the Foumbot cooperatives
Bafang · West
A solar drying unit will let 95 women preserve mangoes and pineapples instead of selling them cheaply at the peak of the harvest. The building is built, the dryers are on order.
61% funded
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Our method
A project only makes the list if it meets these four criteria.
The municipality or community originates the request and commits to contributing (land, labour, fee).
A committee, a school, a health centre or a cooperative takes over the facility and manages it.
Each budget includes spare parts, training of repair technicians and five years of follow-up.
Before starting, we define the indicator that will tell whether the project has succeeded, and we publish it.
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