Indigenous Peoples Rights Program Strengthening the capacity of Baka pygmy families in the South region of Cameroon through Sustainable Apiculture. Introduction At a social level, there is strong discrimination on the part of the collective imagination about pygmies (lazy, primitive, etc.) and, in turn, this people’s lack of knowledge about the political and economic context…

Edu-Access Special Program General Background The right to education is enshrined in Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The constitution requires free and compulsory primary education in Cameroon, but a lack of resources and educational infrastructure has hampered implementation, especially for communities in the southwestern and Littoral regions of Cameroon. It…

RUDEC is leading the charge in forest landscape restoration and biodiversity conservation across several parts of Cameroon in a bid to avert the ravaging effects of climate change currently plaguing the country.

RUDEC is leading the charge in forest landscape restoration and biodiversity conservation across several parts of Cameroon in a bid to avert the ravaging effects of climate change currently plaguing the country.

In many communities, women are ”Food Sheroes”. They merely own land but as mere land users they ensure food availability for their families and to support livelihood. Women spearhead agricultural activities in the grassroots and it is only right to empower women farmers to prevent food insecurity, and inequality.

Investing in gender equality and women’s empowerment can unlock human potential on a transformational scale.

RUDEC is striving to create sustainable forest communities in the South West & East regions of Cameroon. We target communities  surrounded  with vast forests believed to inhabit the endangered wildlife species such cross river gorilla, chimpanzees and other  wildlife species.

Unsafe drinking water, hygiene and sanitation is the leading cause of malnutrition in children under five.