CAWI in Pictures
Celebrating World Humanitarian Day with other key actors in Buea, Fako division of Southwest Cameroon. #August 19# #WHD# #IT TAKES A VILLAGE# #UN# #CAWI2022#
September 2, 2022
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Supporting women to overcome gender bias which presents a major obstacle towards achieving sustainable development
Assisting the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and refugees
Reinstating youths as well as integrating them into the functional economy through activities in the domain of education, agriculture, business etc.
It seeks to bring back to school 500,000 internally displaced children, rehabilitate child soldiers and integrate them into functional and economic life
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To provide more than 1 million individuals with opportunities for full and effective participation/inclusion in society and access to all services
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This program seeks to increase greater access to nourishing meals and return over 500,000 IDPs back to functional economic life
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Support communities for abuse, injury, loss or destruction, resulting from the Anglophone crisis by reconstruction of 500 villages, hospital and schools
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Some of the children in crisis affected areas are either kidnapped or trained to be part of the armed civilians, others due to circumstances and threats were forced to join separatist groups. In the course of the strike...
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For the last 60 years Anglophone heritage has been systematically booted and there is need to rebuild this.
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CAWI is a membership, non-political and non-profit organization created in 2010 by ERuDeF as a specialized unit. CAWI was initiated to support women’s initiatives and to address issues affecting women, girls and youths.
CAWI seeks to mainstream to women and girls and other gender dimensions in to the environmental, developmental and human rights programmes in cameroon.
We empower women, youths, girls and aged via institutional strengthening, economic literacy, empowerment and education.
We mitigate the impact of crisis on internally displaced (IDP's) persons and refugees in Cameroon towards rebuilding their lives and communities.
Celebrating World Humanitarian Day with other key actors in Buea, Fako division of Southwest Cameroon. #August 19# #WHD# #IT TAKES A VILLAGE# #UN# #CAWI2022#
“Youthful and Useful” YDoS 2022 Every 12th of August is commemorated as International Youths Day. This day is meant to empower young people to participate
“ANYONE AND EVERYONE CAN BE A HUMANITARIAN” Being a Humanitarian does not need any educational qualification. Anyone and everyone can be a humanitarian. You don’t
CAWI seeks to achieve gender equality, empower women and girls through mainstreaming women and gender into sustainable women led programs
The economic recovery funds has supported 150 internally displaced women to startup businesses of their own
In the production of mayonnaise
In the transformation of Cocoa into Cocoa oil, Chocolate and Mambo
In the production of perfume from natural flower
In the production of spaghetti from flour
In the field of Information and Communication Technology
In the transformation of cassava into starch, flour, fertilizer, animal feed and Bio gas
In the transformation of coconut into fiber for wool carpet, oil, milk,powder and shoe polish
In the identification and uses of varieties of medicinal plants
The CAWI Health Cluster in collaboration with EYA FOUNDATION USA granted free medical consultation and provided drugs to more than 50 Internally Displaced Persons in Buea South West Cameroon following the Cameroon Anglophone Crisis.
Economic Empowerment Project. Above 200 female Internally Displaced Persons trained on Tablet Soap Making in Buea, South West Cameron and in Dschang, Menua Division of the West Region.
Water Sanitation And Hygiene (WASH) Cluster: Close to 100 IDPs received WASH kits consisting of buckets, toilet tissue, sanitary pad among others. The objective was to better their health and sanitation condition.
CAWI Education Project at GHS Buea Town (2018): Donation of Text Books, School Bags, Money to needy girls and sensitization of more than 1500 students on the importance of Education.
CAWI Education Project at GHS Buea Town (2019): Pioneer Launch of the SALOME UK Women Empowerment Rain Forest Arts Competition for displaced and needy girls in collaboration with CAWI. The laureates received 500 pounds, 250 pounds and 150pounds respectively. Additionally all contestants were empowered with art kits and certificates of participation.
Centre for the Advancement of Women’s Initiatives
CAWI is a membership, non-political and non-profit organization created in 2010 by ERuDeF as a specialized unit. CAWI was initiated to support women’s initiatives and to address issues affecting women, girls and youths.
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