Barter markets such as this one under construction in Lolodorf are an alternative for a population with a low purchasing power.

In Douala, non-formal education provides a second chance for underprivileged youth and drop-outs.

Leisure activities by the club of blind youth in Cameroon are one of the ways to improve the quality of life for the blind.

Large-scale illegal cutting by logging companies to satisfy First-World markets have depleted precious species from the tropical rainforests in the South and East Provinces. Forest communities organize themselves for sustainable forest management and reforestation.

An round-table discussion at an Open House with the subject of the “International Day of Rural Women” at the Protestant Theological Faculty of Yaounde, October 2001.