Summary: This operations update extends the operation timeframe by an additional 2 months with an additional budget allocation of CHF 128,832 to;
Reinforce public outreach / awareness-raising activities in the six localities, which were included in the EPoA (Bibemi, Figuil, Guider, Mayo-Oulo, Pitoa, and Touboro), in an effort to improve the populations’ sanitation and hygiene practices and thus combat the cholera epidemic in 12 districts (six additional districts) of the North Region of Cameroon
Extend these activities into the six localities where new cases have been reported (Garoua I, Garoua II, Gashiga, Golombé, Rey Bouba and Tcholiré).
The RDRT will provide support to both the MDRCM018 and MDRCM020 operations, which are being implemented concurrently in the Far North and North regions of Cameroon. In total therefore, the RDRT will be deployed for 5 months, 2 months are budgeted against MDRCM018 and 3 months are budgeted against MDRCM020 since this operation closes a month later.
By February 2015, it is expected therefore that the DREF operation will have assisted an additional 26,000 people, increasing the target population to 52,380 across the 12 localities. The DREF operation will end on 5 February 2015, and a final report will be made available by 5 April, 2015 (Three months after the end of the operation).
On 8 September 2014, the IFRC allocated CHF 179,304 from the Disaster Relief & Emergency Fund (DREF) to support the CRC response to the needs of the flood affected population as well as those affected by the Cholera epidemic over a period of three months.
The DREF operation was intended to support about 10 per cent (26,380 persons) of the affected population of 255,214 inhabitants in the six affected localities of Bibemi, Figuil, Guider, Mayo-Oulo, Pitoa, and Touboro. To date, over 75 per cent of the activities planned have been implemented.
2023Visitors from Cameroon at EOCOn October 26
2026 the Lamido of Rey-Bouba in the Central African country of Cameroon
accompanied by a delegation paid a visit to the Earth Observation Center (EOC) to obtain information about the potential of remote sensing for environmental protection
Aboubakary is the most important tribal chieftain in northern Cameroon as well as the vice president of the Cameroon Senate
the delegation included Dr Valentin Katzer
a consultant at the German consulate in Yaoundé
and a representative of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Aboubakary was informed about the possibilities earth observation offers for monitoring and managing a national park
The transboundary National Park BSB Yamoussa is in the jurisdiction of the Lamido
the Earth Observation Cluster at the University of Würzburg
and the GAF GmbH company also presented activities and options for continuing education in remote sensing to achieve sustainable national park management
The EOC Center for Satellite based Crisis Information (ZKI) and major research facilities at DLR also aroused the keen interest of the visitors
French photographer Daniel Laine photographed 70 African monarchs
“whose dynasties marked the history of Africa until the middle of the twentieth century.” With hundreds of monarchs to choose from
Laine focused on those who continued to “retain a traditional and spiritual authority that is difficult for the Western mind to comprehend.”
Laine recalls the difficulties of getting permission for the photographs
the sensitive diplomatic negotiations involved in many cases
A war in Sudan prevented Laine from photographing the king of Shiluk
a descendant of black dynasties that ruled Egypt
Laine provides a brief biography and historical notes about the tribe and its rituals
Among those photographed are Chukumela Nnam Obi II
The book includes historical background by Pierre Alexandre on the origins and significance of African kingdoms
Joseph Langanfin &#8211;<a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=1261">Benin</a>
Oni (King) of Ife – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Ngie Kamga Joseph – Fon of Bandjun – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=452">Cameroon</a>
Halidou Sali – Lamido of Bibemi – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=452">Cameroon</a>
Oseadeeyo Addo Dankwa III – King of Akropong – Akuapem – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=103">Ghana</a>
Abubaka Sidiq – Sultan of Sokoto – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Hapi – VI – King of Bana – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=452">Cameroon</a>
Nyimi Kok Mmabiintosh III – King of Kuba – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=2796">D. R. Congo</a>
Igwe Kenneth Nnaji Onyemaeke Orizu III – Obie Of Nnewi – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Isienwenro James Iyoha Inneh – Ekegbian of Benin – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Agboli-Agbo Dedjlani – King of Abomey – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=1261">Benin</a>
goodwill Zwelethini – King of Zulu – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=112">South Africa</a>
el Hadji Mamadou Kabir Usman – Emir of Katsina – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Bouba Abdoulaye – Sultan of Rey-Bouba – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=452">Cameroon</a>
Aliyu Mustapha – Lamido of Adamawa – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Oba Joseph Adekola Ogunoye – Olowo of Owo – <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=196">Nigeria</a>
Between the years of 1988 and 1991, <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=109">French</a> photographer Daniel Laine spent about 12 months on the <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=133">African </a>continent tracking down and photographing figures of royalty, and leaders of kingdoms. During this time he managed to photograph 70 monarchs and descendants of the great <a href="http://creativeroots.org/?cat=133">African</a> dynasties with his work on this series
Have a look at more <a title="photos of african" href="http://creativeroots.org/category/world/africa/">photos of african</a> people or designs in our <a title="Art, Design, Culture and History from Africa" href="http://creativeroots.org/category/world/africa/">archive</a>
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located some 64 km from the town of Garoua (capital of the North Region of Cameroon) experienced heavy rainfall (about 180 mm of precipitation)
Cameroon Red Cross (CRC) volunteers carried out an assessment
and identified 77 cases and eight deaths in the six districts affected by the epidemic
the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) allocated CHF 179,304 from the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to support the CRC respond to the needs of the floodaffected population and the epidemic
The DREF operation was initially intended to support 26,380 people in six districts (Bib&eacute;mi
sanitation and hygiene promotion activities over a period of three months
an additional allocation of CHF 128,832 was released
and an extension of the timeframe made (to five months)
in order to expand the activities planned in the following sectors:
Mobilization/training of an additional 50 volunteers; and five supervisors to reinforce community outreach / awareness-raising activities in the existing areas (Bib&eacute;mi
due to the fact that the population was opposed to improved sanitation/hygiene practices
Mobilization/training of an additional 130 volunteers and 13 supervisors to extend activities planned into six areas where new cases had been reported (Garoua I
Please refer to &ldquo;Need analysis and scenario planning&rdquo; for information
Extension of the mission (by one month) of an IFRC Regional Disaster Response Team (RDRT) member to ensure the effective implementation of the DREF operation
Following the expansion of the DREF operation, it was expected therefore that the DREF operation would support an additional 26,000 people, increasing the target population 52,380 across the twelve areas. Please refer to <a href="https://reliefweb.int/report/cameroon/cameroon-floods-and-cholera-epidemic-epoa-operation-n-mdrcm020-operations-update-n-1">Operations Update n&deg;1</a> for information on the revisions made to the DREF operation
The Canadian Red Cross / Government have contributed to the replenishment of the allocation made for this DREF operation
The major donors and partners of DREF include the Australian
the United Kingdom Department for International Development (DFID)
would like to extend thanks to all partners for their continued support
FODER association’s component of the project
EcoNorCam: Vers une approche intégrée du paysage
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FODER association’s main component of the project
The project is located in and around Benue National Park
&ldquo;Our budding farming cooperative has set up a revolving fund
To which members contribute a portion of their groundnut harvest to be sold and used as warranty for a micro finance loan,&rdquo; explains Aissatou
The group is assisted by For&ecirc;ts et D&eacute;veloppement Rural
EcoNorCam: Vers une approche int&eacute;gr&eacute;e du paysage
The project is located in and around Benue National Park in Benue and Mayo Rey Divisions in the North Region
Going by the Presidential decree of March 31
a total of 11 persons are making their maiden entry
2020 were organised by the Ministry of Basic Education and Nascent Solutions Incorporated