A cooperative financing mechanism
AEF's 2025 publication reports nine loans to six women-led groups, continuing support initiated in 2023. Activities include crop production, livestock and community storage.
FROM ACTION TO ACHIEVEMENT
Building rural autonomy.
Documented programmes in training, agroecological entrepreneurship, solidarity finance and advocacy.
PROFEJA · Women and youth in agroecology
ONGOING PROGRAMME · 2025–2027
Source: Agroecology Fund · Programmes and datesStrengthening enterprises led by women and young people.
Agroecology Fund lists a phase running from 1 September 2025 to 1 September 2027, focused on institutional strengthening and development of CNOP-CAM's small agroecological enterprises.
Documented achievements
An experiment with 31 poultry farmers
PRAEEPOUL (2022–2025) involved 14 farmers in Nkolmefou 1 and 17 in Ngaoundéré. This is an experimental group, not the total number of CNOP-CAM beneficiaries.
Promoting national produce
The “Je mange camerounais” campaign featured in Nkolmefou 1 in June 2026 and at a side event during the September 2026 family-farming discussions.
Advocacy and skills development
Agricultural policies
In 2022, CNOP-CAM presented public authorities and the media with a proposal for an agricultural framework law. This advocacy does not mean that a law was adopted.
Resource mobilisation
From 20 to 22 July 2026, CNOP-CAM representatives took part in a PROPAC–TRIAS workshop in Yaoundé on funding strategies.
Rural training
The institutional profile identifies CFPEEAR in Mfou, a literacy centre in Ntui and an incubation centre in Mbébé, near Kribi.
Interpreting results carefully
Activities, participants, funding and observed changes are distinguished. No total funds raised, income gain or yield is claimed without a verifiable report. Approved reports can supplement the documented achievements.