AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Health Partnership: WHO and Cameroon unveiled a new 2025–2029 cooperation roadmap in Yaounde, shifting focus toward primary healthcare and community systems, with past wins including cholera vaccination of 2.8M people and malaria vaccine rollout in 42 high-risk districts. Gender-Based Violence & Rights: Cameroon faces rising femicides, with reports of about 50 killings between January and April and calls for stronger action; SOGOC also urged lawmakers to pass a dedicated SRHR law to reduce unsafe abortion risks and legal uncertainty. Social Protection for Youth: Cameroon launched a Yaounde campaign to extract and resocialize street children and vulnerable youth, targeting at least 300 by December 2026 through a coalition of ministries and civil society. Energy Access & Accountability: Government received 16,000 smart electricity meters for public buildings to improve billing accuracy and transparency, with at least 10,000 planned by end-2026. Climate & Health Risks: Greenpeace Africa says Cameroon’s flood warnings must be matched with real prevention and adaptation investment after recent Douala and Limbé disasters increased displacement and disease risk.
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