AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDisability & Jobs: Cameroon’s SEEPD Program (Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services) says young people with disabilities are still shut out of employment despite legal protections, citing discrimination, inaccessible workplaces and weak enforcement; it highlights an innovator using InReach tech for real-time accessibility for deaf people and calls on public and private sectors to expand equal opportunities. Rural Healthcare Access: In Eyang (PAV), CAMESA’s 2026 health campaign—supported by Gwags and other partners—delivered free general and dental consultations, lab tests and medication to 100+ residents, with 5–7 surgical cases flagged for follow-up. Cholera Watch (Regional): West and Central Africa are seeing active cholera spread along two main routes, with Cameroon’s Far North reporting cases and deaths as flooding and displacement worsen water safety. Humanitarian Food Support: Japan contributed about USD 1.25m to WFP for three months of emergency food assistance for 13,000+ refugees and internally displaced people in Adamawa and the Far North. Health System Funding for Youth: Cameroon is mobilising CFAF 386.1bn for its Youth Plan 2025–2030, including allocations for youth health and well-being alongside education and skills.
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