Forest and Agroforestry Promoters (FAP NGO) Cameroon
FAP NGO promote the sustainable management of the natural and wetland resources in Cameroon.

FAP NGO Cameroon





 

Practical trainin on use and management of Solar water pump
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  Introducing Solar water Pump in Cameroon

  Home gardening for income generating activities
 
System of Rice Intensification practices with small holder farmers in Cameroon
  
Compost making to obtain organic natural fertilizer
Humaniterian Services (providing livelihood for Internally Displaced people in the Cameroon Anglophone Crisis)

FOREST AND AGROFORESTRY PROMOTERS (FAP NGO) CAMEROON
Present head office: Mile 3 Bamenda    North West Region           
Branch Office: Ndop Ngoketunjia Division                               
Tel: +237 677839843 email: forestagrofor@yahoo.com, fapngocameroon@yahoo.com


Forest and Agroforestry Promoters ( FAP NGO) was created 2001 and legalised with the government of Cameroon on the 9th of  March 2004 with reference number:   137/E31/067/SCAB.

FAP’s mission is to promote the sustainable management of the natural and wetland resources in the Western highlands of Cameroon

FAP’s Activities include:

1.       Carry out sustainable Agricultural and livestock practices, watershed/forest protection and management in Cameroon.

2.         Facilitation of dialogue processes between the multiple users of  natural resources; including Farmers grazers conflicts, farmer and farmer conflicts, villge and village conflicts on land.

3.         Carry out Economic empowerment activities and enterpreneurship for Women, Youth and other volnerable groups and facilitate their participation in natural resources management processes;

4.        Promote renewable energy through solar and wind energy in Cameroon

Specific problem and challenges addressed by FAP in her activities

-           Low family incomes.

-           Limited knowledge on enterpreneurship

-           Poor farming practices

-           Uncontrolled exploitation of forest/wetland resources

-           Low capacity of community members to generate income from their resources. (Poor management capacities)

-           Poor leadership within groups and communities.

-           Conflict over the use of wetland and other natural resources.

-           Fast depletion of natural resources due to unsustainable exploitation by rural communities. 

Approach to these problems

In order to address these problems, FAP uses gender-sensitive participatory approaches to build the capacities and empower poor community members technically. With this approach, FAP expects to achieve a more equitable access to and control over natural resources within the community and to reduce poverty and unemployment.

FAP focuses on the rural population of the Cameroon which constitutes 80% of the total population of the region. The reason for focusing on the rural population is because they depend on natural resources for most of their income generating activities (crop production, livestock rearing including beekeeping, exploitation of timber and non timber forest products). Because of their poor organization and poor management capacities, these resources are depleting thereby rendering them even poorer.

FAP NGO is a Member of the following professional bodies and Networks:

  •   Global Environment Facilities-CSO (GEF-CSO),
  •  Green Climate Fund (GCF),
  •  United Nation Convention to Combat desertification (UNCCD-CSO)
  •  International Analog Forestry Network and Cameroon Analog Forestry Network(IAF and CAFON)
  •  National Environmental stakeholder Network (NESCAM)
  • National Human Human Right CSO organisation Network, (RECHORD) Memberships through FAP NGO.
  • National Platform Agrosylvo Pastoral and forestry Professionals Producers organisation of Cameroon (PLANOPAC)

FAP NGO experience from projects implemented since creation in 2004

Date

Location

 

Description  of Project  

2023-2024

Bamenda NWR

Cameroon Renew-ed funded by Europian Union

2023

Santa Subdivision

Promotion of Community Initiatives to Protect Common Interest Resources in Cameroon (waterctchment areas)

Suppoerted by INADES FORMATION Abijan

2022

Bamendankwe Watershed tree planting

Planting of 75,000 assorted tree seedlings in 30 hectatres of degraded watercatchment areas Suppoerted by  Africa’s Top 100 Tree Restoration Projects

2022

Alatening Village around Bali-Gemba forest Reserve

Watershed biodiversity conservation through beekeeping and sustainable agricultural practices New England Biolab Foundation.USA

2019 to 2020

Santa, Babessi and Ndop in NWR Cameroon

Enhancing Livelihoods and economic opportunities for Vulnerable People in Ngoketunjia and Mezam Division affected by the Anglophone Crises.  

SGP-ERM-SGF Grant Project CMR/SGP/ERM SGF/UNDP/19/10

 2019 to 2020

Tubah Sub Division

Mezam

Enhancing sustainable agricultural practices for women and with women to reduce watershed degradation in the Tubah watershed in Mezam Division, North West Region Cameroon.                             WOMEN2030 SUB-GRANTS –BURKINA FASO, TOGO, CAMEROUN AND TUNISIA

2019 to 2020

Monie VillageFoumbot Subdiv. West Region

Introducing Solar water pump for irrigation agriculture and cell phone charging in Cameroon.  Pollination grant  USA

2018

Bamenda

Facilitated Entrepreneuralship Start ups for honey value chain

2017-18

Ngoketunjia and Mezam

Facilitate small and Medium size enterprises to access funding from Micro finance institution through prospection, financial analysis and education and Business plan development.

Support Programme for Agricultural and Agri-food Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SPAASME) C2D-French Development agency Funding

 

Iluani Village, Ndian Division SW Region

Protection of five water catchment  and training of community members on watercatchment  areas protection in I luani Village South West Region with support from New England Bio Labs foundation USA

2017-2018

NDOP Ngoketunjia Division

Carried out Business Diagnoses and the development of business plans for 07 enterprises Cameroon government under the Ministry of small and Medium size enterprises

Support Programme for Agricultural and Agri-food Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SPAASME) C2D-French Development agency Funding

2014-2015

Ndop council area

 

Executed Neem Tree and market gardening for socio economic development in Ngoketunjia Division. Through training and material support from GEF SGP UNDP

2014-2015

Bamessing Ndop

Protection of five water catchment  and training of community members on watercatchment  areas protection in Bamessing and Bamali Villages with support from New England Bio Labs foundation USA

2014-2015

Bamessing Ndop

Establishment and training of farmers on Analog Forestry in the Demonstration plot in Bamessing with support from  IAFN Costa Rica

2014

LAKE NYOS Area

Resettlement of Lake Nyos gas disaster victims in their village of origin   Financed by EUROPEAN UNION. AFCON

2014-2015

Ndop Boyo and kumbo Councils

Supervised data collection for capacity needs on group governance issues and Carried out capacity build for 30 farming groups on group dynamics and leadership European Union (PASC)

2014

Ndop council

 

Supervised Food and Nutuition survey in for children less than 5 years supported by SNV

2013

Ndop council

Supervised problems of low rice production for subsistence farmers in Ndop council

2013

Ndop, babessi and Balikumbat councils

Supervised the development of Enterprise Development Plans (EDPs) for  07 tree and forest products(NTFP) interest groups in Ngoketunjia division supported by FAO/European Union

2012

 Ndu, Kumbo and Bafut councils

Supervised the putting in place water dialogue platforms in three municipal councils in the North West Region

GEF SGP UNDP

2011

Nwa, Ndu, Ndop, babessi, Balikumbat and Tubah

Supervised Data collection on the availability of shea trees in the North West Region, supported by SNV

2010

Ndop, babessi and Balikumbat councils

Supervised Data collection Non Wood Forest Products prioritizationand training community members on enterprise development  by FAO/European Union

2009        2010

DOM forest Noni Subdivision Bui Division

Resource person for the training of DOM community forest management Institution on Tree nursery establishment, market gardening and Agro forestry  supported by IUCN NL/ ANCO

2008

Bafang Ngusi   West & S W Regions

Carried out forest inventory in two community forest in West and South West Region by Forest Governance Facility

2008

Ndop, babessi and Balikumbat councils

Assisted Wetland users in the Upper Noun Area in the organization of a dialogue platform for conflict resolution especially during transhumance  assisted by  (SNV)

2007

 

Ndop, babessi and Balikumbat councils

Trained farmers and grazers in Ngoketunjia Division conflict identification, resolution and management

Trained pastoral users in Ngoketunjia Agro pastoral and land laws in Cameroon

Assist farmers and grazers to form farming alliance for a peaceful co-existence in the Division supported by  Netherland Embassy  

2007

 

Bamenda

 

Resource person on the presentation of Bee loving trees during the FAO training of Trainers on beekeeping.FAO/European Union

2007

Ndop  council

 

Trained farmers on tree nursery and Agroforestry  supported by International tree Foundation UK

2006

ELAK council

 

Carry out socio-economic baseline survey in the Upper Shinga community forest. Executed fire fighting, patrolling and the replacement of 1000 eucalyptus trees with prunus in the Upper Shinga Community Forest. (Part of Kilum Mountain forest in Bui Division of the North West Region). Supported by DFID/CAMCOF

2006

Mezam,Boyo & Ngoketunjia Divisions

Tree Planting and bee keeping in Bamenda Highlands  supported by Netherland Embassy


 
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