Community Initiative for Sustainable Development
SERVING HUMANITY!
In the humanitarian sector, safeguarding against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) is not merely essential; it is imperative, especially in crisis situations such as the ongoing socio-political turmoil in the Northwest and Southwest regions. The United Nations is stern regarding PSEA, emphasizing that any cases of exploitation or abuse must not be taken lightly. This… Continue reading COMINSUD upholds standards of Protection Against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse
In the heart socio-political crisis in Cameroon, particularly in the North West and South West Regions, the humanitarian landscape is faced with challenges. For over eight years, the conflict in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon has left countless individuals feeling hopeless, vulnerable, and displaced. Accessing communities that are in dire need… Continue reading Danish Refugee Council (DRC) trains COMINSUD staff on Humanitarian Access
COMINSUD successfully carried out a transformative workshop on building a Resilient and Inclusive Friendly Environment community, empowering 30 community monitors which consisted of community leaders, members and counselors from Sisia I, II, III, and IV on March 19, 2025. Sisia quarter is one of the risk prone areas of disasters which have had recurrent records… Continue reading COMINSUD Empowers Communities for an Environmentally Sustainable Future
COMINSUD has launched its 2025 project year and welcomed 4 newly recruited staff for the First Line Local Assistance for Swift Humanitarian Response (FLASH) project implemented with the Danish Refugee Council (DRC). The event was graced by the Board chairperson of the organization Chambi Julie Andam, who welcomed the newly recruited as ambassadors of the… Continue reading COMINSUD launches 2025 project year with newly recruited staff
The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) has conducted a due diligence visit to COMINSUD as part of the First Line Local Assistance for Swift Humanitarian Response (FLASH) project. The assessment aimed to evaluate operational readiness and ensure effective collaboration in delivering timely humanitarian assistance to affected communities. The project implements Rapid Response Mechanisms (RRM) in all… Continue reading DRC visits COMINSUD for a Due Diligence check
Four interns were on March 12, 2025 welcomed to Community Initiative for Sustainable Development (COMINSUD) The students, three from the Department of Transport and Logistics of the University of Bamenda and One from the Human Resource Management Department of National Polytechnic Bambui will for the next three months undergo practical works related to their studies.… Continue reading COMINSUD commits to fostering next generation young talents
COMINSUD is privileged to be amongst a host of other CSOs in the North West and South West Regions participating in a project launch in Bafoussam on 5th - 6th February, 2025. The project titled "Woman eh, wuna place dey” is designed to leverage the potential of women and girls in the North West and… Continue reading GIZ/UNFPA partner with COMINSUD and other CSOs to promote Peace and fight GBV
Following envisaged partnership with the Danish Refugee (Council DRC) to implement the project "FLASH" - First Line local Assistance for Swift Humanitarian response in North West Cameroon, a number of staff will be recruited. Interested applicants have one week from the date of putting up this note to deposit their applications. This will be followed… Continue reading JOB OFFERS AT COMINSUD
COMINSUD and the rest of the Humanitarian body in the North West Region of Cameroon have drawn the curtains on 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence 2024. The event concluded Tuesday December 10, with important take-home messages for organizations, community leaders, government stakeholders and the general public. Prominent was the announcement of hotline number,… Continue reading 1523: HOTLINE NUMBER against GBV
Responding and Rebuilding after the Abuse.
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