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Sustainably managing waste and generating bio gas Fund raising project by SURUDEV

 PLEASE KINDLY DONATE TO THE PROJECT ON THE GLOBAL GIVING WEBSITE

 http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/sustainably-managing-waste-and-generating-bio-gas/?utm_source=email2.globalgiving.org&utm_medium=email&utm_term=karijacksono5%40yahoo.com&utm_content=Your%20project%20has%20been%20approved!&utm_campaign=project-approved

Summary

This project is an effective instrument to combat deforestation, global warming and redress the high demand for fuel wood in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. It also seeks to reestablish the link between natural resource management and nature as well as remove the people out of the old day practices that led to lost of biodiversity.The global objective of this project is to improve access to innovative energy renewal technologies and contribute to conservation

What is the issue, problem, or challenge?

In the Northwest Region of Cameroon, the use of fuel wood is increasingly becoming an environmental hazard. The pressure on the small patches of forest by the rural population has contributed enormously in environment terror due to the price and inaccessibility of energy. Schools and institutions are no exception. The small scale waste recycling and bio gas project is a years project aimed at introducing bio gas in rural areas.

How will this project solve this problem?

This project is also an effective instrument to combat deforestation, global warming and redress the high demand for fuel wood in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. It also seeks to reestablish the link between natural resource management and nature as well as remove the people out of the old day practices that led to lost of biodiversity. The global objective of this project is to improve access to innovative energy renewal technologies and contribute to conservation, discourage deforestation

Potential Long Term Impact

Act as an effective tool to fight poverty Introduces bio gas production as alternative energy source for rural areas Foster conservation practices and protect nature (especially the small patches forest) Encourage group dynamics Stimulate schools and communities to engage in waste recycling Act as a tool that directly and indirectly ensures survival Mitigate climate change Create an environment friendly activities for protecting bio-diversity

Project Message

A man has not started living until he is able to overcome all the narrow confines of his immediate surroundings and is able to offer services to humankind.Kari jackson
- kari Jackson, The Coordinator

SUSTAINABLY MANAGING WASTE AND GENERATING BIO GAS PROJECT ON GLOBAL GIVING FUNDRAICSING BY SURUDEV CAMEROON

Hi there .kindly donate to our projects on the following link  http://goto.gg/10097

SUSTAINABLY MANAGING WASTE AND GENERATING BIO GAS

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             we greatly count on you for the donations.we have a target of raising at least $4000 before April ending. 
         Thanks

Let's be Proactive Now

By NDI Eugene NDI, NAYD Cameroon CC

Dear Cameroonians

Permit me to say a BIG thank you to Paul Shaw for his relentless efforts towards the promotion of our activities. No one will argue the fact that a strong advocacy is possible without the social media and I think Paul is doing just what we need at this era that the world has become a global village. No one will also argue the fact that introducing a new product is not always easy. Thus the building of country pages that he has embarked on is a new product we need to exploit. 


As I say it is difficult to anticipate how this new product would be received by the potential beneficiaries; I mean the various countries. I want Cameroon to welcome it with zeal and make good use of it. I know the major challenge we are facing in Cameroon is access to the internet. Not withstanding, I wish to enjoin you to brave this challenge and make maximum use of the country page.

According to the Cambridge Advanced Learner’s dictionary, third edition, network is “a large system consisting of many similar parts that are connected to allow movement or communication between or along the parts or between the parts and a control centre”. Why have I chosen to use this definition? Obviously because many of us joined the Network of African Youth for Development and have forgotten the meaning of a NETWORK. If we thus go by the above definition, we see that we are a large system with similar parts but we are NOT connected. May be because of our geographical locations, but with the new country page, we can be connected irrespective of our geographical locations.

We are today’s youth and tomorrow’s leaders. So let’s empower our tomorrow’s leaders today by using the country page to assert our achievements, actions, intentions and aspirations. I thus enjoin you to get on board for we are taking off. Remember advocates are the voice of the voiceless, so we need to be connected to act for public interest. NAYD is the lone platform that we can utilize to demonstrate our strength in advocating.

NDI Eugene NDI

Country Coordinator - Network of African Youths for Development

Country - Cameroon

Region- Centre

City- Yaoundé

Tel (mobile) +237 74 51 86 45
                   +237 94 03 29 64
Skype- eugene.ndi

Yahoo Messenger- eugenendindi

www.nayd.org

Invitation to NAYD Cameroon members

An invitation has been sent to all NAYD Cameroon members to become authors for their new country page. The message reads as follows:
The Blogger user Network of African Youths for Development has invited you to contribute to the blog: NAYD Cameroon Leone.
To contribute to this blog, visit:
http://www.blogger.com/i.g?inviteID=4083611974629365139&blogID=4799492603971510777
You will need to sign in with a Google Account to confirm the invitation and start posting to this blog. If you do not have a Google Account yet, we will show you how to get one in minutes.
If you accept (and it has to be a google account) then you will be able to upload photos, articles, notices and anything else that you think is relevant to youth-led sustainable development. To add content, sign in using your google account at the top right, and then click on 'New Post'. You can edit your post anytime using the icon that looks like a pencil. 

ANYONE can leave messages on the chatline on the RIGHT side of this page or leave a comment on the BLOG by clicking on 'comments' at the bottom of each BLOG.