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6;:'L Lrsre DES ECOLES NECESSTTEUSES UOB POST|NG L B;\ } REGION DE L'est REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Paix-Travail-Patrie Peâce-Work-Fatherland MINISTERE DE L'EDUCATION DE MINISTRY OF BASIC EDUCATION BASE CENERAL SECRETARIAT SECRETARIAT GENERAL DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DIRECTION DES RESSOURCES RESOURCf,S HUMAINES TROISIEME PROGRAMME DE CONTRACTUALISATION DES INSTITUTEURS AU MINISTERE DE L'EDUCATION DE BASE ce'o' DEUXIEME OPERATION AU TITRE DE L'EXERCICE 2O2O ,6;:'l LrsrE DES ECOLES NECESSTTEUSES UOB POST|NG l b;\ } REGION DE L'EST N" REGION DE PARTEM E NT ARRONDISSEMENT NOM DE L'ÊCOLE BOUMBA-ET- EP DISSO 1 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET- EP GBANDIA 2 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET. EP GRIBI-CHEFFERIE EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET- EP KELEM BA 4 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EOUMBA.ET- EP KONGO , 5 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EOUMBA-ET. EP KPOKILITA 6 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA.ET- EP LAMBO 7 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA.ET- EP LOM 8 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET- EP MANG 9 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET- EP MBIALI 10 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET- EP MENTSOKA 11 EST NGOKO GARI GOMEO BOUMBA-ET- EP M ETEGOMATSINOMORI 12 EST , NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMEA.ET- EP MOMZOPIA 13 E5T NGOKO GARI GOMBO BOUMBA-ET- 14 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EP MOPOUO BOUMBA-ET- 15 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EP NGARISSO BOUMBA-ET- 16 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EP NGOUNDI 1 BOUMBA-ET- 17 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EP NGOUNDI 2 BOUMBA-ET- 18 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EP PAYA BOUMBA-ET- 19 EST NGOKO GARI GOMBO EP SFIL-NDENG BOUMBA-ET- 20 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP BANANA BOUMBA-ET- 21 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP DIOULA BOUMBA-ET- 22 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP KIKA BOUMBA-ET- 23 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP LEGOUE BOUMBA-ET- 24 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MAKOKA 1 BOUMBA-ET- 25 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MALAPA FLEUVE BOUMBA-ET- 26 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MALAPA-NGUILILI BOUMBA-ET- 27 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MAMBELE BOUMBA-ET- 28 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MBANGOYE 1 BOUMBA-ET- 29 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MBATEKA BOUMBA-ET- 30 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MBATEKA-NDJONG BOUMBA-ET- 31 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP MINDOUROU MOLOUNDOU BOUMBA-ET- 32 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP NGUILILI BOUMBA-ET- 33 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP SOCAMBO BOUMBA-ET- 34 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP YENGA BOUMBA-ET- 35 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP YENGA-DOUCEMENT BOUMBA-ET- 36 EST NGOKO MOLOUNDOU EP YENGA-TENGUE BOUMBA-ET- 37 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP BELA BOUMBA-ET- 38 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP KOUMELA BOUMBA-ET- 39 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP LIBONGO GR I BOUMBA-ET- 40 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP LIBONGO II BOUMBA-ET- 41 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP LOKOMO SEBC BOUMBA-ET- 42 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP MBOLI BOUMBA-ET- 43 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP MIKEL BOUMBA-ET- 44 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP MOMBOUE BOUMBA-ET- 45 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP NGOLLA 115 BOUMBA-ET- 46 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP NGOLLA 120 BOUMBA-ET- 47 EST NGOKO SALAPOUMBE EP NGOLLA 125 BOUMBA-ET- 48 EST NGOKO 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NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MASSEA BOUMBA-ET- 70 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MBOL 2 BOUMBA-ET- 71 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MBOY 1 BOUMBA-ET- 72 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MEMPOUE CFC BOUMBA-ET- 73 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MENDOUNGUE BOUMBA-ET- 74 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MENZIONG BOUMBA-ET- 75 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MIMBO-MIMBO BOUMBA-ET- 76 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MINTOM BOUMBA-ET- 77 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MOAMPACK BOUMBA-ET- 78 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MOBALO 2 BOUMBA-ET- 79 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MODOUMO BOUMBA-ET- 80 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MOPOUE BOUMBA-ET- 81 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP MPARO BOUMBA-ET- 82 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP NAMPELLA BOUMBA-ET- 83 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP NDJALOBEKOE BOUMBA-ET- 84 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP NGOLLA 20 BOUMBA-ET- 85 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP NGOLLA 35 BOUMBA-ET- 86 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP NTIOU BOUMBA-ET- 87 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP NYABONDA BOUMBA-ET- 88 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP PARIS 30 BOUMBA-ET- 89 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP PARNY BOUMBA-ET- 90 EST NGOKO YOKADOUMA EP SENGBOT BOUMBA-ET- 91 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EP MBAME 1 140 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP MENDJIME 141 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP MENYANGOUA 142 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP NGANDAME 143 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP NGODOMOU 144 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP NGOMDOUMA II 145 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP OULBIAM 146 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP SALLE 147 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUMAINTANG EP SEGUELENDOM 148 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP AMBAKA 149 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP BENT 150 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP BONANDO 151 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP DJAGLASSI 152 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP GOUMBEGERON 153 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP MALLA 154 EST HAUT-NYONG DOUME EP OULMENDAMBA 155 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP ABIERE 156 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP ADJELA 157 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP DJENOU 158 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP DJOAMEDJOH 159 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP DJOANDJILA 160 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP EKOM 161 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP ESCHIAMBOR 162 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP LOMIE GRPE 2 163 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP MAKAK 164 EST HAUT-NYONG LOMIE EP MEDJUH 165 EST HAUT-NYONG 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