Community Humanitarian Emergency Board International (COHEB INTERNATIONAL)

FOODS SECURITY, SHELTER, HEALTH AND CHILD PROTECTION

COHEB International Headquarters at Santa Barbara, Yaoundé- P.O. Box 33805 Yaoundé-Cameroon Phone.: +237 243 572 456 Website : www.cohebinternational.org Email : [email protected] / [email protected]

CONTEXT OF THE PROJECT ...... 3

OUR TRAININGS...... 5

OUR DEMONSTRATION PLANTATION ...... 6-10

OUR INFRASTRUCTURES FOR THE IDPS CAMP IN ...... 11

PRESENTATION OF COHEB INT’L ...... 12

SOME OF OUR EMERGENCY ACTIVITIES ...... 13 The South and North West crisis in Cameroon locally termed the that start in 2016 and escalated as an arm conflict in 2017 till date between government forces and lo- cal activist has resulted to massive displacement of families, offices, houses destruction of roads of violent, burning of villages, schools, health facilities, offices, houses, destruction of roads bridges loss of lives etc. Has equally resulted to violent and insecurity has increased immensely such that thousands of people in all the divisions and communities of the North West are evacuating and displacing to other communities neighbouring cities and other na- tions for refuge.

The effects of this crisis provoked COHEB International to secure a 50 hectares land and is carrying out an humanitarian response project since 2017 in Babungo village, in Ngoketunja Division. Babungo village is among one of the few villages in North that has not been much affected by the crisis and is presently hosting more than a thousand IDPs that have flee from neighbouring communities classified as red zones. Babungo is sharing com- mon boundaries with the DANWARA Tea Estate, Below in Division, Oku in Bui Division, Baba1, Bamunka, Bamising and villages in the Ngoketunja Division and remains the only safe hide for those who are not able to run from Boyo, Bui and Ngoketunja Division to big cities for safety.

For the past two years we have been carrying out food security demonstration farm and building infrastructures to host IDPs in the knowledge of both the government and the re- sistant fighter in a peaceful atmosphere. Project side in Babungo village is situated six kilo- meters from Bamunka- along the ring road from leading to Banso. this project has an objective to build shelter for about 1000 IDPs, develop a 45 hectares humanitarian agro-pastoral plantation for food security to IDPs and host population, temporal humanitarian entrepreneurial and vocational training structures and equipment to train IDPs on how to farm and transform agro-pastoral products to fight poverty and reintegrate them in the society in future, temporal health facility and orphanage for IDPs and orphans.

Convinced that, emergency entrepreneurial vocational and humanitarian care and training will highly contribute to respond to the on-going crisis and shall raise emergency profession- als entrepreneurs, with great skills in development and transformation dynamics in agro- pastoral activities to create their own small enterprises in future, will help fight health and food crisis, alleviate poverty, food security reduce unemployment, and re-develop their com- munities even after the crisis. COHEB International is about 70% ready now to start identify- ing and welcoming IDPs to the project site. With the contribution and support of the humani- tarian community, we will be able to provide shelter, food security, and promote agriculture, provide humanitarian assistance and Health assistance to IDPS and host communities, train IDPs with entrepreneurial capacities to fight poverty, Health and Food crises. Find attached below some of our agro-pastoral activities and demonstration farms.

AGRO-PASTORAL VOCATIONAL TRAININGS 9. Tomato Paste ON THE FOLLOWING, 10. Mayonnaise 11. Ice Cream 1. Organic Agricultural Farming 12. Vaseline 2. Composition of Organic Fertilizer 13. Organic Washing and Toilet Soaps 3. Poultry Farming 14. Hair Treatments 4. Pigs Farming 15. Body Balms and Robs 5. Fish Farming 16. Body Milks and Lotions 6. Mushroom Farming 17. Chicken Feed 7. Cattle 18. Pigs Feed 8. Rabbits 9. Dogs 10. Biogas Energy System SYSTEMATIC VOCATIONAL TRAININGS ON, 11. Fruit Trees Farming 1. Local and Semi-Industrial Farming 12. Garden Crops Farming Methods 2. Building and Construction of Agro- 13. Food Crops Farming Pastoral Infrastructures 3. Maintenance of Agro Pastoral Tools TRANSFORMATION OF AGRO-PASTORAL and Equipment PRODUCES TO SEMI AND FINISHED PROD- 4. Management of minor Transfor- UCTS SUCH AS mation Devices 5. Media trainings on basics and Or- 1. Cassava Flour ganic Agro pastoral Information, 2. Plantain Flour Communication and Farming Tech- 3. Spaghetti Flour nology. 4. Sweet Potatoes Flour 6. Basics on Studio Recording, Printing 5. Cocoa-Butter and Publications on Organic Agricul- 6. Chocolate tural Methods. 7. Yogurt 8. Natural Fruit Juice Our two years old orchard of diversify species of Mangoes, Plums, Pears, Oranges, Limes, Lemons, Pawpaw, Guavas, Mandarins, Grapes, Apples, Sawasults, etc.

Guava tree Orange tree

Pineapple plantation Plum tree

Sugar cane Our watermelon plantation that weight about 10 kilo- grams each Lime tree Apple tree Pawpaw tree

Coconut tree Palms nursery Fluted pumpkin Our cabbage garden

Cucumbers Okro Basilic

Diverse types of yams Big roots

Groundnuts Onions Carrots Beans Garden eggs

Maize Garlic Green pepper

Tomatoes Ginger Parsley

Plantation of Irish Potatoes Rice Pile

Fish Pond Cow Dunk

Palms kernel for pigs’ feed Our pigs

COHEB International is a non-governmental, non-profit making and non political humanitarian volunteering organiza- tion, created to respond to divers humanitarian crisis and to provide charitable humanitarian services, physically and spiritually to the people of Africa and the rest of the crisis world.

Created in Limbe in the Republic of Cameroon in 2008, with a liaison office at Sokolo, warehouse and agro-forestry transformation economic empowerment center in Moliwe Limbe I Sub-Division and headquarter in Yaounde- Cameroon.

We are operational in three main domains: Health, Protection and Community Development; and each Domain is di- vided into several Departments. Over the years we have been carrying out our activities within the CEMAC/ECOWAS Region. In Cameroon we have been working in the Far North for two years and for the pass four months we have been positioning ourselves in the SW and NW Regions Crisis.

Drugs donation

Malnutrition Screening

Assisting Refugees

Adapted literacy in a crisis zone

Practical Trainings in Food Security

Promoting Agriculture in crisis affected communities

Do not hesitate to contact us for further information or intention of partnership:

Dr. Francis M. Ndola [email protected] (+237) 679 967 303

Mrs. Vandoline Yeye [email protected] (+237) 679346363