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CAMEROON/ NORTH WEST/SOUTH WEST REGIONS: WASH Operational Presence (as of 31 May 2020) Donga-Mantung Nkambe North-West GCR South-West MOMO Mbengwi BUI NRC Kumbo 8 Local NGOs Njikwa IVSPD SUDAHSER-STREET CHILD 4 INGOs Reported in May 2020 MANYU Mamfe CARITAS-UNICEF NGO KETUNJIA CHAMEG Ndop NRC KUPE-MANENGUBA MEZAM Bangem, Tombel, Nguti Bamenda 1 AFRINET SUDAHSER-STREET CHILD Bamenda 2 IVSPD Mission 21 Bamenda 3 NDIAN CAMGEW Bamusso, Ekondo Titi, Idabato, NRC Kombo Itindi SUDAHSER-STREET CHILD IRC-DRA, Gates Foundation Tubah NRC FAKO SUDAHSER-STREET CHILD Buea IRC-DRA, NRC, CHAMEG MEME Limbe 1 Kumba 1, Kumba 2 CRC-UNICEF, IRC-Gates IRC-Gates Foundation, DRA Foundation, NRC Implementing Partner Limbe 3 Mbonge 0 Mission 21 IRC-Gates Foundtion, NRC Muyuka 1 IRC-Gates Foundtion & DRA, 2 - 3 NRC Is your data missing from this Map? If yes please share your 5W matrix with Stancelous Tiko Mverechena on [email protected] IRC-Gates Foundtion, NRC, Download 5W template here: https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/op%C3%A9rati MITCHA Foundation ons/cameroon/document/nwsw-wash-5w-template Map Data Source(s): NW/SW WASH Cluster Partners Lead Agency Date Updated: 31 May 2020 ´ Disclaimers: The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries..

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