MEP CAMEROON

MEPCAM challenged some thirty-seven vulnerable individuals in Bertoua, Cameroon’s Eastregion, urging them to “Think Outside the Box” during a transformative mass entrepreneurshipcampaign on Saturday, July 20th, 2024. This three-hour initiative, orchestrated by MEPCAM partners in Bertoua, united a diverse spectrum of participants—widows, orphans, teachers, Christians, Muslims, and graduates—under the banner of “THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX.”

Ngala Roger is an unemployed graduate with a strong passion for technology and digital marketing.Before the ongoing Transformed Livelihood intervention, he has been learning website building and website management, developing of applications and training others on gaining computer skills. He has been doing this without any clear plan on what the future holds for him.

After Identifying and training over twenty (20) less privileged persons from the community of Mile 16 Bolifamba under the “Transformed Livelihood” project, MEPCAM decided to empower these participants to start their personal businesses. To achieve this objective, we organized a fundraising event on August 08 2020 to raise startup capital for these project participants. This

Benjaka Emmanual is a sixty-year-old participant and beneficiary of the interest-free loan from mindset change project. He is from Bwanda community of mile 16, a father of four with over twenty years of experience in agriculture. However, his output has never really left any meaningful impact in his life because he has been doing this

Fien Jannet is a head of household with three dependent children with whom she has been barely surviving as she has been engaged in vegetable farming to fend for her family. However, the Transformed Livelihood intervention put a smile on her face as she was able to operate a new business after the fundraising event.

Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they After the awareness campaign and dissemination forum organized in Bomaka community, MEPCAM invited the selected persons to the training ground where they were all involved in the planning and implementation process for a better

It is the tradition of MEPCAM to provoke active participation of her project participants during project trainings and throughout the execution of the project. During the Entrepreneurship Awareness Campaign and Dissemination Forum, the participants were shared in small workshop groups in which they reflected on the concept of entrepreneurship and enterprise development as inscribed in

After administering and analyzing the baseline survey, the need for enterprise development training as a means of changing a wrong mindset that in the people was an urgent necessity; a mindset that consider that money is the first thing that they need to start a business. Since many considered money not just as the first