SAILD visits an agroecological farm
On February 19, 2025, a SAILD team visited the farm of Nathalie Ladem, an agroecological producer in the Nyom district of the Centre-Cameroon region. The purpose of the visit was to follow up on the implementation of the support she received from the organization a few months ago to develop her business. Dwellings mingle with […]
A new partnership for sustainable development in Cameroon
The NGO SAILD signed a partnership agreement with two foreign researchers on March 04, 2025 in the Elig-Essono district of Yaoundé. Promoting the sustainability of deforestation-free landscapes and ensuring fair and transparent supply chains in Cameroon are the aims of this new collaboration between the Support Service for Local Development Initiatives (SAILD) through researchers Franck […]
JIF 2025: Women make up 40% of SAILD staff
The women of SAILD commemorated the 40th International Women’s Rights Day on March 06, 2025 at the NGO’s headquarters in the Elig-Essono district of Yaoundé. Every year on March 08, women all over the world commemorate the respect of their rights in society. The theme of this year’s 40th International Women’s Day (IWD) was “For […]
A study assesses the effectiveness of community forests in Central Africa
A workshop to present the national results of the study on the effectiveness of community forestry in three Central African countries, including Cameroon, Gabon and the DRC, was held on February 13, 2025 in the Tsinga district of Yaoundé. To what extent have community forestry actions had a positive impact on the livelihoods of local […]
SAILD boosts organic broiler farming
The NGO SAILD organized an information day on February 06, 2025 at the Center for the Promotion of Women and the Family in Yaoundé 5, with the aim of promoting organic broiler farming. Producing at lower cost while respecting the environment is the essential message conveyed during this information day organized by the Support Service […]
Climate policies in Cameroon: Involving communities and civil society a concern
Some twenty civil society organizations gathered on January 30, 2025 for a workshop organized by the Support Service for Local Development Initiatives (SAILD) in Mbalmayo, central Cameroon. “ Green Accountability, to strengthen the involvement of CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) and PACL (Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities) for greater accountability and transparency in climate policies and […]
A Congolese delegation visits SAILD
More than fifteen people from Congo Brazzaville met at the Support Service for Local Development Initiatives (SAILD) on January 21, 2025. Their purpose was to learn about SAILD’s experience in implementing the Youth Agropastoral Entrepreneurship Program (Youth-AEP) in Cameroon, financed by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). Youth-AEP aims to support the creation of […]
The PNDD has its own participative riverbank management committee
The Support Service for Local Development Initiatives (SAILD) set up a riparian committee for participatory management of the DengDeng National Park (PNDD) from October 30 to November 04, 2024 in the villages of Têted’Eléphant, Liguim and Lom1 in East Cameroon. The Participatory Riparian Management Committee (CRGP) of the Deng Deng National Park (PNDD) in the […]
Ten days of follow-up for PNDD residents
From October 1 to 10, 2024, SAILD monitored agroecological, beekeeping and small livestock production activities in the villages of Tête d’Eléphant, Liguim and Lom1 in East Cameroon. Since the beginning of 2024, the Support Service for Local Development Initiatives (SAILD) has strengthened the capacities of over 200 farmers in three villages in East Cameroon. These […]
SAILD at the helm of IFI Monitoring Group
The Support Service for Local Development Initiatives (SAILD) is the chairman of the IFI Monitoring Group. A platform created to monitor IFI-funded projects to ensure respect for the rights of local communities and the environment. The organization was elected at a general meeting held from October 30 to 31, 2024 in Yaoundé. Some fifteen civil […]