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To us for a State to attain growth and harmony, two essential elements must be in place-A strong healthcare system and justice. A good health system means a healthy population; a healthy population means more able persons to work in industries. Again a strong work force means improved economic growth and shared prosperity. The same goes with Justice. When Justice is assured, conviviality reigns in the community making life more liveable, which in turns raises awareness on the need to collectively protect the environment since equity prevails in the distribution of the wealth from natural resources.

The Center for Research, Education and Resources Distribution to the Rural and Underprivileged People (CEREDRUP) is an NGO based in Cameroon.

We strongly believe that social change is a vital aspect to enhance economic change and consequently a healthy, richer and just world.

Unlike many other NGOs CEREDRUP has a team of experience civil society and social Development actors committed to drive real change and most of all build a healthy, richer and just world

Our Areas of Work

Health

We prioritize improvements of health care deliveries access to quality healthcare services to the poorest segment of our population.

Human Rights and Governance

We carry out intense advocacy for accountability, the respect of human rights with a special focus on the rights of women and access to justice to the less privileged. We carry out mediation and conciliation in order to resolve housing, land property disputes in communities accross the Southwest region.

Environment

Our focus here is on the development of Resilient Cities with special attention to DRR, waste management and SDG 6   We constantly carry out community education for the sustainable use of water and water resources especially the mangroves

From our News Room

66 Women in Kumba and Tiko Districts trained as Community Human Rights Monitors

66 Women in Kumba and Tiko Districts trained as Community Human Rights Monitors

1st, Jun 2015

Our Partners

SONARA Ministry of Public Health Cameroon Human Rights Commission Cameroon Fullbright TEA Alumni Association

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