BREF APERÇU DE NOTRE ACTIVITE
19 Juillet 2013 réunion de validation de la feuille de route de la facilitation américaine du Partenariat pour les Forêt du Bassin du Congo (PFBC) et les organisations de la société civile Camerounaise.
17 Juillet 2013 réunion de concertation des Réseaux de la CEFDHAC (REPAR, REPALEAC, REJEFAC) avec la facilitation Américaine pour le Partenariat pour les Forêts du Bassin du Congo (PFBC) au siège de l’UICN.
12 Juin 2013 réunion de concertation et de réflexion sur la contribution des organisations du REJEFAC sur les enjeux de la problématique REDD au Cameroun avec AYICC, SYJED, AJVC et le Dr Stephen Cobb, Environment & Development Group, Consultant du PNUD au siège du REJEFAC.
02-04 Mars 2013 participation à l’assemblée générale du REJEFAC où il a été question d’élaborer un plan stratégique de la période de 2012-2015 à Douala JVE a assuré le secrétariat et a participé à la rédaction du rapport final.
07-10 février 2013 coorganisateur de la conférence sur l’agenda Post 2015 avec African youth Panelthème : comment impliquer les jeunes dans l’agenda post 2015. Gestion du secrétariat et Rédaction du rapport final du séminaire.
10-15 février 2013 participation à la Tunza à Nairobi Kenya, mise en place d’une stratégie de suivi des objectifs de la Tunza au sein de la jeunesse pour une meilleure implication du leadership Africain et identification des représentants nationaux de la Tunza
TRAINING
Young Volunteers for Environment (JVE Cameroon), and its partners include Vital Actions for Sustainable Development (AVD), Synergy Development Youth, Community Action and Aide21, welcome the holding of the second phase of the preparation of African youth to UN conferences.
From 29 May to 1 June 2012 in Yaounde, Cameroon was held in Yaounde in Cameroon International Workshop on the preparatory process for the participation of youth and African media to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio +20) and lechangement on climate (COP18) to be held respectively from 20 to 22 June in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and from 26 November to 7 December 2012 in Doha, Qatar.
The objective of this workshop, was to make efficient and effective participation of young women and African media in the processes of decision making on the future of our planet to achieve together 'The future we want '.
open to youth, women and journalists from media organizations and for the environment and sustainable development, training will be supported by the High Commission of britain, the embassy of Equatorial Guinea, the democratic republic of congo and Chad
organizers
African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC) - Cameroon, Young Volunteers for Environment (JVE) - Cameroon, Vital Actions for Sustainable Development (AVD), Synergy Development Youth (SYJEDE), Solidarity and Action Aide21.
With support from
Rio 20 World Competition of Music for Youth, Peace Child International Road to Rio +20, the Major Group of Children and Youth with CSD, MyCity 20.
Thank you to the Ministry of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Sustainable Development of Cameroon.
Blondel SILENOU ( JVE CAMEROON ) and Jean paul AFFANA(AVD) presenting the project to media
The election immediately became a good opportunity for environmental and climate activists from Cameroon to raise awareness among citizens on the importance to only support with their votes candidates who agree to include climate change and sustainable development policies in their proposed plans of action as a crucial topic to be addressed. That is why Vital Actions for Sustainable Development (AVD) and Young volunteers for environment cameroon a youth-led civil society organizations from Cameroon decided to run an innovative campaign on the week preceding the election called ’’I Vote for Climate’’.
The main goal of the campaign was to encourage all candidates at the presidential election in Cameroon to include sustainable development and climate change policies in the plans of action they propose for the well-being of citizens who voted for them in order to choose their president. Attention of all candidates and the Government of Cameroon was call called on the real threat climate change and environment degradation causes on the life of millions of citizens. The organizers of the campaign also used it as an opportunity to build in Cameroon a civil society movement that increase the capacity of citizens to ask decision makers to use efficiency as a key indicator to ensure a real implementation of national programmes on adaptation and mitigation to climate change, education for sustainable development, energy access and development of renewable energy. Nowadays Cameroon still faces limited energy access for a big number of its population.
‘’I Vote for Climate‘’ campaign was launched on the 4th
October in Yaoundé, the capital city of Cameroon, in the same time with
a press conference that
brought together more than fifty (50) journalists from various media
including TV stations, newspaper, radio stations and online media.
Other participants were civil society and diplomatic
mission’s representatives, a group of local young musicians and
artists as well as many other ordinary citizens. A big number of these
people started to sign the petition.
The project is supported by the Global Campaign for Climate Action (GCCA) from Green Peace and involved many youth NGOs from Cameroon like Youth Synergy for Development (SYJEDE). The African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC), a network of African young professionals and activists working to address climate change, also played a key role for the international partnership, technical advices/skills and capacity-building aspects of the campaign.
24-27
Août 2013 TUNZAfrika à
Lomé sous le thème, « Mobiliser la jeunesse Africaine pour un
développement durable éco responsable » cette
conférence a permis de mettre en place une grande plateforme de
jeunes sur l'environnement. Nelly Diane ALEMFACK Directrice Exécutive
de JVE Cameroun a été élu pour cordonner la sous région Afrique
Centrale
17 Juillet 2013 réunion de concertation des Réseaux de la CEFDHAC (REPAR, REPALEAC, REJEFAC) avec la facilitation Américaine pour le Partenariat pour les Forêts du Bassin du Congo (PFBC) au siège de l’UICN.
12 Juin 2013 réunion de concertation et de réflexion sur la contribution des organisations du REJEFAC sur les enjeux de la problématique REDD au Cameroun avec AYICC, SYJED, AJVC et le Dr Stephen Cobb, Environment & Development Group, Consultant du PNUD au siège du REJEFAC.
02-04 Mars 2013 participation à l’assemblée générale du REJEFAC où il a été question d’élaborer un plan stratégique de la période de 2012-2015 à Douala JVE a assuré le secrétariat et a participé à la rédaction du rapport final.
07-10 février 2013 coorganisateur de la conférence sur l’agenda Post 2015 avec African youth Panelthème : comment impliquer les jeunes dans l’agenda post 2015. Gestion du secrétariat et Rédaction du rapport final du séminaire.
10-15 février 2013 participation à la Tunza à Nairobi Kenya, mise en place d’une stratégie de suivi des objectifs de la Tunza au sein de la jeunesse pour une meilleure implication du leadership Africain et identification des représentants nationaux de la Tunza
TRAINING
From 29 May to 1 June 2012 in Yaounde, Cameroon was held in Yaounde in Cameroon International Workshop on the preparatory process for the participation of youth and African media to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio +20) and lechangement on climate (COP18) to be held respectively from 20 to 22 June in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and from 26 November to 7 December 2012 in Doha, Qatar.
The objective of this workshop, was to make efficient and effective participation of young women and African media in the processes of decision making on the future of our planet to achieve together 'The future we want '.
open to youth, women and journalists from media organizations and for the environment and sustainable development, training will be supported by the High Commission of britain, the embassy of Equatorial Guinea, the democratic republic of congo and Chad
organizers
African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC) - Cameroon, Young Volunteers for Environment (JVE) - Cameroon, Vital Actions for Sustainable Development (AVD), Synergy Development Youth (SYJEDE), Solidarity and Action Aide21.
With support from
Rio 20 World Competition of Music for Youth, Peace Child International Road to Rio +20, the Major Group of Children and Youth with CSD, MyCity 20.
Thank you to the Ministry of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Sustainable Development of Cameroon.
CAMPAIGN
Launch of the ''I Vote for Climate'' campaign
Blondel SILENOU ( JVE CAMEROON ) and Jean paul AFFANA(AVD) presenting the project to media The presidential election in Cameroon took place this 9th October 2011 with twenty three (23) candidates running for the only available seat. Following the electoral procedures all candidates had a full week until the 8th October at midnight to present and promote their plans of action for the next seven years in case they were elected by the citizens. During that week most of them focused their speeches on various topics including reduction of poverty; fight against crime and violence; amelioration of the country economy; capacity to welcome more public investments; access to clean water; creation of more jobs for youth; fight against bad governance or reduction of child mortality. All these topics are relevant for the country and were mostly welcomed by the people. However in a changing climate increasing its negative impacts on human life the presidential election in Cameroon was lacking profound discussions on the fight against climate change and the acceleration of sustainable development’s implementation in the country. One of the candidates, Mr. Pierre Fritz NGO, from the Cameroonian Ecological Movement (MEC) was using environment and protection of the nature as his main message during the electoral campaign but this was not enough.
The election immediately became a good opportunity for environmental and climate activists from Cameroon to raise awareness among citizens on the importance to only support with their votes candidates who agree to include climate change and sustainable development policies in their proposed plans of action as a crucial topic to be addressed. That is why Vital Actions for Sustainable Development (AVD) and Young volunteers for environment cameroon a youth-led civil society organizations from Cameroon decided to run an innovative campaign on the week preceding the election called ’’I Vote for Climate’’.
The main goal of the campaign was to encourage all candidates at the presidential election in Cameroon to include sustainable development and climate change policies in the plans of action they propose for the well-being of citizens who voted for them in order to choose their president. Attention of all candidates and the Government of Cameroon was call called on the real threat climate change and environment degradation causes on the life of millions of citizens. The organizers of the campaign also used it as an opportunity to build in Cameroon a civil society movement that increase the capacity of citizens to ask decision makers to use efficiency as a key indicator to ensure a real implementation of national programmes on adaptation and mitigation to climate change, education for sustainable development, energy access and development of renewable energy. Nowadays Cameroon still faces limited energy access for a big number of its population.
‘’I Vote for Climate‘’ campaign was launched on the 4th
October in Yaoundé, the capital city of Cameroon, in the same time with
a press conference that
brought together more than fifty (50) journalists from various media
including TV stations, newspaper, radio stations and online media.
Other participants were civil society and diplomatic
mission’s representatives, a group of local young musicians and
artists as well as many other ordinary citizens. A big number of these
people started to sign the petition.
The project is supported by the Global Campaign for Climate Action (GCCA) from Green Peace and involved many youth NGOs from Cameroon like Youth Synergy for Development (SYJEDE). The African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC), a network of African young professionals and activists working to address climate change, also played a key role for the international partnership, technical advices/skills and capacity-building aspects of the campaign.
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