Events & Community Outreach
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Each year, the institute runs more than 100 private and public events – conferences, workshops and roundtables – in Cameroon and internationally with partners.
Upcoming Events
Event
Integrating Climate Change Adaptation into Agriculture
Contexte: Adaptation to climate change in Cameroon’s agricultural sector is essential for ensuring food security and economic stability. Implementing diverse strategies such as improved crop varieties, ISFM, agroforestry, and innovative technologies can significantly enhance resilience against the adverse effects of climate change. In Cameroon, Mumita Holdings (startup) focuses on sustainable agriculture practices, employing technologies such as low-cost greenhouses and solar-powered irrigation systems. Meanwhile, the YouthADAPT challenge promotes sustainable job creation and empowers youth and women in Africa by supporting enterprises that provide climate adaptation solutions in agriculture.
Objectives; This event aims to;
-Provide an overview of good climate policy in Africa.
– Give three examples of new policies that are posirively impacting various economies.
-Outline the strategies to improve limate policy across Africa.
Date & Heure: 04 November 2024, 12:00-13:30
Localisation: Google Meets
Moderateur: Mr. Henri Kouam, Fondateur, Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI)
Panel:
-Dr. Grace Mbungu, Senior Fellow, and Head of Climate Change Program at APRI – Africa Policy Research Institute
-Dr. Tii Nchofoung,Economist, CEPI Researh Fellow & Public Administrator
How do you participate?
Send the theme of the event, your name, e-mail address and telephone number to info@camepi.org and you’ll receive a link to enter (only 150 places available).
Event
How to improve access to educational technologies in rural areas
Contexte: The rapid development of information and communication technologies (ICT) has considerably changed education worldwide. Cameroon is no exception, with the increasing use of technological tools in the education sector. Digital learning platforms enable students to easily access online courses, download and share documents, and participate in discussion forums with their peers.
In this Webinar, we will discuss the different ways in which educational technologies can be enhanced in rural areas, with concrete recommendations.
Objective: This Webinar aims to take stock of strategies that can improve access to educational technologies in rural areas.
Specifically, it will;
-Illustrate the role of educational technologies in the development of students in rural areas.
-Demonstrate the different educational technologies available in rural areas.
-Discuss the challenges and factors favoring the adoption of educational technologies in rural areas.
-Propose strategies to improve access to educational technologies in rural areas in Cameroon.
Date & Heure: 13 December 2024, 12:00 – 13:30
Location: Google Meets
Moderateur: M. Henri Kouam, Economist et Fondateur, Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI)
Panel:
-Mr. Cedric Stephane, Laboratoir de l’informatique et des technologie éducative, École Normale
-Mr. Ajanoh Sone, Non-Resident Fellow
How do you participate?
Send the theme of the event, your name, e-mail address and telephone number to info@camepi.org and you’ll receive a link to enter (only 150 places availab13
Event
Impact of Free Trade on Sustainable Development
Context: Free trade agreements (FTAs) are increasingly being scrutinized for their role in promoting sustainable development. The integration of sustainability into trade policies is essential to ensure that economic growth does not come at the expense of environmental protection and social equity. The EU finds that sustainbale development has three pillars that include; social, economic and environmental considerations.
Similarly, the World Trade Organisation finds that improved and simplified customs procedures would have a significant positive impact on trade flows. They equally find that free trade can support climate change adaptation and mitigation both directlya nd indirectly.
Objectives: This panel discussion seeks to;
· Illustrate how free trade can lead to sustainable development
· Outline how free trade can support climate chnage adaptation and mitigation in Cameroon
· Propose strategies to encourage free trade approaches that prioritize sustainbale development in Cameroon
Date & Time: 29 November 2024, 10:00-14:00
Location: Hotel Franco, Rue Onembele Nkou, Yaoundé, Yaounde.
Moderator: Mr. Henri Kouam, Founder, CEPI
Panel:
–Mr. Tchoupe Mfossi, Research Analyst, Cameroom Economic Policy Institute (CEPI)
– Mrs. Ngome Julie Ule, Gender & Development Specialist, FEICOM
-Mr. Anderson Fofie, Collectin Coordinator, Yaounde
How to Attend: Send the theme of the event, your name, email and telephone number to contact@camepi.org and info@camepi.org (Only 35 spaces available)
