Buea, Cameroon – 07 April 2026 Be part of a global movement to protect our planet. This April, the Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA) invites you to take action by joining the World Earth Day Cleanup 2026. Together, we will come together as a community to remove waste, protect our environment, and raise awareness about […]
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Buea, Cameroon – 24 March 2026 The Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA) is proud to announce the launch of the Earth Action Forum 2026, a dynamic and action-oriented training platform designed to empower individuals and organizations to take meaningful environmental action.Organized under the ASCOA Environmental Action Hub (AS-ENACT), the forum brings together passionate individuals, community leaders,
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Buea, Cameroon – 13 March 2026 The Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA) invites its Network Partners to submit proposals for community-based environmental activities in celebration of World Earth Day 2026. This small-grant opportunity supports grassroots initiatives that mobilize communities to tackle plastic pollution and environmental degradation in key coastal and riverine areas of Cameroon. Grant Details Eligible Locations
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Under the motto “Together for a Period-Friendly World,” ASCOA joins the global movement to ensure that menstruation does not stand in the way of quality education, good health, and equal opportunities for girls and women. Through awareness, advocacy, and community engagement, we support better menstrual education, access to affordable and sustainable menstrual products, and an end to
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Buea, Cameroon – May 23, 2025 On Friday, May 23, 2025, the global community marked the International Day for Biological Diversity, with this year’s theme: “Harmony with Nature and Sustainable Development.” In celebration of this significant occasion, the Community Based Climate Association (COBCA), in collaboration with youth-led Civil Society Organizations(CSO), hosted a dynamic workshop at
Almost every one of us has benefitted from the work of selfless people offering their service to better the lives of others, the environment and the whole planet. Volunteers have been existing for centuries, intervening in social, economical and environmental issues that have direct or indirect impact on them. As we mark Volunteer Recognition Day
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Fostering Leadership Among Cameroon’s Youth for Sustainable Marine Conservation Efforts. ASCOA proposes an initiative to empower youth (ages 11–17) in Cameroon with the knowledge and skills necessary to become active environmental stewards. The program focuses on interactive educational workshops about the marine environment, sea turtles, and the threats they face, such as plastic pollution. Workshops
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The Launch Of The National Beach Cleanup Day in Cameroon. The Cameroon National Beach Cleanup Day was launched on the 19th of January, 2023 by the Association of Community Awareness (ASCOA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and the Government of the southwest region of the country. The Association of Community Awareness is an
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The Fight Against Plastic Pollution: ASCOA\’s Innovative Approach to Beach Cleanup\” Introduction The fight against plastic pollution is a pressing global issue, and organizations like the Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA) are taking innovative approaches to address this challenge. ASCOA\’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its innovative strategies for beach cleanup have garnered attention and
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VOLUNTEER SIGN UP FORM: ⇒ Complete the form: https://forms.gle/uBVUc4DthSDS8hUGA Overview of Cameroon Beach Clean-Up Cameroon’s coasts host a unique and rich ecosystem, yet no fixed date has been designated to keep the 15,143 km² coastline clean. The Cameroonian Government and its partners, however, are giving better recognition to the coastal regions that merge
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