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Project in Cameroon
In Cameroon
Due to the restrictions of activites during this period os Covid 19, we have resumed to reach the people and continue to give them support of topics that affect them daily especially the girls and community at large by using local media, Weekly educational programs
In Switzerland
1..We are exploring ways to bring the topic of emergency pad for every girl/Woman in Switzerland. Though a developed country handling Menstruation is also a problem that has never been talked about. Girls still lacked the access to basic hygiene material, at work places, schools, open public places just like they also feel stigmatised when menstruation starts in public without prior notice nor preparation
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BOWIE Gender incubator project In Switzerland
Bowie Gender Incubator project.
A journey to social entrepreneurship. https://www.bowieincubator.com.
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Collaborative workshop betweenHealth Alliance promotion Came
Workshop organized by Health Promotion Alliance Cameroon (HPAC) in collaboration with D & L Foretia Foundation, Cameroon and CHO NGAFOR FOUNDATION
Theme: Revisiting the concept of Health Promotion in Cameroon for a post COVID19 World
“What does this mean for our communities?”
BACKGROUND
In recent decades, the concept of HP has received increasing global attention. In 1986, the first international conference was organized by the WHO in Ottawa, Canada, which led to the creation of the Ottawa Charter. This Charter is a landmark document and has been influential in informing the conceptualization, goals, and implementation of HP. The principles of HP set forth in this Charter are still used as a reference document to guide theory and practice. The Charter presents five action areas: design healthy public policy, create supportive environments, strengthen community actions, develop personal skills, and re-orient health services using three strategies—enabling, mediating, and advocating—to improve health...........