Consultancy Profile of GREFF
Green Forest Foundation has more than a decade of experience in undertaking consultancy assignments at local, sub-national, national and international levels. Our multi-level approach combines knowledge and know-how to serve as change agents in the international development landscape of Africa and other parts of the Global South. We have keen interest in rural development and natural resource management. In this regard, GREFF seeks to
(i) initiate sustainable development actions to improve the livelihoods of local communities,
(ii) engage with local communities to address natural resource-linked conflicts,
(iii) mobilize and empower poor and vulnerable natural-resource dependent groups in rural communities and
(iv) support rural advocacy for rural and societal transformation.
We have extensive experience in the following domains: Green business planning and development, group mobilization and cooperative formation, institutional capacity diagnosis and capacity building, organizational governance, team building and conflict management, rights based approaches (RBAs) in natural resource management, baseline/situational analysis, project design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
To effectively serve as change agents, GREFF is fully involved in the value chain development of natural resources including agricultural products. Here we train farmers on community-based landscape restoration approaches, sustainable cropping and commodification, landscape restoration practices and market opportunities. The GREFF team is fluent in English, French and Pidgin English
CONSULTANCY TEAM MEMBERS
Prof. Jude Kimengsi
Team Leader
Prof. Jude Kimengsi has over 13 years of consultancy experience in project performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting. He has rich experience in needs assessment (including training needs), baseline studies, results-oriented training and reporting in rural development interventions. Between 2012 and 2015, Prof. Kimengsi served as the Coordinator of Project Planning and Head of Research and Consultancy Division of the Pan African Institute for Development – West Africa (PAID-WA) where he headed a series of assignments on project performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting. He has significant expertise in the use of participatory tools in conducting baseline/feasibility studies and in monitoring and evaluation. He has successfully headed and accomplished several rural development and natural resource management assignments for the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Grass field Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP), The German Technical Cooperation (GIZ), World Wide Fund for Natura (WWF) Germany and Cameroon, Community Action for Development (CAD), Food and Rural Development Consultancy (FORUDEF), Environmental Governance institute (EGI), and Cameroon’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. He served as Lead Consultant for a CAD/WWF assignment on the project performance assessment, situational analysis of green business cooperatives (involved in palm oil production, potatoes and maize farming, pig and poultry farming) in Cameroon. He has equally led the training of 120 farmer groups and local NGOs on project monitoring and evaluation. In 2015 he was hired by CAD to undertake baseline/feasibility studies for the development of an Agricultural Business Plan. He served as a needs assessment and baseline consultant around the Mount Cameroon National Park, under the Programme for the Sustainable Management of Natural Resources (PSMNR) and GIZ. Prof. Kimengsi has strong organizational and community mobilization skills, he can facilitate very well using English, pidgin English and French.
Prof. Balgah Roland Azibo
Disaster and Rural Development Consultant
Prof. Balgah Roland holds a PhD in Agriculture and Rural Development from Martin Luther University, Halle-Saale (Germany). He has over 10 years of experience in agriculture and rural development work. He has served as Project Coordinator at the SHUMAS Organic Farm Center Project (2007-2008) and has designed several community-led training packages on farm management, crop and pest management and agri-business. He has profound expertise in socio-economic issues of rural development including poverty alleviation, community resource mobilization, lobbying and social mobilization, negotiation and project proposal writing. Prof. Balgah headed a series of consultancy projects under the Pan African Institute of Development West Africa (PAID-WA) between 2011 and 2012, focusing on project performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting. He has served as an Independent rural development consultant in charge of strengthening the M&E systems of Non-profits and Civil Society Organizations in the North West region. As the Head of the Rural development program of the Presbyterian Rural Training Centre (PRTC) Fonta- Cameroon from 1999-2006, he was involved in mobilization and the development of funded projects
Ms. Kwalar Glory Bonyah
Consultant
Kwalar Glory worked with People Earth wise where she began as a contractual field staff for both conservation and community education projects. She has also served GeRAS-Cameroon within the framework of educational awareness programs in primary schools. In this capacity, she assisted in tree planting activities in various schools and created awareness on the importance of conservation. She also worked as an intern at the Kimbi-Fungom National park (KFNP) in which she was an assistant to the conservator in charge of economic surveys, and reporting. She was also involved in capacity building sessions organised by the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife. Between October 2017 and April 2018, she served as volunteer at Transparency international, Cameroon under the REDD+ project. She served as project assistant for the project collaborating with partner organisations and government institutions to promote good governance in the forest sector, implementing legal obligations and ensuring proper implementation of projects and reporting on use of project funds. She has been actively engaged in planning and resource mobilization, field-based interventions, baseline data collection, updating work plans, analyzing data and developing/implementing activities in Communal Development Plans. She possesses good communication, leadership, multi-tasking and results-oriented skills.
Mr. Shungzie Eugene
Consultant
Mr. Robert Nyah
Consultant/Field Staff
Mr. Robert Nyah has four years of consultancy experience with GREFF, working as rural development consultant in the North West, South West, South and East regions of Cameroon. Robert was one of the consultants for Operation Green Space (OGS) in a series of capacity development activities (training, sensitization and advocacy) on project performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting, needs assessment (including training needs), baseline studies, results-oriented training and reporting in rural development interventions. He has competence in feasibility studies and market assessments for community-based products. Robert was team member during the rural development and natural resource management assignments with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP), World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Germany and Cameroon, Community Action for Development (CAD). 1n 2011, Robert was a co- team leader with the WHO working with vulnerable children in the Bakassi peninsula. He has a great knowledge in agricultural production, focusing on the growth of garden crops and also long-term crop production on a small and large scale.
Ms. Yvette Mekemdem Mboneng
Consultant
Mr. Abdulai Assan Nkuh
Agronomist/Consultant
ABDULAI Assan N. has over 5 years of expertise in the field of Agriculture. He has rich experience in needs assessment (including training needs), baseline studies, results-oriented training and reporting in agronomic interventions. Since 2012 he was involved in several agricultural projects, including the facilitation of training for students of the Faculty of Agronomy and Agricultural Science (FASA) of the University of Dschang. He was also a member of “Green Earth Food Security Agency” (GEFSA) where they develop demonstration sites for crops such as maize, cabbage, carrots, onions and beans in Cameroon. He has significant expertise in the Agronomic sector in the production and transformation of staple crops in the western highlands of Cameroon. He is serving Green Forest Foundation as Agronomic Facilitator in several crop sectors including maize and potato production and transformations in several Production Basins in the North West Region of Cameroon. He has equally led the training of 120 farmer groups and local NGOs on project monitoring and evaluation. Mr Abdulai has strong organizational and community mobilization skills, he can facilitate very well using English, pidgin English and French.
Dr. Joseph Tosam Ngong
Trainer
Dr. Joseph Tosam has over 7 years of consultancy experience in project performance assessment, monitoring, evaluating and project reporting. Between 2013 and 2017, Dr. Joseph Tosam Ngong served as Independent Monitor, Surveyor and Supervisor with UNICEF and WHO for the Polio and Yellow Fever immunization campaigns in Ekondo Titi, Bakassi and Mundemba health districts, South West Region of Cameroon. He was charged with the responsibility of monitoring, supervising and reporting during and after the campaigns (performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting). Thus he has significant expertise in conducting performance assessment and in monitoring and evaluation. In 2016 Dr Joseph Tosam was one of the trainers in a cocoa Farmer Field Cchool (FFS) in Kumbe Balue, (SWR) organized in partnership with TELCAR, CARGILL’S joint venture partner in Cameroon with input from the World Cocoa Foundation (WCF). Emphasis on the training was on improved production techniques and on Integrated Crop and Pest Management (ICPM). Presently he is one of the trainers with Green Forest Foundation (GREFF) and they are involved in a project on the training of farmers on crop production and commodification in the production basins in the North West Region of Cameroon, funded by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and the Government of Cameroon. Dr. Tosam is goal oriented, hardworking and dynamic and possess good qualitative and analytical skills and can facilitate very well using English as well as in pidgin English.
Dr. Nyong Princely Awazi
Team Member
Nyong Princely Awazi holds a PhD in Agroforestry and Valuation of Ecosystem Services from the University of Dschang, Cameroon. Since 2016, he has worked extensively on different projects dealing with environmental issues in general and agroforestry in particular. Most of these projects have been carried out under the tutelage of the Department of Forestry – University of Dschang, as well as some environmental Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) like the African Food Security and Climate Army (AFSACA) – an NGO with headquarters in Dschang, West Region of Cameroon and Common Initiative Groups like the Twantoh Mixed Farming Common Initiative Group (MIFACIG), based in Bello sub-division, North-West Region of Cameroon. He has equally been working with the International Bamboo and Rattan Organization (INBAR) on different projects geared towards promoting climate change mitigation, landscape restoration and sustainable livelihoods through the use of bamboo and rattan. He has over four (04) years of working experience which has enabled him to gain enormous insights on the cross-cutting domains of agroforestry, forestry, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and natural resource management. He can work in a team as well as individually to accomplish complex tasks. He is able to work effectively in both the French and English languages.
Dr. Gwan Solange Akhere
Gender/Capacity Building ConsultantGender/Capacity Building Consultant
Gwan Solange is currently finalizing her doctoral work on “Landscape restoration processes in the Western Highlands of Cameroon”. She is recipient of the Norwegian Quota Scheme scholarship program, where she earned a Master’s Degree in Development Geography from the University of Oslo, Norway. Solange has been a member of the Green Forest Foundation since 2012 when she started as an intern. She fully joined the team in 2013 as a team member and now, she serves as a Field Staff. She has actively taken part in some of GREFF’s activities including strategic plan development and the capacity building of CAD-sponsored farming groups in the Bakossi Landscape. She is also instrumental in the design of project proposal for GREFF in areas of cooperative governance and conflict management. Her long service with GREFF has given her a very rich and vibrant development projects and consultancy experience especially with the many projects realized for CAD and WWF. She is a good team player.
Dr. Gadinga Walter Forje
Team Member
Dr. Gadinga Walter Forje has over 5 years of consultancy experience in project conceptualization, implementation, monitoring and reporting. He is grounded in baseline surveys, natural resources and rural community research training and sensitization. In 2014 and 2015, Dr. Forje was the lead investigator in the northern cluster of the Korup national park on NTFPs value chain development, funded by the Program for the Sustainable Management of Natural Resources for the South West (PSMNR-SW). In this capacity, he carried out need assessment, value chain analysis and reporting for PSMNR-SW. Dr. Forje has a huge experience working in rural communities on livelihood and natural resource related issues. He is apt in participatory rapid appraisal tools. In 2019, he was a co consultant in the development of bamboo policy for Cameroon, sponsored by the International Bamboo and Rattan Organization (INBAR)-Ghana. In the same year, he was the lead research consultant for bamboo resource assessment for Cameroon in the Western Highlands Agro-Ecological Zone. In 2020, he was hired by FORKABS-Canada as a co-consultant for rattan inventory in Cameroon for INBAR-CARO. Since 2020 till date, he is hired as a community steward in the Western Highlands of Cameroon for sustainable bamboo value chain development. He is also a co-consultant in the development of a feasibility in the development of a sustainable community based tourism in the Bakossi Landscape for WWF and CAD. He has equally led the training of research experts across the 10 regions of Cameroon on Bamboo propagation methods and bamboo value chain development in 2020. Dr. Forje has excellent community mobilization skills, strong organizational skills and works conveniently with timelines. He is fluent in the usage of English, Pidgin English and French as working languages.
Ms. Tangi Nneh Kieng
Consultant
Nneh Kieng is a PhD student currently studying natural resource and environmental management at the University of Buea. She has passion and hands-on experience in food security, environmental protection, project writing with the ability to multi-task, collect and analyze data with efficiency. At Cameroon Association of Rural Development (CARD) Bamenda, she organized and facilitated workshops on water supply management. Implemented, monitored and evaluated multiple WASH projects, and equally served as a liaison’s person amongst the beneficiaries (the authorities in charge and the community) of WASH projects.
Mr. Ravenstein Awuh
Team Member
Mr. Ravenstein Awuh has over 6 years of consultancy experience in project performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting. He has solid background in needs baseline studies, results-oriented training and reporting in rural development interventions. Mr. Awuh served as Project Officer at Cameroon Environmental Science Society– CamESS Between 2009 and 2012, where he handled a series of assignments on project performance assessment, situational analysis and project reporting. He possesses significant expertise in the use of participatory tools in conducting baseline/feasibility studies and in monitoring and evaluation. He has successfully operated as a consultant and accomplished several rural development and natural resource management assignments for the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Cameroon, Community Action for Development (CAD), Food and Rural Development Consultancy (FORUDEF), Environmental Governance institute (EGI). He served as a Consultant for a CAD/WWF assignment on the project performance assessment, situational analysis of green business cooperatives (involved in palm oil production, potatoes and maize farming, pig and poultry farming) in Cameroon. He has equally facilitated the training of 120 farmer groups and local NGOs on project monitoring and evaluation. In 2015 he was hired as part of a team of consultants by CAD to undertake baseline/feasibility studies for the development of an Agricultural Business Plan. Mr. Awuh has solid organizational and community mobilization skills, he can facilitate fluently in English, pidgin English and French.
Mr. Mathias Mawo Lon
Agronomist/Consultant
Mr. Mathias Mawo has been serving in the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development as, an extension agent in various capacities, programs and projects for many years. He studied agricultural enterprise and cooperative management in 2007. Mr. Mawo is also a trained Agricultural Engineer with specialty in Agricultural Economics, Rural Sociology and Extension. He obtained an MSc in Integrated Rural Development and Extension in 2015 and served as Chief of Agricultural Post and Zonal Extension with several National Agricultural Extension Programs. He has served the Upper Nun Valley Development Authority (UNVDA) for many years as Capacity Building Officer. Mr. Mawo participated in the baseline survey of the cocoa-coffee sector project in many parts of Cameroon. Besides his extensive experience in agriculture and rural development, Mr. Mawo is a seasoned rice production expert, and very good in building the capacity of farmers for value addition/commodification of processed rice products. Within the framework of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Project, he serves as a consultant/trainer for GREFF, for lowland and upland rice crop production and commodification in production basins in the North West Region.
Dr Tabi Kingsley Mbi
Agronomist/Consultant
Dr TABI KINGSLEY MBI is a crop scientist specialized in the area of crop improvement. He has a huge experience of over 10 years working with quite a number of local and International non-governmental organizations interested in the area of local development. Between 2010 and 2012 he worked with the Netherlands Development Organization (SNV) in the Center, East and South Regions of Cameroon where he served as an assistant trainer to build the aptitude of farmers in production of non forest timber products like Njangsa, bush Mango and Kontri onions. Within this same period he was contracted as an assistant trainer by Association Camerounaise pour le Development Durable et Innovation (ACDDI), in a project titled “Livelihood of maize producers and environmental screening in the maize chain value in the North West and Far North Regions of Cameroon”. In 2014 he worked as field trainer with the specialized Center for oil palm research, IRAD la Dibamba, where he build farmers capacity on conception and realization of a modern oil palm nursery and palm plantation in many villages in the Sanaga maritime division. He serves Green Forest Foundation in the Capacity of an Agronomist. In this capacity, he facilitated trainings organized by Grass field Participatory and Integrated Development Project (GP-IRDP) and tge Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) on the capacity building of farmers in the production chain of some crops including cassava, maize and oil palm in four basins in the North West Region of Cameroon.
Mr. Ngwa Kester Azibo
Data Analyst
Ngwa Kester holds a Master of Science degree in Rural development and Administration since 2014. He has served as data analyst in several rural development projects in the North West region of Cameroon. For instance, he was data analyst on needs assessment for the development of renewable energy sources under Social Enterprise for Environmental Development (2018), and data analyst and interpreter on the yields and impact of improved cassava varieties with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) in 2017. Between 2010 and 2013, Ngwa Kester was Project staff/Data Analyst in the Agriculture and Environmental Management Department of the Strategic Humanitarian Services (SHUMAS) Cameroon. In this capacity, his focus was to develop the capacities of women and youth groups on sustainable agricultural production through the practice of organic farming and agroforestry, tree nursery establishment and protection of water catchments, life fencing feasibility studies, monitoring and reporting of projects outside the department. As consultant with Community Assistance in development (COMAID), he supported the analysis and reporting of data on the performance of Heifer Project International in the North West Region.
Ms Atiekum Zipporah Enjongaya
Field Staff
Mr. Alusoh Nwune Constantine
Consultant
Alusoh Nwune Constantine holds an MSc in Environmental/Heath Economics from the University of Bamenda, Cameroon and currently a Ph.D research student of Economics in the same University. He has equally been involved in data analysis of academic and non-academic projects, consultant in the business world and a team member with Green Forest Foundation (GREFF). He has over ten (10) years of working experience which has enabled him to gain enormous insights on the cross-cutting domains of community development and capacity building. He can work in a team as well as individually to accomplish complex tasks. He is able to work effectively in English languages.RECENTLY ACCOMPLISHED CONSULTANCY ASSIGNMENTS
- 2023: Baseline study on the “Cameroon Septentrion Vert et Résilient (CaSeVe)” project in the Faro National Park, focusing on component 3 (Natural resources and territories are conserved in a more sustainable and inclusive manner). Offered by the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the European Union.
- 2022: Evaluation of the EU-sponsored Ecosystems of the Forests of Central Africa (ECOFAC 6) project on ‘Ensuring a Sustainable Future for the Dja Landscape, its Populations and Biodiversity’ project. Offered by the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the European Union.
- 2021 –2022: Social and Environmental Impact Studies of the Rice Value Chain Development Project (RVCDP), Cameroon. Offered by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)/Grassfield Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2021 –2022: Economic and Financial Analysis of the Rice Value Chain Development Project (RVCDP). Offered by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)/Grassfield Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2021: Situational analysis and evaluation of the state of conservation of the cultural and natural heritages of cultural and natural heritage potentials in UNESCO heritage sites and other tentative sites in Cameroon. Offered by UNESCO.
- 2021: Situational/impact analysis on power and conviction issues around natural resources (land and forests) in the Greater South Region of Cameroon. Offered by Mensen met een Missie (The Netherlands).
- 2021: Situational/impact analysis on power and conviction issues around natural resources (land and forests) in the Western Highlands of Cameroon. Offered by Mensen met een Missie (The Netherlands).
- 2021: Capacity building of farmers on cooperative formation and management for crop-sectors (cassava, maize, oil palm upland rice, swamp rice, cocoa, Irish potatoes) in Four Production Basins of the North West Region. Offered by The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2021: Capacity building (including hand-on demonstration) of farmers on crop-specific business plan development for crop-sectors (cassava, maize, oil palm upland rice, swamp rice, cocoa, Irish potatoes) in Four Production Basins of the North West Region. Offered by The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2021: Capacity building (including hand-on demonstration) of farmers on the transformation and commodification of crops (cassava, maize, oil palm upland rice, swamp rice, cocoa, Irish potatoes) in Four Production Basins of the North West Region. Offered by The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2021: Capacity building (including field demonstration) of farmers on the techniques in crop production (cassava, maize, oil palm upland rice, swamp rice, cocoa, Irish potatoes) for farmers in Four Production Basins of the North West Region. Offered by The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2020-2021: Situational analysis and training needs assessment of farmers in view of phase-based capacity building interventions in value chain development. Offered by The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2020-2021: phase-based capacity building interventions in agro-value chain development for farming groups in the North West Region. Offered by The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2020-2021: project reporting on phase-based capacity building interventions in agro-value chain development for farming groups in the North West Region. The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER) and Grassfield Participatory and Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- 2018-2020: Participatory diagnosis of barriers to women’s participation in land decision making processes. Offered by WWF and Community Action for Development (CAD).
- 2019-2020: Capacity building of women to identify measures to overcome barriers to their decision making, access and use over land for agriculture and other purposes. Offered by WWF and Community Action for Development (CAD).
- 2019: Institutional capacity building of conservation cooperative formation, business planning and team building for WWF Local partners in the Campo Ma’an National Park (CMNP) of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Germany.
- 2017-2019: Situational Analysis of Local partners and their potentials to participate in local development income generating activities in the Campo Ma’an National Park (CMNP) of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Germany.
- 2017: Institutional capacity assessment of WWF Local partners in the Campo Ma’an National Park (CMNP) of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Germany.
- 2017:Organizational capacity development activities (training, sensitization and advocacy) on post -harvest loss reduction for four crop sectors in the Western Highlands of Cameroon. Offered by Operation Green Space (OGS) members and partners.
- 2016: Capacity building/training on rights based approaches to rural development, agriculture and conservation. Offered by WWF, Community Action for Development (CAD) and Food and Rural Development Foundation (FORUDEF).
- 2016: capacity building on cooperative governance for 9 oil palm farmers cooperatives in the South West region of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Cameroon and Environmental Governance Institute (EGI).
- 2016: capacity building on cooperative governance for 9 oil palm farmers cooperatives in the South West region of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Cameroon and Environmental Governance Institute (EGI).
- 2015: Situational analysis of oil palm smallholder farmers and capacity building on cooperative formation in the Tiko/Bota Plains of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Cameroon and Environmental Governance Institute (EGI).
- 2015: Situational analysis of oil palm smallholder farmers and capacity building on cooperative formation in Meme and Manyu Divisions of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Cameroon and Environmental Governance Institute (EGI).
- 2015: Situational analysis of green business cooperatives in the Bakossi Landscape of Cameroon. Offered by WWF Cameroon and Community Action for Development (CAD).
- 2014: Post cooperative governance training for conservation cooperatives in the Bakossi Landscape of Cameroon (under the Pan-African Institute for Development – West Africa)
- 2013: Green Business plan development and formation of 6 conservation cooperatives in the Bakossi Landscape of Cameroon (under the Pan-African Institute for Development – West Africa)
- 2013: Baseline Study and Green Business Planning Capacity Building for 70 community based groups in South West Cameroon (under the Pan-African Institute for Development – West Africa)
- Consultancy on the Evaluation of the EU-sponsored Ecosystems of the Forests of Central Africa (ECOFAC 6) 6 project on ‘Ensuring a Sustainable Future for the Dja Landscape, its Populations and Biodiversity’ project. Offered by the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF).
- Consultancy on Power, beliefs and (harmful) conviction analysis of around land and linked natural resources in the Greater South and Western Highland Region of Cameroon, offered by Mensen met een Missie (The Netherlands).
- Consultancy on Social and Environmental evaluation studies of rural development Project (RVCDP), Cameroon. Offered by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Grassfield Participatory Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- Consultancy on Economic and Financial evaluation of rural development Project (RVCDP), Offered by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Grassfield Participatory Integrated Rural Development Project (GP-IRDP).
- Consultancy on Capacity building of over 40 local groups in the Widikum, Santa/Tubah, Mbaw Mbonso and Gayama Production Basins in the North West Region of Cameroon, Offered by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Grassfield Participatory Rural Development Project (GP-DERUDEP).
- Consultancy on: Situational Analysis on the organizational and production capacity of over 40 farming groups in the Widikum, Santa/Tubah, Mbaw Mbonso and Gayama Production Basins in the North West Region of Cameroon, Offered by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Grassfield Participatory Rural Development Project (GP-DREUDEP).