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10 years of CAMPROSAM

Overview

Water is life—but in many parts of Cameroon, it is still a scarce, unevenly distributed, or poorly managed resource. As climate variability intensifies and rural livelihoods face growing pressure, empowering communities to take control of water resources is key to sustaining agriculture, improving food security, and fostering economic resilience. This integrated approach places community empowerment, sustainable farming, and water access at the heart of rural transformation.

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What We Do

Empowering Communities, Sustaining Agriculture, Transforming Water Access

At CAMPROSAM, we work to build a more resilient, food-secure, and water-sustainable future for rural communities across Cameroon. Through locally driven solutions and research-backed innovation, we address the critical links between agriculture, water, and climate resilience.

Water Resource Development & Management

We improve access to clean, reliable water for farming and daily use by:​

  • Installing solar-powered boreholes and community taps

  • Rehabilitating and maintaining water infrastructure

  • Training local water user committees for long-term sustainability

  • Promoting efficient and equitable water governance

Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security 

CAMPROSAM empowers farmers with tools and knowledge to increase yields and income sustainably:​

  • Introducing climate-resilient crops and organic practices

  • Providing hands-on training in modern farming techniques

  • Supporting smallholder farmers with input access and extension services

  • Encouraging agroecological approaches that protect the environment

Where We Work 

We currently serve rural villages in Cameroon, with expanding operations across underserved areas.

Our Impact So Far:

  • 15+ solar boreholes installed

  • 1,000+ farmers trained

  • 10,000+ people with improved water access

  • Dozens of knowledge products produced and shared

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