Renovation of Government Primary School, Babubock (Cameroon)
🟡 Urgent Priority – Fundraising Ongoing
The Government Primary School in Babubock serves children from vulnerable rural households but currently operates in poor infrastructure conditions that affect safety, attendance, and learning outcomes.
Impact Circle Cameroon is mobilizing resources to renovate classrooms and improve basic school facilities in collaboration with local authorities and the community.
This is one of our most urgent education priorities.
Preliminary Contact Meeting with Smallholder Farmers Marks the Beginning of the Inga Alley Cropping Project in Melong
Impact Circle for Nature (ICFN) has taken an important step towards the implementation of the Inga Alley Cropping Project in Melong, Mungo Division, Cameroon, through a preliminary contact meeting with smallholder farmers.
The meeting served as an introduction to the project and created a platform for dialogue with women leaders and members of the community. Discussions focused on the agricultural and environmental challenges affecting farmers in the area, including declining soil fertility, poor crop yields, unsustainable slash-and-burn farming methods, and excessive reliance on chemical fertilizers.
The Inga Alley Cropping System presents a practical agroforestry solution that combines tree planting with food production, helping to restore degraded soils, improve crop productivity, conserve biodiversity, and strengthen communities’ resilience to climate change.
Recognising the vital contribution of women to agriculture and family nutrition, ICFN considers their active participation a key element for the successful adoption and sustainability of the project.
The Inga Alley Cropping Project in Melong is implemented by Impact Circle for Nature (ICFN) with support from Rainforest Saver. Through this partnership, we aim to promote regenerative agriculture, enhance food security, and contribute to the protection of Cameroon’s natural environment.
This meeting marks the first of several community engagement activities that will lead to the establishment of Inga nurseries, demonstration plots, and farmer training sessions in the months ahead.
🌱 Launch of the Inga Alley Cropping Nursery Project in Melong
ICFN has officially launched its Inga Alley Cropping Nursery Project in Melong with support from Rainforest Saver. The initiative will promote sustainable farming, restore soil fertility, reduce slash-and-burn agriculture, and strengthen climate resilience among local farming communities.
🌿 Advancing Regenerative Farming in Cameroon
Impact Circle for Nature has successfully completed a 3 -day Inga Alley Cropping training organized by Rainforest Saver and MUCODEF.
This milestone strengthens our work in sustainable agriculture, forest restoration, and climate resilience, and prepares us to launch pilot Inga farming projects in Babubock Village and Bangem Town.
Together with our partners, we are helping communities grow food, restore soils, and protect the rainforest.
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Community Engagement for MINBIPS in Melong
In January 2026, Impact Circle for Nature (ICFN) continued community consultations in Melong as part of the feasibility process for the Melong Integrated Bilingual Nursery & Primary School (MINBIPS), engaging parents from the host community alongside internally displaced families.
Impact Circle Germany e.V. supports the initiative through outreach and resource mobilisation in Germany and the EU.
Community Engagement for MINBIPS in Melong
In January 2026, Impact Circle for Nature (ICFN) engaged internally displaced families in Melong as part of the feasibility and enrolment process for the Melong Integrated Bilingual Nursery & Primary School (MINBIPS). Impact Circle Germany e.V. supports the initiative through donor engagement and resource mobilisation in Germany and the EU.
Early Feasibility & Community Consultations for MINBIPS, Melong
In December 2025, Impact Circle for Nature (ICFN), in collaboration with Informatics for Africa, began early feasibility and community consultations for the proposed Melong Integrated Bilingual Nursery & Primary School (MINBIPS) in Melong, Cameroon.
Initial discussions with host and internally displaced communities explored education needs, land availability, and community support for a bilingual nursery and primary school serving both displaced and disadvantaged local children.
Impact Circle Germany e.V. supports this initiative through coordination, visibility, and resource mobilisation in Germany and the European Union.
