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CECOSDA, the voice of green energies

CECOSDA is an environmental NGO working to accelerate green solutions through training and awareness, women's green entrepreneurship, energy for health, incubation of young solar entrepreneurs, and children's eco-citizenship in Cameroon and Central Africa.

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Our impact targets: young people, women and children, in Cameroon and Africa.

Our pillars of action

1) Training to transform

With CECOSDAFormation and the VacancesPRO Ecocitoyen program, we train young people and also prepare children to become responsible actors in the energy transition, through a practical, accessible, and solution-oriented approach.

2) Boosting women's green entrepreneurship through solar (SolarDjangui)

Through SolarDjangui, we support women in adopting solar solutions to develop their economic activities, reduce energy costs, and strengthen their daily energy autonomy.

3) Energy for health (SolarDjangui)

Nous renforçons l’accès aux énergies propres pour le secteur de la santé : centres de santé, laboratoires, pharmacies et structures communautaires.

4) Local innovation & solar incubation (Equitable Énergie)

With Equitable Énergie, we promote local energy solutions and incubate solar startups led by young people: services, maintenance, distribution, manufacturing, and innovations adapted to field realities.

5) Environmental awareness & energy transition (World Days & events)

Nous mobilisons les communautés à travers les Journées mondiales d’impact et nos événements, pour sensibiliser à la protection de l’environnement et aux choix énergétiques durables.

Our thematic areas

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Renewable energy & solar

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Women’s green entrepreneurship

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Energy for health

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Incubation and local innovation

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Children’s eco-citizenship

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Environmental protection & energy transition

Our Impact

More than 3000 young people trained

on energy transition as part of the Future Leaders for Energy in Cameroon (FLEC) program thanks to the Schneider Electric Foundation

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Over 1500 project ideas submitted by young people

on energy transition as part of the Future Leaders for Energy in Cameroon (FLEC) program thanks to the Schneider Electric Foundation

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New women's associations join SolarDjangui

to improve their income through the distribution of solar kits

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News & Stories

Accès à l’énergie pour tous

EVALUATION VISIT OF THE TRAINING PROJECT FOR 4000 YOUNG FUTURE ENERGY LEADERS IN CAMEROON (FLEC)

On February 18, 2026, a visit from the Schneider team, represented by Odile NGO NGUIMBUS (Head of Youth Education  and Entrepreneurship for West and Central Africa, as well as Corporate  Social Responsibility at Schneider  Electric) and MARWA AHMED HAMMAD (Head of Global Gender Strategy at Schneider  Electric),  took place at the premises of CECOSDA

11/03/2026
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Accès à l’énergie pour tous

Battery recycling in Cameroon: Ecopreneurs 237 webinar at the heart of FLEC training

As part of the FLEC program – Future Leaders for Energy in Cameroon, 30 students from the Renewable Energy Department at the University of Yaoundé I participated in a webinar hosted by the Ecopreneurs 237 network on the recycling of used batteries. Specialist Nkous Arsène, a member of Ecopreneurs 237, presented the key stages of the process: collection, sorting and dismantling, second life, reconditioning, and mobile unit. He emphasized the importance of recycling for the environment, the circular economy, and local employment, highlighting recoverable materials such as cobalt, copper, and manganese. This webinar raised participants' awareness of the economic and ecological opportunities associated with recycling, while connecting them to a community of change makers. The FLEC project is implemented by CECOSDA with the support of the Schneider Electric Foundation and has already trained more than 2,500 young people in Cameroon.

20/08/2025
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Entrepreneuriat vert

The ECOPRENEURS 237 participated in the environment conference organized by CECOSDA

The ECOPRENEURS 237 Network made its mark at the June 4th conference held at CECOSDA in celebration of World Environment Day. Under the theme "Youth and Green Entrepreneurship in Cameroon," members presented their initiatives in recycling and clean energy, affirming their role as committed actors in the ecological transition.

19/06/2025
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News & Stories

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Ongoing project

FLEC — Future Leaders for Energy in Cameroon (with the Schneider Electric Foundation)

A large-scale training program preparing young people for solar energy careers, strengthening hands-on skills, and supporting professional integration in the energy transition.

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FLEC Projects

Future Leaders for Energy in Cameroon (FLEC)

Train and qualify young people and women in solar and green skills, professionalize practices (installation, maintenance), and develop a profitable technical service offer that finances part of the awareness-raising actions.

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Are you a donor, company, foundation, partner NGO, or individual supporter?

With CECOSDA, your support is visible on the ground: one trained youth, one equipped woman, one clinic powered, one child learning eco-citizenship, one innovation moving forward.

Choose what you want to fund:

  • 1) Train to transform (CECOSDAFormation & VacancesPRO Eco-Citizen)
  • ✔ fund a training cohort (equipment, trainers, hands-on workshops)

WE SUPPORT TARGETS WITH IMPACT...

Jeunes

Young People

We support concrete projects for youth inclusion, organize training sessions to create a new generation of green professionals and entrepreneurs.

Femmes

Women

We work with women to strengthen their autonomy through green entrepreneurship and networking.

Enfants

Children

We introduce young children to tomorrow's green professions through practical and fun training.

Journalistes

Community Journalists

We strengthen their capacities to better inform and raise awareness about sustainable development issues in villages.

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