Domaines clés d'Intervention

The CCDI’s primary focus in the national security domain is to build a robust and inclusive counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, and crime prevention strategy. This includes utilizing modern digital technology and geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) to monitor security threats, manage resources, and respond efficiently to both internal and external security challenges.

Objectives:

• Develop community-based security structures to foster local involvement in security and reduce dependence on the top-down, centralized military approach.
• Implement bottom-up security frameworks that align with the needs of local communities, ensuring timely responses to security threats at the grassroots level.
• Utilize GEOINT, surveillance technologies, and digital tools to strengthen border security, monitor criminal activities, and manage counter-terrorism efforts.
• Enhance collaboration between communities and security forces to report suspicious activities and support crime prevention efforts.

Impact:

The CCDI’s focus on national security ensures that Cameroon can protect its citizens from emerging threats, while reducing crime and fostering greater community participation in national security initiatives.

The CCDI will establish a Food, Drinks, and Drugs Control (FDDC) department responsible for regulating the production, import, export, distribution, and advertisement of food, beverages, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, and chemicals.

Objectives:

• Enforce strict compliance with safety standards to protect public health, ensuring that food and pharmaceutical products meet local and international regulations.
• Monitor the manufacture and distribution of consumable goods, including bottled water, food supplements, and medical devices, to prevent counterfeit products and safeguard public health.
• Collaborate with government bodies to establish quality control laboratories that test products for safety, purity, and efficacy.
• Implement health education programs that promote consumer awareness and guide public understanding of food safety and proper drug use.

Impact:

By ensuring the safety and quality of consumable products, the CCDI will help protect public health, minimize the risks of foodborne illnesses, and support the development of safer supply chains for essential goods.

The CCDI will play a critical role in supporting food security and fostering the growth of agribusiness as part of Cameroon’s economic diversification strategy.

Objectives:

• Promote agribusiness as a key economic driver by supporting the development of value chains, from input provision to food processing and market access.
• Encourage the adoption of modern agricultural techniques and geospatial intelligence to monitor soil health, optimize irrigation, and increase crop yields.
• Work with local governments and international partners to establish agribusiness incubation centers that provide farmers and agripreneurs with technical training, access to financing, and support for market entry.
• Create an environment that supports sustainable agricultural growth, contributing to poverty reduction, job creation, and urban-rural migration control.

Impact:

The CCDI’s initiatives in agribusiness will not only enhance food security but will also reduce unemployment, boost rural economies, and contribute to Cameroon’s economic transformation.

In the realm of public health, the CCDI will focus on strengthening disease surveillance, prevention efforts, and healthcare system resilience. By leveraging research, digital health platforms, and strategic partnerships, the CCDI will address Cameroon’s pressing health challenges.

Objectives:

• Establish robust disease surveillance systems that track outbreaks and public health risks, integrating geospatial intelligence to visualize health data.
• Develop evidence-based prevention strategies for communicable and non-communicable diseases, addressing both urban and rural health challenges.
• Support global health initiatives through collaboration with international organizations, aligning Cameroon’s health policies with global standards.
• Promote public health education on key topics such as hygiene, vaccination, and chronic disease management to enhance community-level health outcomes.

Impact:

By strengthening health security, the CCDI will improve Cameroon’s public health infrastructure, ensure effective disease management, and contribute to global health cooperation.

The CCDI will lead initiatives to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable development, ensuring that Cameroon protects its natural resources for future generations.

Objectives:

• Develop public awareness campaigns to educate citizens about the importance of environmental protection, waste management, and biodiversity conservation.
• Implement sustainable resource management strategies, including reforestation programs, renewable energy adoption, and climate resilience planning.
• Use geospatial intelligence to monitor deforestation, land degradation, and water resource depletion, helping policymakers address environmental risks.

Impact:

By focusing on environmental management, the CCDI will contribute to climate change mitigation, ensure sustainable use of natural resources, and foster eco-friendly development.

The CCDI seeks to complement government efforts by promoting tourism as a key sector for economic growth, particularly through sustainable tourism development and secure tourism experiences.

Objectives:

• Establish tour services that offer secure, well-guided travel experiences, enhancing Cameroon’s reputation as a safe and attractive tourist destination.
• Develop and market cultural tourism and eco-tourism packages, showcasing Cameroon’s diverse landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage.
• Provide training for tourism industry professionals, including guides, hospitality staff, and operators, to ensure that Cameroon offers world-class services.

Impact:

By boosting tourism and hospitality management, the CCDI will create jobs, stimulate local economies, and promote Cameroon as a top destination in Africa.