The need to rethink collaboration between Cameroonian CSOs in order to increase their impacts on human and environmental wellbeing
Most of the civil society organisations (CSOs) that are involved in nature conservation and development activities in Cameroon are associations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). They often try to work in synergy and to complement one another in their implementation of projects, but often fall short of their own expectations or those of donors and beneficiary communities. Collaboration is often seen as being the cause of setbacks and bad experiences, but it is worth noting that many agencies collaborate with each other in order to access funding, comply with donor-led action strategies or respond to security conditions, etc. It is important to [...]