Agriculture

Agriculture for Development Programme

The ENF Agriculture for Development Programme stands as a comprehensive initiative aimed at propelling agricultural practices, enhancing food security, and fostering rural development in Cameroon. The programme centers on advocating for sustainable agriculture, bolstering productivity, and fortifying the capacity of farmers. By implementing an array of diverse strategies such as innovative farming techniques, knowledge sharing, agricultural training, and the integration of modern technologies, ENF envisions a transformative impact within communities.

Empowering Communities Through Cattle Farming

The Enow Njock Foundation recognizes the immense potential of cattle farming as a vehicle for sustainable development and community empowerment. We are dedicated to promoting and supporting cattle farming initiatives in Cameroon, particularly focusing on the Northwest and Southwest regions, where communities are seeking new avenues for economic growth and resilience.

Our Approach

Knowledge Sharing: We provide training programs and workshops on best practices in cattle breeding, herd management, disease prevention, and marketing.

Infrastructure Support: We assist with the construction or improvement of cattle sheds, water sources, and other essential infrastructure to ensure optimal animal welfare and productivity.

Financial Assistance: We offer financial assistance and microloans to help farmers acquire cattle, purchase essential equipment, and overcome initial financial barriers.

Market Access: We connect farmers with reliable markets and buyers, ensuring fair pricing and a consistent stream of income.

Benefits of Cattle Farming

Food Security: Cattle farming provides a valuable source of protein and income, contributing to food security and poverty reduction.

Economic Growth: By generating income and creating employment opportunities, cattle farming promotes economic development in rural communities.

Sustainable Development: Cattle manure can be used as a natural fertilizer, enhancing soil fertility and supporting sustainable agriculture.

Community Empowerment: By providing access to knowledge, resources, and markets, we empower farmers and create a sense of ownership and self-reliance.

Nourishing Communities, One Fish at a Time

The Enow Njock Foundation recognizes the immense potential of fish farming as a sustainable and profitable livelihood for communities in Cameroon. We are committed to supporting fish farming initiatives, particularly in the Northwest and Southwest regions, where communities are seeking alternative sources of income and food security.

Our Approach

Training and Skill Development: We provide comprehensive training programs to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful fish farming, covering topics such as pond construction, fish selection, feeding, disease management, and harvesting techniques.

Infrastructure Support: We assist with the construction or improvement of fish ponds, providing materials and guidance to ensure optimal conditions for fish growth and production.

Financial Assistance: We offer microloans and financial support to help fish farmers acquire necessary equipment, stock fish, and overcome initial financial barriers.

Market Access: We facilitate connections with markets and buyers, ensuring fair pricing for fish products and a sustainable income for farmers.

Benefits of Cattle Farming

Food Security: Fish farming provides a valuable source of protein and essential nutrients, contributing to a balanced diet and improved nutrition in communities.

Economic Growth: By generating income and creating employment opportunities, fish farming fosters economic development and reduces poverty.

Sustainable Livelihoods: Fish farming promotes sustainable practices, using natural resources responsibly and generating consistent income for farmers.

Community Empowerment: By providing access to knowledge, resources, and markets, we empower communities and create a sense of ownership over their livelihoods.