1–2 June 2026,
Over the course of two enriching days, HURAC actively participated in the Stakeholder Diagnostic and Mapping Workshop on the Situation of Access to Rights for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), Refugees, and Asylum Seekers in the West Region of Cameroon, held at the Governor’s Hall in Bafoussam on 1–2 June 2026.
Agenda Atelier DIAG_REV.pdf
The workshop brought together government authorities, civil society organizations, community leaders, and humanitarian actors to assess ongoing interventions, identify gaps in service delivery, and strengthen coordination mechanisms for vulnerable populations. Discussions focused on access to identity documents, education, psychosocial support, protection services, and the integration of displaced populations into host communities.
Agenda Atelier DIAG_REV.pdf
Through case studies, collective analyses, and thematic working groups, participants developed practical recommendations aimed at improving identification and referral systems, enhancing coordination among stakeholders, and advocating for better access to rights and local resource mobilization for displaced persons, refugees, and asylum seekers.
Agenda Atelier DIAG_REV.pdf
As an organization committed to promoting human rights, social inclusion, protection, and community resilience, HURAC remains dedicated to working alongside partners and authorities to ensure that the most vulnerable populations can fully enjoy their rights and live with dignity.Together, we can build more inclusive, resilient, and cohesive communities.
