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LUKMEF builds capacity of 100 religious persons on humanitarian intervention and coordination in NW

By SAH TERENCE ANIMBOM At a time when the entire humanitarian corps put together can only respond to 20% of the entire humanitarian needs of the war affected populations of the North West and South West regions of the republic of Cameroon, the need to build the capacity of humanitarian actors in emergency humanitarian interventions is dire. Aid has often reached the wrong people in the ongoing humanitarian aid distribution in the North West. Sometimes, the intervention is poorly managed. It is on this backdrop that Martin Luther King Junior Memorial Foundation, a Cameroon born N.G.O, that now operates internationally…

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