Le 15 octobre 2026, à la note d’information du Focal Point Erasmus+ du Cameroun à Yaoundé, Edwige TANKE a témoigné de ce que le projet EYES a changé pour les jeunes de Douala et pour WebDev Foundation – et livré trois leçons aux organisations camerounaises.
Les 13 et 14 juin 2026, les cinq partenaires d’ICIBANGOUA Virtual Exchange – France, Luxembourg, Cameroun, Gabon, Bénin – ont lancé à Cotonou ce nouveau projet Erasmus+ dont WebDev Foundation pilote la plateforme ICIBANGOUA.net.
Les 19 et 20 mai 2026, Edwige TANKE et Clotaire Ntienou ont présenté le projet EYES au Regional Erasmus+ Cluster Meeting & Contact-Making Seminar pour l’Afrique subsaharienne, à Dakar, dans le panel « Tester les compétences sur le lieu de travail » animé par l’EACEA.
Le 16 octobre 2026, WebDev Foundation a célébré les ERASMUSDAYS au CMPJ de Douala 2ᵉ : message vidéo de l’Union européenne, 18 ans de la fondation, 14ᵉ session du EYES Virtual Exchange en direct avec huit pays et grand jeu concours, devant plus de 72 jeunes.
In December 2019, occurred in mainland China COVID-19. The virus quickly spread to the planet’s extension. To cope with its propagation and limit damage around the world, countries have adopted a set of measures. These measures called barrier measures have come up with new temporalities in the ways of doing things around the world. As a result of this virus, several large large events have been reported or simply canceled. COVID-19 hit the arts and culture sector with the world and Cameroon in particular. The largest cultural events took place on both sides of the country without much influx. The…
Three days was the time for the maintenance of the 7 drinking water systems installed in Bangoua in the 2 most popular districts of the Group. It is a project initiated by WEBDEV Foundation and its partners to help solve the problem of lack of water in the locality of Bangoua. Indeed, from June 27 to 30 2019, a team made up of a member of the WebDev Foundation (from technicians trained in October-November 2017) and 2 technicians resident in Bangoua carry out this mission, which aimed to update all water systems previously built in this locality between 2017 and…
Pieusekouh is a project with the objective of “improving the conditions and capacities of access to education and consequently improving the school results of children in Cameroon”. We got the support from our international partner ABARKA (from Spain) and with this we could conduct activities in 3 villages of Western Cameroon in October and November 2018. In Bangoua, we have worked with the Collège EvangĂ©lique de Bangoua (partner since 2011 for the Madiba Cameroon project). There we have distributed 12 school backpacks to two best of each level (6) in the computation of the year 2017. These stood out with…
[:en]In October-November 2017, an international team travelled to Bangoua with the purpose to initiate the Project Water for Life. During 5 weeks, 10 technicians received an intensive training on basic self and water supply technics, then a workshop have been opened to help those technicians continuing practicing and promote the knowledge within the village. The motivation of having a place to work is growing up day after day. Student showed their interest and the confirmation of the transfer of the know-how they received. Then they rehabilitated one of the common water point of the area called Kamna, installing two EMAS…
[:en]We, ABARKA (through its local counterpart WebDev Foundation) and TADEH have just finished the Water for Life (WaLi) project in its phase 1. What we have done: 1- Training in EMAS technologies with sessions on how to make bombs. 2- installation of the EMAS pump on a well for the test. 3- Construction of a cistern of 6,000 liters to have water during the dry season. 4- manual drilling and we have removed the water. The second phase was focused on administration and management and that is why we organized several sessions on: 1- How to make a budget taking…
[:en]As every year since 2011, the Madiba Cameroon caravan for its seventh consecutive year lays its bags once more on the land of Bangoua, birth lands of the founder of WebDev Foundation. It is around July 23 that the first international volunteers will tread the ground of the project, joining the group of Cameroonians present on the scene since July 3rd. We will count a total of 6 internationals and 7 nationals who in a dynamic of interculturality, exchange and sharing were able to move for 5 consecutive weeks at the Evangelical College of Bangoua about 90 young people and…
