As Cameroon continues to urbanize, every school, health centre, road or market financed today should fit into a broader vision for tomorrow.
This is why, from 5 to 6 August 2026, FEICOM is hosting a two-day capacity-building workshop at its Head Office in Mimboman on the integration of urban and territorial planning documents into the monitoring and financing of projects implemented by Regional and Local Authorities (RLA’s).
Organized in partnership with the Urban Platform Project (PUC), Expertise France, and with funding from the European Union through the Global Gateway initiative, this training brings together FEICOM’s technical teams and representatives of its regional agencies to strengthen the way local development projects are assessed, supported and financed. Strengthening the capacities of our teams means strengthening our ability to accompany local councils towards smarter, more sustainable and more impactful development.
At FEICOM, we strongly believe that financing the right project, in the right place, at the right time, is what truly transforms communities.
In your opinion, what is the biggest urban planning challenge facing your municipality to