Training Workshop on Detergent Powder Production
Training Context
The socio-political crisis in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon has affected many families negatively and even rendered some homeless. This is especially in the rural areas, thereby causing an influx of IDPs into the urban areas of these affected regions. Bamenda city and Mezam Division as a whole has felt the impact of this ongoing struggle as the number of IDPs in here keeps increasing as the days go by. A good number of these Internally Displaced People happen to be women. Bridgender Gap Global through the Powder Soap Production Project has as one of its goals to greatly reduce the gender gap that has continually been widened by the ongoing unrest in the English speaking parts of Cameroon.
The main aim of this workshop is to give skilled training on powder soap making for sustainable livelihood to Internally Displaced girls and women who are economically and socially disadvantaged. We are equally empowering, supporting, and strengthening participants in promoting.
Training Methodology
- • Oral presentation with the help of flip charts
- • Practical production procedure
- • Questions and answers sessions
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Yvonne Leina Chi is an award winning international journalist and Women’s Rights Activist.She is Founder and CEO of the Women Relief Services where she joins forces with local women to combat harmful cultural practices against women and girls in African Communities.She is also the Global Outreach Strategist for
Grace is the CEO of Adelaar Energy and an advisory board member of the African Energy Chamber. She commenced her professional journey as an audit staff at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) before she transitioned to the energy industry. She started off as a Business Planning and Economic Analyst for Shell Cameroon and then worked as a Business Analyst and Economist for Shell Nigeria for several years. She also worked as a senior manager (business planning and economics) at a medium-sized multi-national company, Addax Petroleum (SINOPEC Company) before moving to Eroton Exploration & Production Company, one of Nigeria’s biggest indigenous startups where she served as a senior manager in Business strategy and economics.
