Rehabilitation of schools and high schools in Garoua

In Garoua, public primary schools, particularly those located on the outskirts (Garoua 2, Garoua 3) and in adjacent rural areas, face major challenges. Many lack basic infrastructure such as permanent classrooms, solid roofs, and secure fencing. Furniture is often insufficient, forcing students to share benches, and class sizes can exceed 80 students. Access to drinking water is limited and sanitary facilities are often non-existent or not separated for girls and boys, impacting girls' school attendance. Moreover, modern educational equipment (libraries, computer rooms) is rare. This mission aims to address these urgent needs through the rehabilitation of classrooms (roofs, floors, paint), the construction of modern sanitation blocks, the installation of boreholes, the provision of desk-benches, the creation of computer rooms, and the funding of school canteens.