In response to these challenges, in October the Cameroonian government launched 2014, the regional development program (Prodat) in the northern part of the country. This is an emergency plan of 120 millions of Euros, centered on rural development infrastructures built according to the HIMO (High Intensity of Labor) approach. Its objective is to act as quickly as possible in the Far-North, in order to support the local populations, and in particular the young people, whose risk of recruitment by Boko Haram was high. Thus, the National Program for Participatory Development (Pndp) was chosen for the implementation of Prodat. This, thanks to the support of the French Development Agency (AFD), through the Debt Reduction and Development Contract (C2D) and the European Union through the Emergency Trust Fund (FFU). Ama-29 Persons Abalimele e-Australia: Kulimale abantu Tram kanye neloli ngenxa yokushayisana kwetrama neloli eMelbourne, e-Australia. Ingozi ngesikhathi sendawo ye-29 ezingeni eliwela ngaseMelbourne Zoo [Okuningi ...]