President
Parliamentary networks
Networks bring members together around a cause or theme, across party lines.
Réseau des Parlementaires pour la Diaspora, la Coopération Décentralisée et Transfrontalière « REP-COD »
Réseau des Parlementaires pour la Promotion des Investissements et des Contrats de Partenariat « REPICOP »
Main responsibilities: • To promote public and private investment in Cameroon. • To monitor, analyse and provide support on issues relating to public-private partnerships (PPPs). • Strengthen MPs’ technical and legislative capacities on economic, energy and sustainable development issues (training workshops, thematic seminars, e.g. on biogas and green energy in partnership with specialist organisations such as Royal Renewable Energy Cameroon – RRECAM). • Serve as a forum for dialogue between parliamentarians, the government, the private sector and development partners to improve the business climate Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
President
Hon. BANMI Emmanuel DINGHA
Réseau des Parlementaires Espérance-Jeunesse « REJE »
Integration of young people into the professional environment; training of young people in agricultural and pastoral trades.
President
Hon. OSIH JOSHUA
Réseau des Parlementaires pour la Gestion Durable des Ecosystèmes Forestiers d’Afrique Centrale « REPAR-CEFDHAC »
REPAR ensures the participation of parliamentarians in the conservation and sustainable and beneficial management of dense and humid forest ecosystems in Central Africa. Its main objectives are: To guarantee the involvement of parliamentarians in the processes of formulating, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating policies and legislation for the conservation and sustainable management of dense and humid forest ecosystems in Central Africa;
President
Hon. ZAM Jean Jacques Noel