Government ministries
Health, education and public policy authorities that co-run national campaigns and school-based interventions.
Health, education and public policy authorities that co-run national campaigns and school-based interventions.
Universities and research schools that anchor training, joint programmes and doctoral supervision.
Global foundations and charitable trusts supporting long-term science on schistosomiasis and NTDs.
NGOs and communication specialists translating research into on-the-ground campaigns and public messaging.
Ministries and public-health bodies from neighbouring countries sharing surveillance and control experience.
United Nations agencies coordinating norms, monitoring and technical guidance on NTDs worldwide.
Ministries, universities and financial institutions inside Cameroon that anchor CSP's work in the national health, education and development system.
The Ministry of Public Health of Cameroon is responsible for the formulation and implementation of government policy regarding public health. It coordinates national control programs against endemic and tropical diseases, and ensures improved access to healthcare for the entire Cameroonian population.
The Ministry of Basic Education of Cameroon is responsible for implementing government policy regarding basic education. It actively participates in school-based deworming programs and the fight against schistosomiasis in schools, in collaboration with public health partners.
The Ministry of Secondary Education of Cameroon is responsible for defining and implementing educational policy at the general and technical secondary school levels. It plays a key role in raising awareness about neglected tropical diseases among young people through national school curricula.
The University of Yaoundé provides opportunities for quality education through teaching and research in an environment that is conducive to such pursuits and in ways that respond to market forces. The University is dedicated to the continuous quest for excellence, the promotion of moral and human values, and service to the community. Its teaching and research programmes emphasize relevance, encourage tolerance and promote creative, critical and independent thinking.
The University of Buea provides opportunities for quality education through teaching and research in an environment that is conducive to such pursuits and in ways that respond to market forces. The University is dedicated to the continuous quest for excellence, the promotion of moral and human values, and service to the community. Its teaching and research programmes emphasize relevance, encourage tolerance and promote creative, critical and independent thinking.
Afriland First Bank is a Cameroonian bank founded in 1987 with the mission of mobilizing savings and financing the development of Africa. It supports economic and social development initiatives across the continent, including partnerships with health and research institutions committed to improving living conditions and combating endemic diseases in African communities.
Multilateral agencies, funders, peer institutions and delivery partners that connect CSP to the global health, research and NTD control community.
The World Health Organization is the United Nations agency responsible for international public health. It sets the global agenda on neglected tropical diseases, publishes the reference guidelines that frame national NTD programmes, and coordinates the elimination targets that shape CSP's field operations.
Wellcome is a global charitable foundation supporting discovery research into life, health and wellbeing. It funds long-term investigations into infectious diseases including schistosomiasis, and backs the science that underpins the diagnostics, treatments and control strategies CSP applies in Cameroon.
The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare of the Republic of Liberia leads national health policy, disease control programmes and the country's response to neglected tropical diseases. Its partnership with CSP supports cross-border learning on schistosomiasis and STH control across West and Central Africa.
FHI 360 is a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions. Its work in health, education and NTDs complements CSP's field delivery, bringing evidence-based programming and community-level implementation experience.
Pamoja Communications is a specialist communications agency working with global health organizations on advocacy, campaigns and knowledge translation. It supports CSP with strategic communications around NTD control, translating scientific outputs into materials that reach programme managers, communities and policy audiences.
The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is a specialist institution engaged in the study of tropical diseases and public health in low- and middle-income countries. Its long-standing collaboration with CSP covers joint research, capacity building and PhD supervision on schistosomiasis and other neglected tropical diseases.