Tanja Dohr

The German-Cameroonian consortium of the BMBF-funded INTEWAR project successfully organised its final con-ference in Yaoundé in mid-November after three years of project work.

On Tuesday, 14.11.2024, the final conference of the INTEWAR project will take place in Yaoundé. Further in-formation will follow shortly…

Part of the developed INTEWAR concept includes the production of representative flood hazard and flood risk maps for the respective pilot regions…

In Ngousso, the project partners from the University of Yaoundé I successfully conducted a household survey to assess risk perception and collect health data.

In June, the fifth project trip of the BMBF-funded INTEWAR project took place, in which another water treat-ment plant was handed over to a Cameroonian community.

The Institute of Occupational, Social, and Environmental Medicine at the University Hospital of RWTH Aachen (IASU) is delighted to welcome Mr. Carot Lemo from the Centre Pasteur Yaoundé for further training…

One of the goals of the Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources Management (IWW) at RWTH Aachen University is the creation of flood hazard maps on the basis of a hydraulic runoff model for the project regions…

The Institute for Occupational, Social and Environmental Medicine (IASU) of the University Hospital Aachen is investigating the contamination of water and soil with chemical substances in the INTEWAR project…

The Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources Management (IWW) of RWTH Aachen University is responsible in the project for the creation of digital terrain models of the project areas in Cameroon …

As part of the 4th project trip, a six-member delegation from the INTEWAR project travelled to Cameroon between 26 October and 4 November. The team consisted of two staff members each from FiW e.V., IHPH and IWW. On site, the delegation was joined by staff from…