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…

In cooperation with the Cameroonian company AURA Cameroun Sarl, Lena Löchte from PAULA Water GmbH has installed the first PAULA water treatment plant in Cameroon,…

As part of the INTEWAR project, the Wastewater Research Unit (WRU) of the University of Yaoundé 1 has started designing and building a pilot plant for decentralised wastewater treatment…

For the first time, IASU has analyzed a water sample from the drinking water intake in Soa. The sample was taken at the Health Center in Soa…

The 9th World Water Forum (WWF) was held under the topic “Water Security for Peace and Development” and was hosted for the first time in Senegal…

Between February 17 and 27, a six-member delegation of the INTEWAR project travelled to Cameroon for the second time within the project period…

The Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources Management (IWW) at RWTH Aachen University has reached an important milestone by completing the first flood hazard maps for the project area Soa…

In addition to many new insights, the first trip to Cameroon has also intensified the cooperation between the Cameroonian and German project partners. Since October, the partners have been regularly exchanging information…

After more than a year of digital coordination meetings in the German consortium and with the Cameroonian partners, FiW and IHPH made a first successful trip to Cameroon. For eleven days, the team visited potential pilot sites for the construction of decentralized drinking water treatment plants, presented…

In May of this year, the Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources Management (IWW) at RWTH Aachen University commissioned a Cameroonian partner company, SOGEFI (Société de Géomatique et d’Expertise Foncière à l’International),…

The IHPH at the University Hospital Bonn will record the drinking water supply structure, georeference water sources and conduct microbiological analyses in the study areas. Essential components of the IHPH’s work…

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

The associated partner NGO of the project, Association Ciel Bleu, established initial contact in the pilot area of Soa with various actors in the water sector in close cooperation and coordination with FiW.

Quelle: SitRep N°70, Rapport de situation de la gestion du cholera au Cameroun, Ministere de la sante publique, Republique du Cameroun Heavy rainfall has caused…

In a kick-off event via video conference, the INTEWAR project consortium revived the contacts made during the definition phase. After a short presentation of the…

On 01.05.2020 the research project “INTEWAR – Innovative technologies for the containment of water-associated diseases” was launched. The joint project is now devoting three years…

In July 2018, the INTEWAR partner consortium conducted a fact-finding mission to Cameroon as part of a definition project. The aim was to gain first…