Food Security and
Livelihood
Helping households move from emergency aid to income they can rely on.
From Emergency Relief to Lasting Autonomy
Understanding why food assistance alone is never enough, and how AAPV helps households rebuild the means to provide for themselves.
When Aid Ends and Nothing Has Changed
Crisis and displacement do not only empty granaries — they break the means of producing food at all. Farmers lose seeds, livestock and access to their land, while households with no income fall into a cycle where each new shock requires a new distribution. Food aid keeps families alive, but on its own it leaves them exactly as vulnerable to the next crisis as they were to the last.
Measurable Results, Community by Community
235
Assisted with seeds, livestock and veterinary care.
235
Trained in improved farming techniques.
112
Received fortified foods to help prevent malnutrition.
2,100
Received cash assistance to strengthen household resilience.
Acting at Every Stage: Relief, Recovery and Autonomy
Agricultural Input Support
We provide farmers with seeds, livestock and veterinary care, restoring the productive base that crisis and displacement have stripped away.
Farming Technique Training
We train farmers in improved techniques, raising yields and reducing the dependence on emergency aid that follows each poor harvest.
Nutritional Food Distribution
We distribute fortified foods to children and mothers, preventing malnutrition before it requires medical treatment to reverse.
Vocational Skills Training
We train women and young people in marketable trades, opening income sources that do not depend on land or harvest.
Micro-Enterprise Start-Up Kits
We equip newly trained participants with the tools and materials their trade requires, turning skills into working activity.
Cash Assistance Programmes
We deliver direct cash assistance and Cash for Work opportunities, letting households meet their own most urgent priorities.
Recent Activities
Follow the activities carried out across our programmes, community by community.
AAPV Conducts Field Mission to Strengthen Nutrition Response in Garoua I and II Health Districts
AAPV conducted a field mission to the North Regional Delegation of Public Health and the Garoua I and II Health
AAPV Represents Cameroon at the KOICA Youth Leaders Program and Secures 3rd Place in the Private Sector Track
AAPV proudly represented Cameroon at the KOICA Youth Leaders Program in Ghana through its delegate, Mr. Aziz PEKASSA. Competing alongside
AAPV Joins CHRDA Panel on Peacebuilding in Cameroon
AAPV participated in a panel discussion on peacebuilding in Cameroon organized by CHRDA, bringing together key perspectives on how sustainable
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Preventing violence, supporting survivors and equipping the frontline actors they turn to first.
Medical and Mental Health Support
Supporting peace negotiations, recovery and community-led prevention of radicalisation and all forms of violence.
Mobile Clinics
Bringing primary healthcare, reproductive health services and psychosocial support to hard-to-reach communities.
Peace and Social Cohesion
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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Building and rehabilitating water points while raising community awareness on hygiene, sanitation and cholera prevention.
Climate and Environment
Protecting biodiversity, mitigating climate change and strengthening ecosystem resilience through sustainable land management.
Frequently Asked
Questions
The programme helps vulnerable households strengthen food security, improve livelihoods and reduce dependence on emergency assistance through practical and sustainable support.
AAPV supports vulnerable farmers, families, women, children and households facing food insecurity or limited economic opportunities.
AAPV assists farmers with seeds, livestock, veterinary care and training in improved farming techniques.
Yes. The programme includes food support, including fortified foods for vulnerable children and mothers to help prevent malnutrition.
Yes. AAPV provides cash assistance to vulnerable households to help them meet essential needs and strengthen their resilience.