Documentations

The activity aims at producing a manual and delivering a training course in detection, diagnostics and monitoring of biological invasions - traditional, molecular and biodiversity informatics for Cameroon. The Trainers will produce 8 training modules based on the above information as well as the

The objective of activity C12 is to produce and deliver a training course in the contingency planning process and the formulation of emergency response exercises for biological invasions (including potential LMO invasions) in Cameroon. The materials will be based on a training course of 6 modules

The Training Manual on CAS is to be used by national trainers to train operational staff in Cameroon, by drawing special attention to LMOs and IAS based on best practises. The staff responsible for CAS at the operational level hail from diverse disciplinary backgrounds and thus the Training Manual

The main objective of this course is to train government departments and stakeholders involved in border controls on Commodity Audit Systems for Compliance with Risk Assessment Profiles in Cameroon. This is absolutely important because there is insufficient capacity for risk-based approach to

The objective of the activity is to develop a Training Course in Inspection Systems and Methods including Treatments for Cameroon based on the training of trainers (ToT) manual. The Project is aimed at raising awareness on inspection methods and best practice for treatment as part of an integrated

The Capacity building is based on the development and implementation of a programme of training of human resources in the trade or management of biological material in detection, diagnostics and monitoring of biological invasions and LMOs. Low levels of detection, diagnostic and monitoring capacity

Biosecurity is a series of measures to protect against the entry, establishment and spread of Invasive alien species (IAS) including living modified organisms that are deleterious to our human, animal and plant health, environment and our economy. It includes protection of Cameroons borders at the

Within this context of a risk-based biosecurity approach the project advocates using the ‘invasive management hierarchy’ when planning the management of biological invasions1. This concept states that prevention is better than early detection and rapid response, which is better than eradication

The present report realised in the framework of Activity 2.3.3 of the Cameroon Biosecurity Project (CBP) focuses on gaps and difficulties related to the incorporation of GMOs and pathogens in the formulation of a global strategy for the management of invasion risks in Cameroon. Indeed, previous

Currently management strategies for established biological invasions in Cameroon are rarely based on a systematic risk-based decision-making process. The work documented in this report seeks to address this weakness by facilitating a generic risk-based decision-making processes that can be used to