YALI Anti-Corruption Project

Empowering Youth to Combat Corruption

2020–2021
Cameroon
Projects & Achievements

Corruption remains one of Cameroonʼs most significant challenges, with billions lost annually to unethical practices. The YALI Anti-Corruption Project was designed to address this issue by fostering ethical leadership among youth. Through the establishment of Anti-Corruption Clubs in universities and secondary schools, coupled with nationwide sensitization campaigns, this project mobilized young people to recognize, resist, and act against corruption in their communities. A comprehensive Anti-Corruption Manual was also developed to provide youth with practical tools to identify and counter corruption effectively.

Impacts

Raised awareness among over 1 million youths, empowering them to reject and denounce corruption.

Strengthened ethical leadership values through structured Anti-Corruption Clubs.

Provided communities with actionable tools to combat corruption at the grassroots level.

Key Highlights

Youth Reached: Over 1 million young people sensitized about the dangers of corruption.

Clubs Established: Anti-Corruption Clubs in 3 universities and 50 secondary schools.

Resources Distributed: 2,000 copies of the YALI Anti-Corruption Manual to civic clubs, libraries, and CSOs.

Awareness Campaigns: Conducted across schools and communities to incite action against corruption.

Testimonials

"This project taught us that corruption is not just a national issue but a personal responsibility. We now have the tools and confidence to stand against it."

Participant