NACDA | Projects

Completed projects

®-Construction of sustainable pipe borne water in Awing village.
®-Opening of primary schools which were later on transformed into Government schools.
®-Built classrooms and provide benches to the existing secondary schools.
®-Built a community hall, a meeting place for the conception of all projects and a place for mass lectures.
®-Built 3 women centres,a meeting place for their education, social and cultural activities.
®-Builds and maintains a good road network system within the village, and farm to market roads to Mbouda, Santa and Bamenda towns.
®-Builds and maintains bridges.
®-Improves sanitation in Awing and ensuring pit latrines at homes and supervising the building of toilets in market places.
®-Lectures on farming method and reducing bush fires and burning of farms.
®-Educates the people on food security through women centres, njangis, homes, and general NACDA meetings.
®-Lectures on tree planting and especially replacing eucalyptus with cypress along banks of streams.
®-Plans cultural activities and annual dances.
®-Renovating our Fon's Palace, a cultural monument.
®-Erection of traditional ritual hut at the Awing Lake.

- Electrification of Awing village

NACDA Projects

WATER

The Awing community savored pipe borne water before the population of Santa town. Majority of people do not travel long distances to fetch water. There has been remarkable improvement in health of the population due to reliable portable water. NACDA is bent to extend water to all the homes.

This was the very first NACDA project started by the second President General of NACDA Pa Mathias Mbapeh Mbonlen and still continuing today by all the quarter development unions. As at today, about 63 percent of the village have access to pipe borne water. Our intentions are clear - to get everyone in the village access to pipe borne water. The quarter development unions have taken this challenge and are doing all they can to extend water to the various corners of their various quarters.Our intentions are clear - to get everyone in the village access to pipe borne water. The quarter development unions have taken this challenge and are doing all they can to extend water to the various corners of their various quarters.

ROADS AND BRIDGES

Roads remain to be Achilles hill to Awing. Despite efforts made by the State to fund its maintenance much is still desired. The choice of contractors is problematic and something has to be done. It should be underscored that three motor-able roads link Awing from the North West and West Regions. It is due the intervention of the road maintenance task force hired by the current NACDA team that people can circulate in Awing now. The services of the maintenance team have rendered the roads accessible from the village direction. Through the efforts of the Fon almost all the compound are accessible by vehicles.

As the saying goes "where a road passes, development follows". We have been involved in road construstion since the early 1940s. Awing has three motorable roads linking the village (Baminyam Road, Santa Road and the Lake Awing Road). These roads are passable all year round as NACDA has put in place a permanent Road Maintenance Crew. Our intentions are clear - to get everyone in the village access to pipe borne water. The quarter development unions have taken this challenge and are doing all they can to extend water to the various corners of their various quarters.Our intentions are clear - to get everyone in the village access to pipe borne water. The quarter development unions have taken this challenge and are

HEALTH

There is a sharp improvement in the health sector. Government has come to the rescue of the population and NACDA by creating two major health facilities in Awing marking the effective presence of the Fondom in the national health map. The Sub Divisional Hospital project is currently going on at Nelebe. Government action has been supported by some elite who equipped the Integrated Health Unit with beds and laboratory equipment. The tribulations of the past when patients used to die on the hills of estate and the lake are gradually giving way to history

vacination

TOURISM

DATA COLLECTION

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

The number of scholars has witnessed a dramatic rise in Awing due to the quantitative and qualitative number of educational institutions that exist both at the basic and secondary educational domains. For those who love numbers here are some for you, total 24 broken down as such; eight mission, one private nursery and fifteen government primary schools. As for the secondary, we have a GHS for general education, a Government technical college a private technical college and two private colleges. A majority of these institutions are constructed and equipped by the Parent Teachers Association and NACDA who also hire PTA teachers. They are backed in their endeavors by some elite who have come up with prize award programs like APEX Advocacy Program for Excellence.

COMPUTER DONATION TO SCHOOLS

NACDA VILLAGE INTERNET

NACDA HOME SECRETARIAT

ELECTRICITY

unions have taken this challenge and are doing all they can to extend water to the various corners of their various quarters.Our intentions are clear - to get everyone in the village access to pipe borne water.

AWINGPALACE

The quarter development unions have taken this challenge and are

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Completed projects

NACDA Projects