Biodiversity & Wildlife Monitoring: CITES added Cameroon-linked Cross River National Park (Nigeria) and Okomu National Park to the MIKE programme, bringing the elephant monitoring network to 74 sites across Africa. Climate & Community Action: JVE Cameroon hosted a climate storytelling gathering near Essos Public School, pushing an Eco-Feminism Bootcamp aimed at equipping women to rehabilitate at least 3,000 hectares of degraded land. Waste-to-Energy Push: Thermosun Cameroon signed a framework agreement with IRGM to support its CFAF500bn waste-to-energy project, including waste characterization, environmental studies, and training. Clean Energy Financing Talks: Kikot-Mbebe hydropower (500 MW) drew interest from 50+ financial institutions, even as the project cost gap remains unresolved between CFA872bn and CFA1.62tn estimates. Rural Jobs & Skills: Cameroon and GIZ, with key ministries, signed instruments to align vocational training with agropastoral market needs, supported by the EU. Agri-Climate Finance: CAFI-IDH launched support for Cameroon’s agricultural SMEs with nearly CFA14bn to help deforestation-free value chains access investment. Food Systems: PROFIP (Cameroon–JICA) reported 98% work plan completion, with inland fish farming targets rising to 20,000 tonnes. Transport for Greener Growth: Cameroon and the EU discussed transport cooperation, including energy transition, electric mobility, sustainable fuels, and climate-resilient corridor governance.