ADEB LONODJI · Since 1995

All Bedjond people.Acting together.

ADEB LONODJI serves all Bedjond people, in Chad and across the diaspora. We document their needs and preserve their heritage.

6 pillars · 22 themes Our pillars

Right now

Four pillar vice-presidencies: vote scheduled for . Member census (French): deadline of .

Facts and evidence.

What is documented, published and confirmed resolved. Snapshot dated 24 October 2026.

Advocacy briefs published
8
Published briefs
Needs documented
12/ 34
Territorial diagnosis
Needs confirmed resolved
0
Dated evidence required

Full progress report and sourcesAbout the associationBoard decisions

Six pillars for action.

Preserving Bedjond heritage, improving living conditions and preparing for the future. 17 themes have a coordinator.

Our seven active priorities

All advocacy briefs (8)

The 47 cover letters are ready and await the board’s signature. Each dispatch and each reply will be dated.

  1. Advocacy briefBroadband internet
  2. Advocacy briefElectricity
  3. Advocacy briefNote to the commune
  4. Advocacy briefDrinking water
  5. Advocacy briefHealth
  6. Advocacy briefRoads and bridges
  7. Advocacy briefEducation
  8. Advocacy briefVocational training

All themes and coordinatorsOur fields of workProjects and their statusProposals to the commune

Our country, our memory.

The Bedjond people, their Nangnda language and a history to pass on, at home and across the diaspora.

Find your village

965 named localities, in 14 units.

  • Mandoul Occidental, heart of the Bedjond country
  • Logone Oriental, attested Bedjond presence
  • Logone Oriental, reported Bedjond presence
  • Farming diaspora, reported presence
Explore the villages

Preparing tomorrow.

The ODEB LONODJI project proposes a 2030 vision for Bedjond country. The proposals and next steps remain open for discussion.

Vision 2030White paper (French)Roadmap (French)

Everyone can contribute.

A reply within 48 working hours: write to us, call or WhatsApp.

Courage · Discipline · Heritage