The association · organisation · in English

Six pillars,
twenty-two themes.

We compared our structure with ten comparable organisations and frameworks. The executive board adopted eight decisions on 1 October 2026; the same afternoon it chose even numbers — six pillars and twenty-two themes — then adopted the election procedure for the pillar vice-presidents and an annual plan for each priority theme. Nothing was deleted or renumbered.

6 pillars22 themes7 prioritiesElection on 22 October 2026
6pillarspillars V and VI created on 1 October 2026
16 / 22themes with a coordinatortheme 22, Sport, Arts & Leisure, created on 1 October 2026
7priority themesthe themes of our eight advocacy files
14open postsleads, deputies and pillar vice-presidents

Structure

Six pillars,
who leads what.

Names as published on our French page Nos actions; a pillar vice-president is elected, a theme coordinator is appointed.

PillarVice-presidentThemes and coordinators
I · Memory, Culture & HeritageDr Bé-Rammaj Miaro-II01. Memory & Heritage — Félix Mbété Nangmbatnan · 02. Culture & Living Heritage — Dr Yaphete Madjiradé · 03. Research & Knowledge — Sylvain Nomaye
II · Essential ServicesFranco Joseph Ngarlena07. Water, Sanitation & Hygiene — open · 09. Education, Youth & Training — Bruno Kodjadoum NGARTEL · 10. Gender & Women’s Empowerment — Odette Tolmbaye · 11. Health, Nutrition & Prevention — Dr Nestor Alladoumdjim · 12. Social Protection, Children & Inclusion — Solkem Ngarmbatina · 22. Sport, Arts & Leisure — open
III · Governance, Peace & Advocacyto be elected on 22 October 202613. Governance & Advocacy — Adoumbé Maoura · 14. Peace & Social Cohesion — Sa Majesté Moulbe Brahim Nadoumbeye · 15. Expert Network & Diaspora — Edgard Djerassem Djimhotengar · 16. Justice & Human Rights — Dr Eugène Ngartebaye Le Yotha
IV · Digital & Innovationto be elected on 22 October 202617. Connectivity & Digital Services — Bignéro Moïalbéi LE MADANG · 18. Artificial Intelligence & Data — Bonheur Allahaddje · 19. Digital Skills & Entrepreneurship — Rosine Mbaïnodoum
V · Economy & Natural Resourcesto be elected on 22 October 202604. Agriculture, Livestock & Food Security — Olivier Allaramadji Nomaye · 05. Entrepreneurship & Inclusive Finance — Tamar Neloum DOUMANBE · 06. Environment, Climate & Natural Resources — open
VI · Infrastructure, Territory & Risksto be elected on 22 October 202608. Roads & Urban Planning — open · 20. Emergencies & Risks — open · 21. Energy — open
All themes in detail The election of the vice-presidents

Priorities

Seven priority themes,
each with a lead and a deputy.

The themes behind our eight advocacy files. Each has an annual plan, pre-filled with the commitments we published in its advocacy file; the lead and the deputy set deadlines, owners, means and indicators, and the pillar vice-president follows it every quarter.

ThemeLeadDeputy
07. Water, Sanitation & Hygieneopen — applyto be found — apply
21. Energyopen — applyto be found — apply
08. Roads & Urban Planningopen — applyto be found — apply
11. Health, Nutrition & PreventionDr Nestor Alladoumdjimto be found — apply
09. Education, Youth & TrainingBruno Kodjadoum NGARTELto be found — apply
17. Connectivity & Digital ServicesBignéro Moïalbéi LE MADANGto be found — apply
13. Governance & AdvocacyAdoumbé Maourato be found — apply

Application forms, mission sheets and the annual plans (PDF) are in French; to apply in English, write to us. Our advocacy files are summarised on the advocacy page.

Decisions of 1 October 2026

Eight decisions,
and what followed the same day.

  1. Few priorities at a time. The themes remain the map of our subjects, but only five to seven are priorities at once, each with an annual plan, at least two people and a report: first the seven themes behind our eight advocacy files.
  2. Pillar II split. The largest pillar, which held eleven themes, was split: Essential Services keeps water, education, gender, health and social protection; the rest went to new pillars.
  3. Money with the elected board. The Financing & Resources unit is held ad interim by the elected treasurer; fundraising stays suspended until an account in the association’s name and the other published conditions are in place.
  4. Projects, follow-up & accountability. Preparing files, keeping the tracking table and the annual report become a task of the secretary-general.
  5. Elected pillar vice-presidents. Pillar leads become elected vice-presidents, who bring their coordinators together every quarter.
  6. One person, one theme, one deputy. A person coordinates one theme only, and each priority theme has a lead and a deputy, so that nothing depends on a single person.
  7. One steering grid. We steer by pillars and themes only; the ODEB programmes and the NGO sectors become correspondence tables.
  8. Aligned with the commune’s plan. Each priority theme is tied to a project in our proposals to the commune of Bédjondo, and a State technical officer is invited to follow it.

The same day, the board adopted the election procedure for the pillar vice-presidents and the annual plan template (register 2026-33 and 2026-34), then six pillars and twenty-two themes (register 2026-35). The French texts, with their sources: Décisions d’organisation and the register of decisions.

Quarterly magazine · in French

Lonodji,
four issues a year.

Our quarterly magazine gathers what the association decided and published, in a PDF to print or share on WhatsApp. Issue 1 (24 pages) came out on 1 October 2026; the next one is due in January 2027.

PDF · in FrenchLonodji no. 1Le 1er octobre 2026, le bureau exécutif a réorganisé l’association : six pôles, vingt-deux thématiques, sept priorités avec chacune un titulaire et un adjoint, et quatre vice-présidences à élire le 22 octobre.In FrenchAll issuesCover, contents and download.