With our years of experience, our majority Cameroonian team, and our deep understanding of local issues, we have earned great trust and respect among the communities we serve.
Reasearch and Development Without Borders is a non-governmental not for profit organization working in Cameroon with Reg. No: 0181/ARDA/JO6/A2/ALPAS/APPB. Since its inception in 2020, the organisation has been working with universities, Government bodies and Inter-governmental in the promotion of research in water sanitation, food security and climate change. our work remains on the most vulnerable in our community where we continue to maintain the personal community involvement that has become the trademark at RDWB.
Our community-led approach gives low-income Cameroonians a voice in the quality of their water services, making them active participants in shaping their development.
With our years of experience, our majority Cameroonian team, and our deep understanding of local issues, we have earned great trust and respect among the communities we serve.
We couldn’t do the work we do without you, which is why we value your trust so highly.
To live in a world where vulnerable communities have full access to easy-to-use, affordable technologies for more comprehensive and sustainable community development.
The mission of the association is: to promote research and development in the areas of water sanitation and health, nutrition, food security, poverty alleviation and youth empowerment for the social and economic development of urban and rural communities in Cameroon and beyond.
Our focus is to bridge the gap between Research and Practice and bring lasting solutions to the communities we work with.
During challenging times, donations from our supporters are a vital resource for RDWB and will help to ensure we can continue to reach those who need it most, and provide vital assistance to the neediest.
Corporate partners support our events, help us speak louder about our campaigns, fundraise for us, and make financial donations and gifts-in-kind.
We are always on the lookout for new corporate supporters.
We bridge the gap between Research and Practice and bring lasting solutions to the communities we work with. Through our ever-growing experience, RDWB has learned that three mutually complementary principles, or “cross-cutting issues”, are crucial to sustainable development and effective humanitarian assistance in Cameroon, these are community-led development, gender equality and the Value of Education. These three principles are factored into all of our work.
Partnerships with other high-performing organizations enable us to expand our good work, to do more for more people while sharing learning and driving innovation. RDWB has made mutually complementary partnerships central to our way of working.
More information on each of these approaches and why they are so important to the success of our work can be found below. Find out more about what we do and Our Projects, or donate today to support vulnerable citizen across the country.
Research and Development Without Borders is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2020 in Yaoundé, Cameroon with Registration number No: 0181/ARDA/JO6/A2/ALPAS/APPB. Since its inception in 2020, the organisation has been working with Universities, government bodies, youth organisations and intergovernmental bodies in the promotion of research and implementation of projects in water sanitation and hygiene, food security and climate change.
Integrity And Ethics
Respect
Accountability
Equality
Globally Responsible Engineers
Principles
Working impartially politically
Working legally and transparently
Handling our responsibilities sensibly
Taking our moral responsibility seriously
Showing respect to the poor and helpless
Working on behalf of the common good rather than our organization
Responsibilities
Timely delivery of projects
Aiming for long-term solutions
Carefully and reliably delivering action
Ensuring transparency and accountability
Establishing trust through honest and transparent work
Paying attention to the common good of all communities equal
