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Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Citizenship and Governance Crime Prevention Criminal Justice Culture Debt Relief Decolonization Economics and Finance Education Extreme poverty Financing for Development Governance Human Rights Humanitarian Affairs International Law Justice Social Development Sports for Peace and Development Sustainable Development United Nations Funding Volunteerism Women Women/gender Equality Youth Financing for Development: Addressing systemic issues Mobilizing domestic financial resources for development Gender Issues and Advancement of Women: Advocacy and outreach Education and training of women Human rights of women Indigenous women Information and communication technologies Institutional mechanisms for the advancement of women Millennium Development Goals Policy advice Service provision The girl child Trafficking in women and girls Violence against women Women and HIV/AIDS Women and health Women and poverty Women and the economy Women and the environment Women and the media Women in power and decision-making Population: Population distribution and internal migration Population growth Population structure Reproduction, family formation and the status of women Public Administration: Ethics, Transparency and Accountability Governance and Public Administration Knowledge Systems and E-government Public Service and Management Innovation Socio-Economic Governance and Management Social Development: Aging Conflict Cooperative Employment Indigenous issues Information and Communications Technologies Poverty Social policy Technical cooperation Youth Statistics: Civil registration systems Crime and criminal justice statistics Demographic and social surveys Development indicators Geographical names Household Statistics Informal Sector Statistics International Comparison Programme International Economic and Social Classifications International migration Labour and Compensation Methodological publications in statistics National accounting Official statistics, principles and practices Population and housing censuses Poverty statistics Services Statistics Sustainable Development: Agriculture Capacity-building Consumption and production patterns Demographics Desertification and Drought Gender equality Human settlements Indicators International law Partnerships Poverty Rural Development Sustainable Tourism Sustainable development in a globalizing world Sustainable development of SIDS
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Cameroon South Africa
Millennium Development Goals:	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Reduce child mortality Improve maternal health Ensure environmental sustainability Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	The cardinal ambition of UPAC Association is to create a one-stop shop aimed at stimulating and enhancing democratic governance, defence of human and people’s rights, ensure the respect of the rule of law and state of justice, promote investment, project management and socio-economic development, empowerment of women and youth, effect legal consultancy, carry out philanthropic and humanistic activities, create and strengthen community-based NGOs to foster development and democratic governance, and to support education, health and environmental protection. Fastidiously apolitical, UPAC, besides promoting development is a body for and of the people. - To build a peaceable and enabling environment for investment and education, - To develop leadership capacity, - To thwart ignorance and give meaning to words, - To militate against social ills and bad governance, - To nurture hopes and sustain dreams, - To communicate the essence of life to be well-lived, - To bridge the widening gyre between diversity and literacy, - To promote democratic governance and soul democracy, - To protect and defence human and people’s rights, - To create and strengthen initiatives that support a state of justice, - To provide an avenue for the members of the Association in good standing to continue their fraternal affiliation eternally, - To support and contribute in the policy actions of the international community, - To contribute in the development and emboldening of the UNO, - To promote and assist members of the Association, - To identify potentials and culture them, - To create and support initiatives that empower our women and youths, - To advice on investment prospects and effect legal consultancy, - To create and support potentials that encourage power alteration in the state, - To unlock the corridor of cooperation between the Association, and other interested corporate Associations of professional and social repute, - To advance the Association’s presence nationally and internationally and to promote, advance and protect the reputation of the Association, - To strengthen and support the effectiveness, membership and activities of recognized affiliates and foster activity between them, - To boost education and environmental protection, - To nurture strengths and boost capacity building in our community, - To promote our cultural heritage and tradition in a society of diversity, - To support community-based civil societies and traditional groups, - To promote justice, objectivity and good faith within and without the Association, - To promote philanthropy and charitable endeavours.
Year established:	2007
Year of registration:	2008
Organizational structure:	The structure of UPAC Association is defined by its Constitution. It has a Board of Directors and the General Assembly. SECTION19: OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors shall be made up of the following: 19.1: President General 19.2: Vice President 19.3: Secretary General 19.4: Financial Secretary 19.5: Treasurer 19.6: Organizing Secretary 19.7: Public Relation Officer 19.8: Communication Secretary 19.9: Social Secretary 19.10: Health Secretary 19.11: Roving Ambassador 19.12: Information Secretary 19.13: Scientific Affair Secretary 19.14: Investment Secretary 19.15: Legal and Technical Advisers FUNCTIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 22.1: The General Assembly shall constitute all members of the Association including the Board. They may adopt all proposals tendered by the Board. 22.2: The General Assembly can propose ideas which are subject to appraisal by the Board. 22.3: A member of the General Assembly can propose an idea that is subject to appraisal by the General Assembly and the Board. 22.3: The General Assembly shall adopt the Annual Budget of the Association. 22.4: The General Assembly may censor the activities of the Board. Members of the Board of Directors shall be recruited by the Founding Fathers, subjected to censorship by the General Assembly.
Number and type of members:	There are 15 members with three auditors. The catalogue of UPAC Executive Members are as follows: LIST OF PIONEER UPAC MEMBERS NAME POST LEVEL OF EDUCATION RESIDENCE PROFESSION CONTACT BUMA MUSA PRESIDENT GENERAL DEA/MASTER+ IN LAW BAMENDA CAMEROON COURT REGISTRAR ADMINISTRATOR -237.75.30.88.46 bumasemaz@yahoo.co.uk -APPEAL COURT BAMENDA EDIT AWA VICE PRESIDENT MASTER IN LINGUISTIC YAOUNDE CAMEROON PhD STUDENT -237.74.87.04.04 - eddiawa@yahoo.com -UNIVERSITY OF YAOUNDE I AWA RAYMOND SECRETARY GENERAL MASTER IN LAW BAMENDA CAMEROON TEACHER/JURIST -237.73.07.49.92 fomosoh2020@yahoo.com INSEC BAMBILI NKWOMBO ADELINE FINANCIAL SECRETARY MAITRISE IN LAW GAROUA CAMEROON GREFFIER PRINCIPALE -237.77.49.05.00 adelinebih@yahoo.com -APPEAL COURT GAROUA MUKURO MARCELINE TREASURER BACHELOR DEGREE IN LAW DOUALA CAMEROON JURIST -237.77.59.63.28 imarceline@yahoo.com AKWA DOUALA BILLA ISAAC ORGANISING SECRETARY BACHELOR DEGREE IN LAW BAMENDA CAMEROON JURIST -237.76.04.31.35 kighaisaac@yahoo.com -Com. AV. BAMENDA ARREY EMMANUEL COMMUNICATION SECRETARY MAITRISE IN LAW KUMBA CAMEROON GREFFIER PRINCIPALE -237.77.65.93.66 Arrrey79@yahoo.com -LEGAL DEPARTMENT KUMBA HIGH COURT TISEH INNOCENT SCIENTIFIC AFFAIR SECRETARY DIPES I ENS IN GEOLOGY BAFOUSSAM CAMEROON TEACHER -237.75.76.16.49 geostone20@yahoo.co.uk LYCE BAFOUSSAM MBONING MARSHALL PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER DIPES I ENS IN GEOGRAPHY BAMENDA CAMEROON TEACHER -237.77.22.13.39 mboning@hotmail.cm -G.B.H.S SANTA HENRY TAMENJOH COMPUTER ANALYST BACHELOR DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY BAMENDA CAMEROON INTERNET CYBER MANAGER -237.77.75.58.82 tamenjoh@yahoo.fr -FON STREET BAMENDA KWENDE ANYOH HEALTH SECRETARY PHARMACIST DIPLOMA MARYLAND USA PHARMACIST -0012404185296 kazyjazy@yahoo.co.uk -Maryland USA TCHAPCHET EMMANUEL SOCIAL AFFAIR SECRETARY MASTER DEGREE IN LAW PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA LECTURER -+27839888308 tchapchet@yahoo.com -PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA FRANKLIN TUGGO TECHNICAL ADVISER MASTER DEGREE IN LAW BERJIN CHINA BARRISTER -008613014894003 franklintugoo@yahoo.com BERJIN CHINA MUTON EMMANUEL YOUTH & WOMEN COORDINATOR BACHELOR DEGREE IN LAW YAOUNDE CAMEROON JURIST -237.77.65.37.18 njieman@yahoo.com -OBILI YAOUNDE SOBSEH FRANKLIN LEGAL ADVISER MAITRISE IN LAW YAOUNDE CAMEROON MAGISTRATE -237.77.28.48.04 sobfranky@yahoo.com -ENAM YAOUNDE PANSEH ELSON PROJECT ANALYST DIPES I ENS IN PHYSICS & ENGINEER POLYTECH YAOUNDE CAMEROON TEACHER & ENGINEER -237.74.53.67.40 pansehelson@yahoo.com POLYTECHIQUE YAOUNDE AKOH JONES INVESTMENT SECRETARY MASTER DEGREE IN LAW MARYLAND USA LAWYER -0012405153962 joneseyong@yahoo.com MARYLAND USA FONCHA ROVING AMBASSADOR BACHELOR DEGREE IN LINGUISTIC YAOUNDE CAMEROON ADMINISTRATOR -237.79.90.29.90 fonchac@yahoo.com -MINSTRY OF PUBLIC WORK AKOH JOHN LEGAL ANALYST MAITRISE IN LAW DOUALA CAMEROON BARRISTER -237.77.44.36.44 kefielaw@yahoo.com EQUITY CHAMBERS DOUALA NDONG IVO INFORMATION SECRETARY BACHELOR DEGREE IN LINGUISTIC YAOUNDE CAMEROON TEACHER -237.77.08.18.99 daddyndong@yahoo.ca NDAMASS YAOUNDE AGBOR ETENGENEG AUDITOR GENERAL DESS IN LAW BAMENDA CAMEROON HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST -237.78.16.90.94 sainteteng2000@yahoo.com -HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION BAMENDA
Affiliation with NGO networks:	Youth for Life, National Organization for Human Rights, Wisdon Law and Human Rights Firm Bamenda, etc.
Funding structure:	Membership fees or dues Fees for education and training services Fees for providing consulting or research services Donations and grants from domestic sources Foreign and international grants
Funding structure other:	Funding to Organize seminars, workshops, research on spefic projects, humanitarian activities, human rights, women and youth empowerment, democratic governance, rule of law, election management, sports and cultural weeks, etc.

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