Anura Ntahbang Women was founded by a group of Indigenous Mbororo Fulani women in the Ntahbang community of Northwest Cameroon. They came together with a shared goal: to improve their quality of life and create more opportunities for their families and community.
Through agroecology, skills development, education and collective action, Anura supports women and young people in building sustainable livelihoods. Our work draws on Indigenous knowledge and the strengths already within our community.
We believe the women of Ntahbang should have the resources, space and support to shape their own futures. Together, we are growing a community where women and girls can thrive while passing their knowledge and culture on to the next generation.