Cultivate biodiversity, restore soils, nourish sustainably
We promote synecoculture in Cameroon: an ecosystem‑based approach that increases soil fertility, sequesters carbon and improves farmers’ incomes. It strengthens cultivated biodiversity, restores soil life, reduces erosion, optimizes water use and limits inputs, while valuing local knowledge, gender equity and the food self‑reliance of rural communities.
A few images from the Khan and Mbankomo training
Event • August 2025
TICAD 9 : Synecoculture at the heart of climate resilience
At TICAD 9 (Yokohama), ACPS presented how synecoculture regenerates soils, retains water, diversifies production, and strengthens livelihoods in Northern Cameroon.
Natural soil fertility and creation of local microclimates.
Food, tree-based, and medicinal diversification.
Socio-economic resilience pathway for communities.
Ongoing projects
Our priority field actions.
Climate resilience (North)
Local climate resilience through synecoculture, a high‑yield agroecological technique …
School gardens
When students choose to eat what they have grown. Proud to hold up the fruits of their work…
Women of Wafango
Community of Mbilga/Garoua 2, brainstorming each time made it possible to address …
We work for sustainable, resilient agriculture through the following goals
AGROECOLOGICAL APPROACH
Promote synecoculture as an innovative agroecological approach in Cameroon.
RESEARCH & TRAINING CENTER
Promote the creation of a research, experimentation and training center in synecoculture.
CAPACITY BUILDING
Promote capacity building for youth, women and farmers in sustainable practices.
REGENERATION & SELF‑RELIANCE
Promote ecological regeneration and food self‑reliance.
COOPERATION & PARTNERSHIPS
Promote collaboration with associations and organizations pursuing the same objectives.
Message from the President
Dear members, partners and friends of nature, it is with joy and determination that I welcome you to the ACPS website. Synecoculture, by fostering cooperation between plants, soils, water and biodiversity, offers a concrete and sustainable response to our food, environmental and socio‑economic challenges.
- Restore ecosystems and improve soil fertility
- Strengthen resilience to climate change
- Promote agriculture that respects people and nature
- Pass on knowledge to young people for a sustainable future
Synecoculture is not just a technique: it is a vision for the future.
Training Calendar
The next 3 sessions open to the public.
Our partners
