Chad's PROLAC Project Establishes 700 Community Committees to Boost Resilience
The PROLAC project sets up 700 community committees in Chad, Cameroon, and Niger to help communities cope with climate shocks and strengthen their resilience.
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The PROLAC project sets up 700 community committees in Chad, Cameroon, and Niger to help communities cope with climate shocks and strengthen their resilience.
The World Bank-supported PROLAC project has set up 700 community committees in Chad, Cameroon, and Niger to enhance local populations' ability to cope with climate-related challenges.
Le débat de haut niveau de la 81e Assemblée générale des Nations unies s’est ouvert à New York, avec le discours d’ouverture du secrétaire général António Guterres.
Over 60 civil society actors gather in Sarh to promote women's participation in peacebuilding and social cohesion.
Chad's first economic and financial magazine, Al Maal Echo, was launched in N'Djamena on September 21, 2026, with ambitions to give the Chadian economy a global echo.
Black Mind Musik has launched Expert Zik Tchad, a six-month program to professionalize ten young music producers in Chad.
Chad partners with Nigeria to diversify internet connections and reduce reliance on single Cameroon link
Afreximbank grants $500 million credit to ATDC to enhance logistics and trade across Africa
Lake Chad's fish stocks are dwindling due to climate change and overfishing, affecting livelihoods in Chad's Lake Province.
Over 100 Malian soldiers killed in armed attacks on military camps in central Mali, sources say
Chad's first quarterly economic magazine, "Al Maal Echo", has been launched to cover the country's economic transformations and initiatives.
Préfixe Tchad urges citizens to take responsibility for peace in Moyen-Chari province on International Day of Peace