Article Aug. 28, 2017
Chad-Cameroon project's reports and data files
Article Aug. 28, 2017
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Chad-Cameroon project's reports and data files
The EEPCI project's primary tools for transparency include project update reports, providing performance data on safety, compensation, consultation, worker and community health, local business development, local employment and construction/operational progress as well as village and quarterly land use management reports.
Project report updates
Project Update No. 37 - English version
Year-end 2016
Project Update No. 37 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 37
Rapport Annuel 2016
Project Update No. 36 - English version
Year-End Report 2015
Project Update No. 36 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 36
Rapport Annuel 2015
Project Update No. 35 - English version
Year-End Report 2014
Project Update No. 35 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 35
Rapport Annuel 2014
Project Update No. 34 - English version
Year-End Report 2013
Project Update No. 34 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 34
Rapport Annuel 2013
Project Update No. 33 - English version
Year-End Report 2012
Project Update No. 33 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 33
Rapport Annuel 2012
Project Update No. 32 - English version
Mid-Year Report 2012
Project Update No. 31 - English version
Year End Report 2011
Project Update No. 31 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 31
Rapport semi annuel 2011
Project Update No. 30 - English version
Mid-Year Report 2011
Project Update No. 30 - French version
Mise а jour du Projet No 30
Rapport semi-annuel 2011
Project Update No. 29 - English version
Annual Report 2010
Project Update No. 29 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 29
Rapport Annuel 2011
Project Report No. 28 - English version
Mid-Year Report 2010
Project Update No. 28 - French version
Mise a jour du Projet No 28
Rapport Semi-Annuel 2010
Performance data
Annual individual livelihood restoration reports
Village reports
Brochures
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