On one hand, this objective aims to establish a strong institutional and operational framework for biosafety. On other hand, it aims to ensure that the results and benefits arising from biotechnologies based on Cameroon's genetic resources are shared equitably between all stakeholders. This requires the establishment of effective mechanisms to facilitate fair and balanced access to the benefits generated by these biotechnologies, in order to protect the rights of communities, women and indigenous peoples....

Multi-stakeholder sub-national workshops involving sectoral administrations, representatives of decentralized local authorities, representatives of universities, research institutes and researchers, traditional authorities, civil society organizations, in particular women's organizations, representatives of indigenous peoples and the private sector, have made it possible to gather contributions from local stakeholders in order to integrate local realities and national circumstances into the NBSAP II revision process.

The actions and activities are currently being developed, and therefore cannot be yet budgeted.