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South West Regional Assembly Urges Shift to Macro Projects for Budget Impact

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During the 3rd ordinary session of the South West Regional Assembly, Bernard Okalia Bilai urged the continuation of community dialogue in constituencies. He proposed that the region shift its focus from micro projects to macro projects to ensure greater impact on the population. The Assembly noted that merging micro projects totaling FCFA 40,000,000 or more would be better appreciated by the community.

From cameroon-tribune.cm

Why it matters

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The recommendation suggests a change in regional public spending priorities, moving away from numerous small projects (under FCFA 5,000,000) toward fewer, larger-scale infrastructure initiatives. This shift aims to make public investment more visible and useful to the community.

From cameroon-tribune.cm

Who's involved

  • Bernard Okalia BilaiRepresentative of the State who urged the shift in project focus
  • Governor of Southwest RegionGovernor of Southwest Region, whose region is subject to the budget review

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