NI
Nkodjou J. I. Bongevanie
Secretary General
Supports administration, legal compliance, institutional records, documentation, and organizational coordination.
Governance • Records • Compliance
Who We Are
Data-driven prevention for safer migration decisions.
ASMI-Cameroun works to prevent and combat human trafficking, cyber-employment scams, and unsafe migration risks targeting Cameroonian youth, families, returnees, and diaspora communities.
Our mission combines ethical data collection, survivor-centered orientation, community education, and institutional advocacy.
Our Vision
A Cameroon where migration choices are safe, verified, and informed.
We believe young people and families should not be exposed to traffickers, fake recruiters, ransom networks, or cyber-employment scams because of lack of information.
Why ASMI-Cameroun Exists
Lived experience transformed into data-driven prevention.
ASMI-Cameroun was born from lived experience and a clear prevention mission. After witnessing how fake job offers, cyber-employment scams, and trafficking networks exploit the hopes of young Africans seeking better opportunities abroad, the initiative was created to transform personal experience into public protection.
Our work is survivor-informed but not trauma-centered. We use data, community education, ethical reporting, and institutional advocacy to help young people, families, returnees, and diaspora communities recognize risks before exploitation occurs.
ASMI-Cameroun stands for a simple but urgent belief: safe migration must begin with verified information.
Fabrice Achu Ngando
Founder / Executive Director
HR, training and data analytics professional leading ASMI-Cameroun’s Data Sentinel prevention model.
Leadership & Governance
A governance structure built for ethical, transparent, and data-driven action.
ASMI-Cameroun is led by its Founder / Executive Director and supported by an Executive Bureau responsible for administration, finance, programs, and community mobilization.
TG
Tekoue M. Ghislain
Treasurer
Oversees financial transparency, internal records, budget discipline, and responsible resource management.
Finance • Transparency • Reporting
JO
Jambwe O. I. Duchesse
Programs Officer
Supports prevention activities, community awareness, field coordination, and program implementation.
Programs • Awareness • Field Action
NR
Nzouankeu J. I. Rochefort
Community Mobilization Officer
Supports community engagement, local alerts, returnee-family orientation, and prevention outreach.
Community • Alerts • Outreach
For privacy and operational safety, ASMI-Cameroun uses professional display names on the public website and does not publish personal contact details, private addresses, or survivor-related operational information.
Our Model
Three Strategic Pillars
Data-Driven Prevention
Risk surveys, scam typology, heatmaps, and early warning analysis to identify unsafe migration patterns.
Survivor Reintegration & Anti-Retrafficking Prevention
Safe reintegration orientation, peer support, referral pathways, and livelihood readiness to reduce the risk of re-trafficking.
Policy Advocacy & Partnerships
Evidence-based reports for authorities, embassies, international organizations, and development actors.
Survivor Reintegration & Anti-Retrafficking Prevention
Repatriation is only the first step.
For many returnees, repatriation is only the first step. Without social reintegration, livelihood orientation, digital skills, psychosocial support, and safe community acceptance, survivors may remain vulnerable to the same fake job offers and trafficking networks that exploited them before.
ASMI-Cameroun promotes survivor-centered reintegration orientation by connecting returnees to safe referral pathways, verified information, peer support, digital literacy, employability readiness, and community-based prevention.
ASMI-Cameroun does not promise direct financial assistance, employment, visas, or travel sponsorship. Reintegration support is provided through ethical guidance, partner referrals, prevention education, and evidence-based advocacy.
Safe Referral Pathways
Connecting survivors and returnees to trusted support channels and partner services.
Digital & Employability Readiness
Supporting basic digital literacy, job-risk awareness, and verified opportunity screening.
Community Acceptance
Reducing stigma and helping families understand safe recovery and anti-retrafficking prevention.
Data Sentinel Approach
Turning field signals into prevention intelligence.
ASMI-Cameroun uses ethical field signals, data analysis, community alerts, and safe referral pathways to help prevent exploitation before it happens.
Collect
Analyze
Alert
Prevent
Refer Safely
Concept visual representing ethical field signals and risk mapping.
Our Impact Dashboard
Monitoring risks, patterns, and prevention outcomes.
ASMI-Cameroun’s dashboard model is designed to transform KoboToolbox field responses into Power BI insights for prevention, reporting, advocacy, and partner coordination.
Concept visual for aggregated risk mapping and dashboard-based prevention.
Risk Intelligence Overview
Demo Preview
Data Source
KoboToolbox
Analysis Tool
Power BI
Coverage
National
Priority Risk Signals
No survivor identities displayedReporting Outputs
Risk Heatmaps
Planned
Scam Typology Briefs
Active
Community Alerts
Ongoing
Partner Reports
Ready
Data Protection Note
The dashboard is designed to show aggregated risk trends only. Personal survivor details are not published on the website.
Early Outputs
Built for evidence-based partnerships.
KoboToolbox Risk Survey
Power BI Risk Dashboard
Migration Scam Typology Briefs
Community Awareness Materials
Partner-ready Institutional Reports
National Risk Mapping
Risk Awareness Survey
KoboToolbox Survey
Our bilingual KoboToolbox survey helps identify fake job offer patterns, unsafe migration risks, and emerging scam typologies.
For safety, ASMI-Cameroun does not collect sensitive survivor data directly on this website.
Contact
Contact ASMI-Cameroun
Headquarters
Mbaressoumtou-Aviation, Rue New Aviation, Nkongsamba 3e, Moungo, Cameroon
Phone
(+237) 698 23 25 14
(+237) 678 89 46 70
(+237) 650 80 17 59
contact@asmi-cameroun.org
Send a general inquiry
Please do not submit sensitive survivor information, passport details, ID documents, private locations, or urgent trafficking case details through this form. For urgent protection concerns, please contact ASMI-Cameroun directly by phone or email.