Intelligence and Prevention
To map, analyse and document trafficking risks, methods and emerging patterns, including the operating methods of trafficking and cyber-scam networks affecting African communities.
Legal & Institutional Information
Official legal identity, governance, registration, institutional contacts and data-protection commitments of African Safe Migration Initiative – Cameroun (ASMI-Cameroun).
African Safe Migration Initiative – Cameroun (ASMI-Cameroun) is a declared Cameroonian nonprofit civil society association working to prevent human trafficking, cyber-enabled employment scams, fraudulent international job offers and unsafe migration, while supporting survivor-centred protection, dignified reintegration and evidence-based advocacy.
ASMI-Cameroun combines data-driven prevention, survivor-informed practice and institutional advocacy to strengthen safe migration and protection in Cameroon and, progressively, across Africa.
Verification
Official Legal Identity
African Safe Migration Initiative – CamerounASMI-Cameroun
- Registered Name
- African Safe Migration Initiative – Cameroun
- Official Abbreviation
- ASMI-Cameroun
- Organisation Type
- Nonprofit civil society association / Organisation à but non lucratif
- Legal Character
- Apolitical, non-union, non-denominational nonprofit association with humanitarian, social and human-rights objectives.
- Governing Legal Framework
- ASMI-Cameroun operates in accordance with Cameroonian Law No. 90/053 of 19 December 1990 relating to freedom of association and applicable amendments.
- Declaration / Registration Reference
- Récépissé de Déclaration d’Association N° 051/RDA/C16/SASC.-
- Date of Declaration
- 10 September 2026
- Tax Identification Number (NIU)
- M092618964610Q
- Tax Regime
- Organisme à But Non Lucratif
- Competent Tax Centre
- CFLP Nkongsamba
- Registered Headquarters
- Baressoumtou Aviation
Nkongsamba 3e Subdivision
Moungo Division
Littoral Region
Republic of Cameroon - Official Website
- https://www.asmi-cameroun.org
- Official Institutional Email
- contact@asmi-cameroun.org
- Telephone – Calls
- +237 6 50 80 17 59
- +237 692 01 13 34
Mandate
Our Legal Purpose
ASMI-Cameroun’s principal statutory purpose is to prevent and combat transnational and intra-African human trafficking, including trafficking linked to cyber-scam networks, fraudulent employment offers and related forms of exploitation, while supporting the dignified reintegration of survivors.
Our work is humanitarian, social and focused on the protection of human rights.
Statutes
Statutory Objectives
Institutional Advocacy and Coordination
To contribute evidence, information and responsible referrals that support coordination with competent institutions involved in victim protection, safe migration and related responses.
Survivor-Centred Reintegration
To provide or facilitate non-financial support networks, peer mentorship and appropriate legal, psychosocial and reintegration-oriented guidance for survivors.
Safe Migration Awareness
To develop and disseminate awareness and verification tools relating to international employment opportunities, recruitment risks, fraudulent job offers and safe migration.
Data and Technological Innovation
To develop and use data-analysis approaches for risk mapping, trend identification, prevention intelligence and early-warning systems relating to trafficking and cyber-enabled exploitation.
Method
Our Strategic Approach
01
DATA-DRIVEN PREVENTION
We use responsible data collection, risk analysis, community intelligence, scam typologies and public education to identify emerging threats and strengthen prevention.
02
SURVIVOR-CENTRED PROTECTION & REINTEGRATION
We promote safe referral, dignity, informed consent, confidentiality, peer support and appropriate pathways for survivor protection and reintegration.
03
EVIDENCE-BASED ADVOCACY
We translate responsible data and field evidence into practical engagement with public authorities, civil society organisations, international organisations, diplomatic missions and other relevant stakeholders.
Through this model, ASMI-Cameroun is developing its role as a Data Sentinel organisation for safe migration and anti-trafficking prevention.
Governance
Governance
ASMI-Cameroun is governed through its General Assembly and Executive Bureau in accordance with its Statutes and approved internal governance instruments.
The General Assembly is the supreme governing body of the association.
The Executive Bureau is responsible for the administration and management of the association within the authority granted by the Statutes and decisions of the competent governing bodies.
The statutory Executive Bureau structure comprises:
- President / Executive Director
- Secretary General
- Treasurer
- Programme Officer
- Community Mobilisation Officer
The mandate of the Executive Bureau is three years and is renewable in accordance with the Statutes.
Representation
President & Legal Representation
President / Executive DirectorACHU NGANDO FABRICE
The President serves as the legal representative of ASMI-Cameroun and is responsible, within the authority established by the Statutes and approved governance decisions, for institutional representation, strategic oversight and the implementation of approved organisational priorities.
Operational appointments, delegations or programme responsibilities do not automatically modify the statutory composition of the Executive Bureau.
For current programme personnel and operational roles, visitors should refer to the official Team / Leadership section of the ASMI-Cameroun website.
Confidentiality
Data Protection, Privacy & Confidentiality
ASMI-Cameroun recognises that responsible handling of personal and survivor-related information is fundamental to its mission.
- Collect only information that serves a legitimate and defined protection, prevention, programme or institutional purpose.
- Apply appropriate confidentiality and access controls to personal and sensitive information.
- Protect survivor identities and avoid unnecessary disclosure of identifiable case information.
- Obtain informed and appropriate consent where personal information, stories, photographs or other identifying material may be collected or used.
- Prioritise anonymised and aggregated information for research, dashboards, advocacy and public reporting wherever possible.
- Limit access to sensitive information to authorised persons with a legitimate need to know.
- Do not disclose personal data without appropriate consent except where disclosure is lawfully required.
- Apply safeguards designed to reduce risks of unauthorised access, misuse, re-identification or disclosure.
Survivor safety, dignity and informed choice take priority over publicity, fundraising, storytelling and data collection.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
ASMI-Cameroun is committed to survivor-centred, trauma-informed and non-stigmatising approaches.
We do not publicly disclose survivor names, identity documents, addresses, medical information, immigration information, exact locations, photographs or other identifiable case information without an appropriate lawful basis and informed consent.
ASMI-Cameroun does not guarantee visas, employment, repatriation, financial assistance, immigration outcomes, medical assistance or other forms of support unless the organisation has confirmed the necessary resources, mandate and authority.
Where ASMI-Cameroun cannot directly provide a service, the organisation seeks, where appropriate and possible, to facilitate responsible information or referral to competent actors.
Digital identity
Official Domain & Digital Identity
Official Domain Statement
The domain asmi-cameroun.org is the official institutional internet domain operated by African Safe Migration Initiative – Cameroun (ASMI-Cameroun).
The website:
is the official public website of African Safe Migration Initiative – Cameroun.
Institutional email addresses ending in:
@asmi-cameroun.org
are official organisational email addresses authorised for use by ASMI-Cameroun.
The principal public institutional email is:
ASMI-Cameroun uses its official website and institutional communication channels for public information, safe-migration awareness, institutional communications, programme information and authorised engagement with stakeholders.
Final verification statement
This statement confirms the direct relationship between African Safe Migration Initiative – Cameroun (ASMI-Cameroun), Récépissé de Déclaration d’Association N° 051/RDA/C16/SASC.-, and the domain asmi-cameroun.org.
Contact
Institutional Contact
African Safe Migration Initiative – CamerounASMI-Cameroun
- Registered Headquarters
- Baressoumtou Aviation
Nkongsamba 3e Subdivision
Moungo Division
Littoral Region
Cameroon - Calls
- +237 6 50 80 17 59
- +237 692 01 13 34
Accountability
Institutional Transparency
ASMI-Cameroun is committed to responsible governance, safeguarding, financial accountability, accurate public communication and evidence-based programme management.
References to partnerships, funding relationships, beneficiaries, programme results and institutional recognition are made only where the relevant status or evidence has been confirmed.
Contact with an organisation does not, by itself, constitute a formal partnership, funding relationship or institutional endorsement.
ASMI-Cameroun seeks to maintain accurate, current and verifiable institutional information across its official documents and digital platforms.
Important Legal Clarification
ASMI-Cameroun is an independent nonprofit civil society association.
Its declaration and registration under Cameroonian law should not be interpreted as government accreditation, government endorsement or affiliation with the Government of Cameroon.
References to ministries, embassies, international organisations, civil society organisations or other institutions on this website do not imply a formal partnership unless such a relationship is expressly identified as formal and supported by the relevant agreement or institutional decision.
Institutional Verification & Document Requests
Institutions conducting legitimate due diligence, partnership assessment, donor verification or nonprofit eligibility verification may contact ASMI-Cameroun through:
Requests involving legal, governance, fiscal or institutional documentation will be reviewed and documents may be provided subject to confidentiality, data-protection and document-control requirements.
Last updated: 4 October 2026
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