1. A series of open campaigns were organised with the City Council (Douala IV), Village Development Association meetings, schools, Women Groups, Youths truck pushers, to sensitize over 6000 people (men, women and youth).There was equally a Production of radio communiqué and a radio talk show over Ocean City Radio and use of brochures to reach the masses. The immediate impact is that the project has come as a relief to those living in areas where HYSACAM (Sanitation company) garbage vans do not reach to collect waste.

2. There has been the training and absorption of some 76 waste collectors as EDCIF field agents.

3. Various quarter-head's residences, road junctions, bars, schools and market squares have constituted the source of 20 collection points that have been identified and equipped with bags and buckets as appropriate.

4. In order to facilitate waste sorting, 4 Waste collectors are already making use of gloves, boots, and nose masks while 900 households (men, women and children) have benefited bags shared to them by EDCIF field agents .

5. Over 7 tons of glass waste have already been sold to SOCAVER at 80 FCFA/Kg, while about 5 tons of plastic waste are in the warehouse ready for evacuation to CAMLAIT and BOCOM;

6. 90m3 of compost manure has been produced out of biodegradable household waste. While some of the manure is used by the organisation on a demonstration plot to produce market gardening products like tomatoes (100m²), huckle burry (100m²), pepper (100m²), the rest is marketed to horticulturalists and other garden farmers in Douala and environs A bag of 50kg could easily cost 15.000FCFA.

7. six (06) employments were generated for 3 men and 03 women, hence contributing to the reduction of the poverty within the community;