Territorial Observatory
Data before opinion
Seven thematic observatories, fed by cited and dated public sources. You cannot transform a territory you do not measure.
How to read this page
The Territorial Observatory gathers, by theme, the public indicators that describe the territories of Central Africa. It serves to objectify a diagnosis before designing a programme and then to measure its effects. No figure is published without source and vintage.
- Seven observatories: water, energy, infrastructure, economy, agriculture, climate and resilience, governance.
- Current source: World Bank (WDI), six CEMAC countries, national scale; municipal breakdowns will follow.
- Each sheet links the data to the stakes and to the programmes that address them.
The seven thematic observatories
One observatory per major determinant of territorial development; each opens onto its indicators, CEMAC comparison and stakes.
Water Observatory
Access to drinking water and sanitation.
View →Energy Observatory
National and rural electrification, energy transition.
View →Infrastructure Observatory
Physical and digital connectivity of territories.
View →Economic Observatory
Growth, income and territorial economic dynamics.
View →Agriculture Observatory
The weight of agriculture in territorial economies.
View →Climate & Resilience Observatory
Climate vulnerabilities and access to green finance.
View →Governance Observatory
Decentralisation, local capacity and accountability.
View →Snapshot
Three indicators, three realities
Extracts from the observatories — Cameroon values, sources and vintages displayed.
Access to electricity (rural)
42.7%
Cameroon
World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2024
Access to basic sanitation
47.1%
Cameroon
World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2024
Internet users
46.3%
Cameroon
World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2024
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