Territorial Observatory

Infrastructure Observatory

Roads, public facilities, digital connectivity: infrastructure determines access to markets and services. This observatory tracks the physical and digital connectivity of territories.

How to read this observatory

Each indicator shows its value for Cameroon, its source and the year of the data. The CEMAC comparison places the country among its neighbours; the trend shows the trajectory. The stakes then translate the data into orientations for action.

  • A missing value means the source publishes no recent figure: we never estimate.
  • Vintages may differ from one country to another: the comparison is read with that caveat.
  • The programmes that address these stakes are linked at the bottom of the page.

Key indicators

Where do we stand?

Internet users

46.3%

Cameroon

World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2024

Urban population

55.7%

Cameroon

World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2025

Internet users — CEMAC comparison

Gabon
68.7
Equatorial Guinea
63.3
Congo
47.3
Cameroon
46.3
CAR
13.8
Chad
12.6

World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2024

Internet users — Cameroon, 2000–2024

0255020002012202446.3 %

World Bank — World Development Indicators (WDI) · 2000–2024

Stakes

What the data tells us to do

1

Open up production basins (rural roads, structures).

2

Extend digital connectivity beyond the main cities.

3

Plan public facilities that are properly sized and maintained.

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