TMGF Strategy 

The TMGF strategy is simply to ensure TMGF is unequivocally perceived by its stakeholders to be meeting its stated purpose and objectives. 

Specifically, to champion good-cause initiatives that would benefit Cameroonians at home and in the UK. These initiatives fall within the following categories: 

•  Poverty alleviation;
•  Community development;
•  Healthcare; and
•  Education.

Strategic Actions 

Our day to day strategic actions will cover (click on each for the following more details)

1. Advancement of Education
2. Community Capacity Building
3. Relief of Financial Hardship 

Strategy Implementation 

The approach will be unashamedly one of “let a thousand flowers bloom” and hence:  

• Bottom – up: we begin at the bottom and not work via Governments as a primary root. Hence, we will maintain a relatively large list of organisations to collaborate and work with.
• Grassroots-based:  we work and partner with mainly grassroots-level based organisations who are alleviating poverty on the ground daily, doing day to day health care and education.
• Stakeholder community-involving: for sustainability, we work to include and partner with other stakeholders in the community, e.g. churches, diocese, schools. Inter-dependence between stakeholders is key for sustainable development.
• Diaspora-supporting: as Diaspora our role is advocacy (for good governance, accountability and leadership), be agents of change and most importantly be actors in advancing education, community capacity building and poverty alleviation.
• Leveraging Other Diaspora Groups: lastly, groups like TMGF can only possibly succeed via leveraging other Diaspora Groups.