Agwenjang Patience Ngonwei

Patience has over seven years’ experience in policy reforms focused on youth policy development and implementation, as well as program management, financial management, human resource management, and performance monitoring and evaluation. She has worked in close partnership with local governments including the Cameroon National Youth Council (CNYC), Youth Outreach Program (YOP), Cameroon’s Ministry of Youth and Civic Education (MINJEC), the United African Associations (UNAFAS), and VSO-Cuso International. Currently, Agwenjang Patience Ngonwei is founder and president of the Research and Advocacy for Gender Justice (RAGJ), where she coordinates actions that address issues of Democratic Governance (public voicing, accountability, power, budgets) with young women. She is keen on the integration of youth and women in the management of public investment projects in Cameroon. Upon return, Patience plans to work on the strategy to integrate youth and women in the management of public investment projects Patience has over seven years’ experience in policy reforms focused on youth policy development and implementation, as well as program management, financial management, human resource management, and performance monitoring and evaluation. She has worked in close partnership with local governments including the Cameroon National Youth Council (CNYC), Youth Outreach Program (YOP), Cameroon’s Ministry of Youth and Civic Education (MINJEC), the United African Asssociation(UNAFAS), and VSO-Cuso International. Currently, Patience is founder and president of the Research and Advocacy for Gender Justice (RAGJ), where she coordinates actions that address issues of Democratic Governance (public voicing, accountability, power, budgets) with young women. She is keen on the integration of youth and women in the management of public investment projects in Cameroon. Upon return, Patience plans to work on the strategy to integrate youth and women in the management of public investment projects