Logone Occidental launches training for 200 volunteer agents
The 200 recruits, drawn from education, health, environment and agriculture, will take part in a programme run with the national volunteering agency.
Denenoudji Sylla, the first secretary of the Logone Occidental Provincial Council, formally launched the training of 200 volunteer agents on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, in the council's meeting room in Moundou. The volunteers were recruited in education, health, environment and agriculture.
The training is part of a partnership between the National Agency for Volunteering in Chad (ANVOLT) and the Provincial Council. ANVOLT mission chief Zamzam Nime praised the collaboration and said the course prepares volunteers to work with the communities they will serve, urging participants to make full use of the learning and exchanges on offer.
Sylla said the agreement reflects a shared aim to promote civic engagement, value the skills of Chadian youth and mobilise human resources for territorial development. The packet gives no further details on the length of the course or when the volunteers will be deployed.
Why it mattersYoung volunteers in Logone Occidental will be prepared to work in communities across education, health, environment and agriculture.