As part of achieving the highly labor-intensive projects, a hundred young people of the town were recruited with wages ranging from 15 to 25,000 FCFA. Sangmélima, capital of the Division of Dja-et-Lobo, Southern Region, the area known as "Dutch".
An urban road section commands admiration, just by the quality of materials used for its development. This is the section called "MINESEC" because a few steps from the departmental delegation of the Ministry of Secondary Education (MINESEC). Alain René Essiane, living, notes that a few years ago this area was a part of "No Man's Land."
Today, the place has been reshaped and paved. "It flows well, and for the sustainability of this path, we would like her to stay strictly pedestrian," Mary Magdalene Avele slice that live in the neighborhood. In fact, under the leadership of government, the municipality of Sangmélima under the leadership of Mayor André Noël Essian, led a successful realization on the labor-intensive project that involves the solicitation, local, High labor intensity (LI).
Cited in this context, the development of urban roads, at the very heart of this vast operation. The result is the paving of this Motaze street in a "T" in the area "Netherlands". The project, signed in October 2012 between the commune and Minepat Sangmélima has was well led by the municipality that has used, in terms of the street "Motaze" 100 young people, both sexes, where everyone was related to the town through a contract guaranteeing a weekly salary of 15,000 F / week for workers and 25,000 F / week for team leaders, for a period of six months.
The young recruits had made themselves, pavers and had laid on the street. With the recent signing of a new agreement, the volume of labor-based envelope has increased for more projects still to achieve. It cites, among others, the tarring of the axis intersection Monavebe Crossroads Ngoulemakong will serve industrial processing plant cassava, as well as laying pavers on the axis-MINESEC special police to open up the departmental delegations MINEDUB , Mincom, Minas, MINTSS ... and school structures such as the Preschool Application Group I.
