The Tropical Instituted of Development Studies (TIDES) is a tertiary institution in Cameroon focused
The Tropical Institute of Development Studies (TIDES) is a higher institute specialized in training professionals to lead development work in their communities. In partnership with foreign universities and professional schools, we offer both diploma and degree programs in varied development areas.
04/09/2016
Dear all, registration for the much awaited, much talked about session 02 of the Summer School is now open. This session will dwell on M&E for complex development programs as well as Project Proposal Writing. Register NOW!! Register Today for a better future.
27/07/2016
…but finally we can say “It’s really happening!” That’s right, the M&E community in Cameroon, our Summer School is kicking off for the 2016 session and ready to start putting our backs into it!
20/11/2012
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14/11/2012
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14/11/2012
High profile Project Management course kicking off January 2013 for high achievers. Registration open at the Nsimeyong Yaounde Campus. Call +327 77 70 24 18 for additional information
23/08/2012
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12/07/2012
The Tropical Institute for Development Studies (TIDES) on Wednesday 11th July 2012 signed a memorable partnership accord with its mother organization - the Organization For Life Care (OFLIC) to provide technical assistance in the development of a giant conservation project in Mezam Division of the the North West Region of Cameroon.
The project will amongst other sustainable development achievements, establish a self-sustaining ecotourism reserve.
A major component of the accord, allows both institutions to mobilize their national and international partners to support the project. It is expected that TIDES will use the conservation sites established by the project as research and fieldtrip destinations for its students in the future.