Ayos Achieves High Sanitation Standards, Impresses ONU-Habitat
The municipality of Ayos has achieved an impressive sanitation score of 98.11 out of 100, surpassing all other localities in the Centre region of Cameroon. This success has caught the attention of ONU-Habitat, as Ayos prepares for the upcoming national 'Villes Propres 2026' competition, aiming for national recognition in cleanliness.
Outstanding Sanitation Performance
Ayos has achieved a remarkable sanitation score of 98.11 out of 100, making it the cleanest locality in the Centre region of Cameroon. The municipality has implemented effective waste management practices, ensuring that no litter is found on the streets, tree borders are whitened with lime, and drainage systems are kept clear. This level of cleanliness sets a benchmark for other cities in the region to aspire to.
The municipality's commitment to cleanliness is evident in its well-maintained public spaces. Visitors to Ayos have noted the absence of waste and the overall aesthetic appeal of the town. This dedication to sanitation has not only improved the living conditions for residents but also enhanced the town's image as a model for urban cleanliness.
Recognition from ONU-Habitat
On October 3, 2026, Ayos impressed experts from ONU-Habitat with its waste management strategies during a presentation. The municipality, led by Mayor Paul Ndongo Biko’o, showcased its initiatives aimed at maintaining high sanitation standards. This recognition from an international body highlights Ayos' effective practices and positions it as a leader in urban cleanliness.
As Ayos prepares for the national 'Villes Propres 2026' competition, the municipality is hopeful for a national title in cleanliness. The competition aims to encourage cities across Cameroon to adopt better sanitation practices, and Ayos' current achievements may serve as a model for others. The anticipation surrounding the results reflects the community's pride in their accomplishments.
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