CONRHA Session Nationale Loi de Finances 2026: Cameroon's Disability Inclusion Efforts

• The CONRHA held its national ordinary session on August 12-13, 2026, at the Centre Jean XXIII in Mvolyé.
• The session focused on the law of finances 2026 and its potential to promote socio-economic reintegration of people with disabilities.
• The proposed law has significant implications for access to funding and professional training for businesses led by people with disabilities.

Nous devons faire en sorte que la loi de finances devienne un véritable levier de réinsertion

The CONRHA held its national ordinary session on August 12-13, 2026, at the Centre Jean XXIII in Mvolyé. The session was presided over by Minister of Social Affairs Pauline Irène NGUENE, who emphasized that the goal is to make the law of finances a tool for effective socio-economic reintegration of people with disabilities. The CONRHA's mission is to coordinate and evaluate government policy on rehabilitation and reintegration, under the tutelage of MINAS. This session comes at a time when the state is sending signals towards creating a more equitable society.

The CONRHA's focus on the law of finances 2026 reflects its ambition to place disability at the heart of the state budget. The committee's work is guided by the principle that social protection should not only be about assistance, but also about economic participation. The session discussed three key areas: access to professional training, funding for businesses led by people with disabilities, and the role of AGRs (agricultural cooperatives) in promoting inclusive development.

The proposed law has significant implications for lawyers advising clients on disability-related business. The potential impact on access to funding and professional training should be carefully considered, particularly by those operating in the disability sector. As the state seeks to create a more inclusive society, businesses must adapt to meet the needs of people with disabilities. The CONRHA's efforts aim to ensure that the law of finances 2026 becomes a catalyst for socio-economic reintegration.

Lawyers advising clients on disability-related business should watch for the potential impact of the proposed law on their operations, particularly with regards to access to funding and professional training.

Source: Original reporting via Handicap : le CONRHA mobilisé sur la loi de finances 2026 pour une société plus inclusive