COMMUNITY ADVOCACY AND DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT (CADEM)

History

CADEM is a non-profit grassroots advocacy and development movement founded in October 2001 to empower local communities impacted by Rutile and Bauxite mining to challenge the socio-economic environmental impacts of mining through constructive dialogue, policy advocacy and litigation.

Mission Statement:

CADEM devoted to the protection of human ecosystem in terms of environmentally responsible governmental, corporate, community and individual practices in Sierra Leone

Contact Details

5 Gloucester Street,
Freetown
Tel: +232 (0) 76 714561