Socio-sanitary advocacy and socio-spatial change in the tropical towns: Account from Cameroon experience
Socio-sanitary advocacy refers to engagement (social, political, economic, cultural or environmental) and individual and/or collective initiative to promote the health at the individual, familial and/or community scales. Its contribution to socio-spatial change in the towns of Cameroon is mixed from the structural and functional disarticulation between the five components of the universe of socio-sanitary advocacy: social actors, militant objet, militant challenge, activism and temporality. This disarticulation entertains erodability of voluntary socio-spatial engagement. A study prescribes to make the towns of Cameroon a priority of socio-sanitary advocacy, and socio-sanitary advocacy a priority in the towns of Cameroon.