Economic and Marketing Domain
- Trade and Marketing
- Natural Forest Management and Tourism
- Modern farming methods
- Cooperative, savings and loan schemes

Projects
Each project below is run by TADA volunteers and contributors. They are shaped to match the season, the need and the people available to lead.
Major project
TADA is leading the effort to build a Royal Palace worthy of Talla's heritage and the dignity of the Fon. The palace will serve as a cultural landmark, a seat of traditional leadership, and a gathering place for ceremonies, meetings and visitors to the village.
This is our largest shared undertaking in recent years. Contributions of funds, materials, labour and expertise are warmly welcomed.

Current priority
A palace for Talla,
a home for our heritage.

Fundraising
Every contribution brings the palace closer to completion. Use the contacts on the banner to send your support or ask how you can get involved.
General President
Taa Nformi Ngabor George
(+237) 670 237 463
Financial Secretary
Taa Nformi N. Ferdinand
(+237) 677 528 111
Constitutional framework
TADA's development committees are organised around five domains defined in our constitution.
Active work
A living list — projects rotate as needs and seasons change.
Cultural Heritage
A yearly gathering that revives folk songs, dances and crafts of Talla, bringing together every generation.
Cultural Heritage
Recording elders' stories, lineages and village memory in audio and written form.
Education & Youth
Supporting school and college expenses for promising students from low-income families.
Education & Youth
A quiet space stocked with textbooks, story books and learning materials, open to all.
Health & Welfare
Periodic camps covering maternal care, hygiene, nutrition and seasonal disease prevention.
Health & Welfare
Volunteer-led visits and basic support for elders living alone in the village.
Livelihoods & Land
Restoring slopes and common land with native saplings nurtured by youth volunteers.
Livelihoods & Land
Supporting craft, food and farm enterprises led by women of Talla.