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ArgumentThe current crises in the Central Africa and the Great Lakes sub-regions have caused the movement of persons in an unprecedented scale. The most recent case studies of insecurity in these sub-regions are quite revealing on the impact of insecurity and migration in Central Africa, in human societies and particularly on women and youths.As a result, the Management of Social Transformations Programme (MOST) of UNESCO is organizing a forum to enable the understanding of the phenomena of insecurity and migration in the Central African sub-region as well as their effects on the vulnerable population, women and youths.The Forum's scientific debates shall focus on four sub-themes: refugees and time codes; youths and social change; climatic conditions and women empowerment; food insecurity and an upsurge in criminality.The scientific committee of the MOST Ministerial Forum calls for papers under the following sub-themes:Sub-theme 1: Refugees: Time and codesSub- theme 2: Young People and Social ChangeSub-theme 3: Climatic Conditions and Women EmpowermentSub-theme 4: Food Insecurity and an Upsurge in CriminalitySubmission guidelinesProposed abstracts in English or French are expected latest July 30th 2016.Authors are expected to send in their power point presentations and complete papers to the addresses below latest 15th September 2015.Power point presentations shall have duration of 15 minutes.Complete papers should not be more than 10 pages including, among others, in-text citations, and should be written in Times New Roman font size 12 and 1.5 line spacing.Date and placeCameroon from the 24th to 26th of October 2016Scientific Committee MOST FORUMYaound&#233; 2016Elizabeth Tamajong (Directeur de Recherche)Mbouombouo Pierre (Maitre de Recherche)Ngwang Micheal (Charg&#233; de Cours)Kiwoh Terence (Charg&#233; de Recherche)