The beneficiary is any natural person who has carried out a permanent, seasonal, or occasional professional activity in Cameroon, under the authority and direction of one or more other natural or legal persons, public or private, called employers, who pay them remuneration in return for the work actually performed.

Occupational Risks (treatment costs, prosthetic and orthopedic costs, functional rehabilitation costs, rehabilitation or professional retraining costs, transportation costs of the victim, transportation and accommodation costs of the accompanying person, if applicable, funeral expenses) and (daily allowance, permanent disability pension, disability allowance, survivor's pension, pension buyout, pension annuity);
Family benefits (prenatal benefits, pregnancy medical expenses, maternity allowance, childbirth medical expenses, medical expenses for infant examination at 6 months, family allowances, daily allowance paid to employed women on maternity leave);
PVID (old-age pension, disability pension, survivors' pension, old-age allowance, old-age allowance for premature wear and tear, survivors' allowance).

To be eligible for occupational risks, you must: be a social security insured person who is the victim of an accident at work or an occupational illness or be the beneficiary of a social security insured person who is the victim of an accident at work or an occupational illness and who died as a result of said accident.

The family benefits branch was created for the benefit of any worker referred to in Article 1, paragraph 2 of the Labor Code. This refers to any natural person who has carried out a permanent or occasional professional activity in Cameroon...