Cameroon: Foresters Count Their Successes, Failures

Stakeholders begin assessing their performances in the sector for the past ten years.

One of the threats to the Cameroon forest and wildlife management system remains the non-mastery of the law and its inadequate application on the field. Ten years after the law on forestry and wildlife went into force, there is every evidence of haphazard implementation both on the part of the administration and actors on the field. This might not have come out clearly yesterday at the Yaounde Conference Centre where stakeholders in forestry and wildlife began meeting to assess their performances in the sector but the convening of the evaluation seminar itself indicates inadequacies.

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