Atemkeng Andre Ndah Book order

The book explores the vital relationship between communities and forest resources, emphasizing their role in sustainable livelihoods and climate change mitigation. It highlights the historical exploitation of forests and its environmental consequences. Conducted by Atemkeng Andre Ndah, the study focuses on the Mount Cameroon Forest Reserve, proposing strategies for community participation in forest management. It aims to enhance conservation efforts while acknowledging community property rights, ultimately advocating for sustainable resource management practices in the region.

The book examines the persistent issue of poverty in Cameroon, highlighting the rural-urban dynamics that influence poverty alleviation efforts. Despite urban migration, many individuals remain connected to rural areas, yet programs tend to overlook this interplay. With a significant portion of the population living below the poverty line, the text critiques the ineffective implementation of forestry policies and the lack of focus on benefit sharing with local communities, which hampers genuine participation in alternative income-generating initiatives.