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Local communities claims on resource rights, case studies of the Littoral, Southwest and Eastern regions in Cameroon
The Forestry and Wildlife Law of 1994 has many shortcomings that render it inadequate to respond to the socio-economic and cultural needs of the local populations, environmental resilience and carbon sequestration, and therefore needs revision. It is against this background that this study has been
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