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Library Experiences with Transferring Forest Rights in Cameroon

Experiences with Transferring Forest Rights in Cameroon

Experiences with Transferring Forest Rights in Cameroon

In 2011, forests covered 59 percent of Cameroon (WRI, 2012). A majority of Cameroonians rely on forest products, such as wood fuel, bushmeat and various other non-timber forest products (NTFPs). Forests also provide critical ecosystem services and perform important cultural functions. Most rural populations that use and manage forests, however, do not legally control them.

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