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Évaluation finale du projet «Gestion communautaire durable et conservation des écosystèmes de mangroves au Cameroun» - Annexes

Year of publication 2018

Place of publication Rome, Italie ;

Pages 12p.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Category Evaluation report

Series title Série évaluation de projet

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) Les écosystèmes de mangroves fournissent un large éventail de ressources et de services pour assurer les moyens de subsistance des populations, ce qui entraîne en même temps une forte pression économique, sociale et démographique. Pour faire face à ces défis, le projet du FEM "Gestion communautaire durable et conservation des écosystèmes de mangrove au Cameroun" a élaboré des documents stratégiques sur les mangroves, créé des plates-formes pour promouvoir le dialogue entre les parties prenantes, fourni des informations sur le statut des mangroves au Cameroun et mis en place un suivi permanent pour déterminer les modifications de ces écosystèmes. Il a également contribué au lancement et à l’avancement des dernières étapes du processus de classification des aires protégées. Bien que le projet ait contribué à plusieurs résultats au niveau institutionnel et qu’il ait également sensibilisé les communautés à l’importance des écosystèmes de mangrove, il n'a pas permis d'atteindre les résultats escomptés en matière de durabilité des moyens de subsistance des communautés locales à long terme. À l'avenir, pour constater les impacts, une phase de consolidation tant au niveau communautaire qu'institutionnel reste nécessaire.

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