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La gestion inclusive des forêts d’Afrique centrale: Passer de la participation au partage des pouvoirs

Year of publication 2016

Pages 250

Author Buttoud. G.;Nguinguiri, J.C.

Publisher FAO/CIFOR ;

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Category Technical book

ISBN 978-602-387-029-5

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) Cet ouvrage collectif, fruit de la collaboration d une trentaine de chercheurs et praticiens du développement forestier, s’attache à dresser un constat des forces et faiblesses de la gestion participative et communautaire des forêts d’Afrique centrale. Mobilisant leurs disciplines respectives pour construire ensemble un constat global, spécialistes de la gestion et de l’administration, économistes, sociologues, juristes et politologues vont au plus près du terrain, et en produisent une évaluatio n contrastée de la situation en Afrique centrale. Des pistes d’amélioration, en forme parfois de recommandations, constituent le résultat de cette analyse critique. Elles portent principalement sur une plus grande prise en compte des aspects fonciers, sur la nécessité de penser les formules d’inclusion en termes d’économie sociale, sur l’intérêt de considérer l’association des acteurs locaux en rapport avec la réforme du système des concessions, ainsi que sur un changement des modalités de décis ions dans le cadre de plateformes multiacteurs regroupant l’État et les autres intérêts.

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