ENHANCING COOPERATION AND PROMOTING REGIONAL AGREEMENTS ON FORESTS IN AFRICA

ENHANCING COOPERATION AND PROMOTING REGIONAL AGREEMENTS ON FORESTS IN AFRICA

Year of publication 2004

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Product type Meeting

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) 1. The last three decades have witnessed the disappearance of more than half of Africa’s forests, mainly due to human activities. The remaining natural forests are under severe threat and the poor people who depend heavily on them are those who stand to suffer the most from their disappearance and degradation.

Meeting symbol FO:AFWC/2004/4

Language English

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French

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