This paper evaluates the contribution of NTFPs to cash and non-cash income of local
communities within the jointly managed Sangha Tri-National and Dja-Odzala-Minkébé Tri …

Abstract In Central Africa, local populations are deeply dependent on tropical forests, which
provide numerous ecosystem services (ES). For the first time in Central Africa, we assessed …

This article analyses wild food consumption in urban areas of Cameroon. Building upon
findings from Cameroon's Comprehensive Food Security and Vulnerability Analysis …

This pape r analyses the contribution of some non-timber forest products (NTFPs) to the
economy of Cameroon through the lens of livelihoods, food security, employment and …

Increasing deforestation affects tropical forests, threatening the livelihoods of local
populations who subsist on forest resources. The disappearance of wild plants and animals …

This manuscript and research has been made possible due to collaboration and support
from the University of Amsterdam, SNV, CIFOR, Guiding Hope, the African Study Centre of …

Non-timber forest products (NTFP) comprise a diversity of natural resources that support
livelihoods of those along the chain from harvester to traders. The Central African Forest …

In order to improve sustainability and design adequate management strategies in
threatened tropical forests, integrated assessments of the use of ecosystem services are …

NTFPs are often presented as a major contributor to livelihoods, as sources of food and
cash, particularly for rural communities. There are few data available in Gabon to confirm …

Bamboo is a well know and versatile material, which is a common sight across Cameroon's
diverse ecosystems, from dry to humid tropical and Afromontane forests. Its numerous uses …