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ajeem-1071	Dieudonne Alemagi	Sustainable development in Cameroon’s forestry sector: Progress, challenges, and strategies for improvement	2020	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5725	304	50	Estimated at 19,631,000 hectares (Mbile et al., 2008), Cameroon forests - which contain high value tropical tree species like Baillonella toxisperma and Milicia excels - is part of the dense tropical rainforest of the Congo Basin (Figure 1) in Central Africa and products emanating from these forests contributed to 19.8% of Cameroon’s merchandised exports between 1990 and 2000 (Lebedys, 2004; Alemagi and Kozak, 2010; Alemagi, 2010a). Nguemdjom (2006) notes that timber extraction from most forest concessions in Cameroon is unsustainable from an ecological point of view, with estimates of the annual forest loss of Cameroon forests being 1%.	cache/ajeem-1071.pdf	txt/ajeem-1071.txt
