National Economy: Effective Contribution of Biodiversity Explored

A special  two-day plenary sitting on biodiversity system in Cameroon ends at the National Assembly today, July 5, 2017

 

Cameroon’s Senators and Members of the National Assembly will today, July 5, 2017 propose ways of fostering the economic valorization, conservation and sustainable financing of biodiversity conservation actions in the country. This will be at the end of a two-day special plenary sitting at the Ngoa-Ekelle National Assembly Glass Palace that started on July 4, 2017 focused on the parliamentarians contribution in strengthening  the legal and harmonious system of biodiversity protection. The plenary sitting is organized by the Cameroon branch of the Network of Parliamentarians for the Sustainable Management of Dense and Humid Forest Ecosystems in Central Africa (REPAR).
For the two days, the present situation and trends of biodiversity in Cameroon have to be presented to the parliamentarians. They will also be informed on biodiversity national strategies and action plan, constraints that hinder the optimum contribution of biodiversity to national economy, ways of financing currently being exploited. The parliamentarians will by this afternoon formulate proposals on strategies to valorize and sustainably finance activities.
The Vice Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Kombo Gberi who chaired the opening of the special plenary sitting on behalf of the House Speaker Hon. Cavaye Yeguie Djibril, said the stakes and challenges of biodiversity calls for the commitment of all actors. He laude...

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