Phil René Oyono
Biographic Data
| ID | 137869 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Phil René Oyono |
| GIVEN NAMES | Phil René |
| FAMILY NAME | Oyono |
| SIGNATURE | OYONO P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Center for International Forestry Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Acteurs locaux, représentation et «politics» des éco-pouvoirs dans le Cameroun rural post-1994
One of the major innovations in Cameroon's forest industry is the devolution of management authority to local communities. These communities have viewed this shift as a response to their age-old demands—and frustrations—regarding profits from commercial harvesting of forests on their land base. The creation of community forests, local exploitation of those forests, and management of the income generated by sales of logs and timber, on the one han…
Assessing Accountability in Cameroon\'s Local Forest Management
Array
The Social and Organisational Roots of Ecological Uncertainties in Cameroon's Forest Management Decentralisation Model
One step forward, two steps back? Paradoxes of natural resources management decentralisation in Cameroon
Theory informs us that decentralisation, a process through which powers, responsibilities and resources are devolved by the central state to lower territorial entities and regionally/locally elected bodies, increases efficiency, participation, equity, and environmental sustainability. Many types and forms of decentralisation have been implemented in Africa since the colonial period, with varying degrees of success. This paper explores the process…
Rigidity Versus Adaptation
Benefits of forests in Cameroon. Global structure, issues involving access and decision-making hiccoughs
The Social and Organisational Roots of Ecological Uncertainties in Cameroon's Forest Management Decentralisation Model
One step forward, two steps back? Paradoxes of natural resources management decentralisation in Cameroon
Theory informs us that decentralisation, a process through which powers, responsibilities and resources are devolved by the central state to lower territorial entities and regionally/locally elected bodies, increases efficiency, participation, equity, and environmental sustainability. Many types and forms of decentralisation have been implemented in Africa since the colonial period, with varying degrees of success. This paper explores the process…
Benefits of forests in Cameroon. Global structure, issues involving access and decision-making hiccoughs
Acteurs locaux, représentation et «politics» des éco-pouvoirs dans le Cameroun rural post-1994
One of the major innovations in Cameroon's forest industry is the devolution of management authority to local communities. These communities have viewed this shift as a response to their age-old demands—and frustrations—regarding profits from commercial harvesting of forests on their land base. The creation of community forests, local exploitation of those forests, and management of the income generated by sales of logs and timber, on the one han…
Assessing Accountability in Cameroon\'s Local Forest Management
Array
Rigidity Versus Adaptation
Benefits of forests in Cameroon. Global structure, issues involving access and decision-making hiccoughs
The Social and Organisational Roots of Ecological Uncertainties in Cameroon's Forest Management Decentralisation Model
One step forward, two steps back? Paradoxes of natural resources management decentralisation in Cameroon
Theory informs us that decentralisation, a process through which powers, responsibilities and resources are devolved by the central state to lower territorial entities and regionally/locally elected bodies, increases efficiency, participation, equity, and environmental sustainability. Many types and forms of decentralisation have been implemented in Africa since the colonial period, with varying degrees of success. This paper explores the process…
Assessing Accountability in Cameroon\'s Local Forest Management
Array
Acteurs locaux, représentation et «politics» des éco-pouvoirs dans le Cameroun rural post-1994
One of the major innovations in Cameroon's forest industry is the devolution of management authority to local communities. These communities have viewed this shift as a response to their age-old demands—and frustrations—regarding profits from commercial harvesting of forests on their land base. The creation of community forests, local exploitation of those forests, and management of the income generated by sales of logs and timber, on the one han…
Geography (6 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Forest management (5 works) · Forestry (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (3 works)