Zephania Nji Fogwe
Biographic Data
| ID | 1752016 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zephania Nji Fogwe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zephania Nji |
| FAMILY NAME | Fogwe |
| SIGNATURE | FOGWE Z N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Douala |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0282-0443 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Cameroonian Urban Floodwater Retaliations on Human Activity and Infrastructural Developments in Channel Flood Ways of Kumba
In Cameroonian cities, floods from solid pollutant barriers constitute environmental hazards of new distinct dimension, nature and characteristics. This study examines geographical settings provoking floods in cities and the way it affects the population. It suggests appropriate policy mitigation options. Primary and secondary data collected through fieldwork and documentary sources were treated. Findings show that national and local rules and le…
An Assessment of the Springs and Spring Line on the Flanks of Mount Cameroon
Fresh water availability in good quantity and quality is indispensable to an efficient functioning of the biosphere and human communities. Underground and resurgent springs have been of great interest to institutional structures involved in spring water bottling, The Cameroon Utility Corporation (CAMWATER, local water management committees rural and urban inhabitants, as well as other stakeholders. This calls for an understanding of the distribut…
Tropical City Milieux and Disease Infection
Analyses of defects emanating from industrial and urban development have often neglected health hazards. The risks related to commonly cited problems – waste disposal, pollution and congestion – are a function of the level of exposure to such flaws. Douala city combined sustainable growth and development portrays trait-specific features at its Central Business District (CBD), middle belt, and margins reflecting varied levels of exposure to health…
Mitigating and Managing Regional Geo-environmental Hazards within a Decentralisation Transition in Cameroon
The management of natural hazards in Cameroon is currently executed by some ministerial and inter ministerial institutions and observatories whose means and methods are stipulated by centralised texts and decisions. The eminent decentralisation of the administration of Cameroon calls for a revisit and reformulation of the texts and institutions that cater for regional geo-environmental hazards. The double justification is that such innovation pet…
Ecological Adaptability and Slope-Trait Considerations for Water and Soil Conservation on the Vulnerable Oku-Kom Plateau in the Western Highland of Cameroon
The Oku-Kom highland morphological and human stronghold of West Cameroon with rich volcanic soils has attracted farmers and breeders thereby rupturing the mountain ecological equilibrium through slope gulling and mass movements. Overwhelmed, the indigenes adapted unsuccessful regreening approaches but without slope gradient considerations. This paper identifies native and exotic plant species whose growth traits and ecological adaptability rates …
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Tropical City Milieux and Disease Infection
Analyses of defects emanating from industrial and urban development have often neglected health hazards. The risks related to commonly cited problems – waste disposal, pollution and congestion – are a function of the level of exposure to such flaws. Douala city combined sustainable growth and development portrays trait-specific features at its Central Business District (CBD), middle belt, and margins reflecting varied levels of exposure to health…
Mitigating and Managing Regional Geo-environmental Hazards within a Decentralisation Transition in Cameroon
The management of natural hazards in Cameroon is currently executed by some ministerial and inter ministerial institutions and observatories whose means and methods are stipulated by centralised texts and decisions. The eminent decentralisation of the administration of Cameroon calls for a revisit and reformulation of the texts and institutions that cater for regional geo-environmental hazards. The double justification is that such innovation pet…
Ecological Adaptability and Slope-Trait Considerations for Water and Soil Conservation on the Vulnerable Oku-Kom Plateau in the Western Highland of Cameroon
The Oku-Kom highland morphological and human stronghold of West Cameroon with rich volcanic soils has attracted farmers and breeders thereby rupturing the mountain ecological equilibrium through slope gulling and mass movements. Overwhelmed, the indigenes adapted unsuccessful regreening approaches but without slope gradient considerations. This paper identifies native and exotic plant species whose growth traits and ecological adaptability rates …
An Assessment of the Springs and Spring Line on the Flanks of Mount Cameroon
Fresh water availability in good quantity and quality is indispensable to an efficient functioning of the biosphere and human communities. Underground and resurgent springs have been of great interest to institutional structures involved in spring water bottling, The Cameroon Utility Corporation (CAMWATER, local water management committees rural and urban inhabitants, as well as other stakeholders. This calls for an understanding of the distribut…
Cameroonian Urban Floodwater Retaliations on Human Activity and Infrastructural Developments in Channel Flood Ways of Kumba
In Cameroonian cities, floods from solid pollutant barriers constitute environmental hazards of new distinct dimension, nature and characteristics. This study examines geographical settings provoking floods in cities and the way it affects the population. It suggests appropriate policy mitigation options. Primary and secondary data collected through fieldwork and documentary sources were treated. Findings show that national and local rules and le…
Geography (5 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Cartography (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Flood Risk Assessment and Management (2 works) · Geology (2 works)