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Informal chain-saw timber from Cameroon : the northern trail

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  • Yeboah Alexis Koffi

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This document presents a synthesis of the unformal trade of timber in Cameroon. It focuses on the informal trade which occurs from tropical forests towards various countries of Africa. This trade, largely ignored by the litterature so far, is surprisingly important, and its geographical extension is very large. The data and figures are extracted from the master thesis of the author : Sciage artisanal, Transformation et commerce du bois d'oeuvre du Cameroun à destination de l'arc Soudano-Sahélien, 2005

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  • Yeboah Alexis Koffi, 2005. "Informal chain-saw timber from Cameroon : the northern trail," Selected maps 1, CIRAD, Forest department, UPR40, revised 2006.
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