CBSP Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Ngoyla Mintom Forest
Project/Juridiction proponent
Name | Website | Location of headquarters | Organization type |
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Ministère des Forêts et de la Faune du Cameroun | #http://www.minfof.cm/# | Cameroon | Public |
Project/Juridiction Partners
Name | Website | Location of headquarters | Organization type |
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Ministry of Environment and Protection of Nature | ND | Cameroon | Public |
Project characteristics
- ID-RECCO ID356
- Project status 2022TBC
- Project nameCBSP Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Ngoyla Mintom Forest
- Secondary name
- CountryCameroon
- Last IDRECCO update year2018
- Size (in hectare)900000
- Start yearND
- End year2016
- Duration5
- Project descriptionThe GEF project aims to support the Government of Cameroon to: strengthen its capacity on the ground for participatory planning and management of selected core areas; to design and test a livelihood support mechanism that provides immediate benefits to the local communities; and to monitor long-term the quantity and quality of the forest protection areas supported by the project area. Project objective is to establish a core Protected Area within the Ngoyla- Mintom forest, through an approach based on land use planning and fostering public-private partnerships. The project invests in: capacity building in sustainable management, biodiversity conservation, strengthening the rights of local people for community based natural resources management; and improving the livelihood of local communities, forest dwellers and vulnerable groups whose livelihoods depend on the natural resources of the Congo Basin. Significantly, it is anticipated that the project will secure wide stakeholder support for more conservation oriented forest management than would be possible in the without-project scenario. The GEF financing will add value through providing the funds to prepare classification documents and manage core areas for conservation and low-impact community use, thereby securing key corridors that link other existing Protected Areas (three adjacent). Government of Cameroon sees Ngoyla Mintom as a priority site for potential REDD projects and the area therefore serves as a laboratory for designing and testing such mechanisms.
- Objective 1biodiversity conservation
- Objective 2social development
- Objective 3climate
- Deforestation driversindustrial agriculture or cattle ranching, industrial wood exploitation, infrastructure, mining
- Type of foresthumid
- Project activityREDD
- Project TypeREDD
- Details for Afforestation/Reforestation activityNA
- Multiple locations?Non
- Jurisdiction level 1Province : East
- Jurisdiction level 2Department : Haut-Nyong
Carbon accounting
- Crediting periodND
- Period to calculate annual carbon credits
- Annual carbon credits
- Total carbon creditsND
- Leakage is expected?ND
- Carbon pools includedND
- Gasses includedND
- Reference period start yearND
- Reference period end yearND
- Carbon standard 1none
Carbon certification
- Carbon standard 1 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 1 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 1 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 1 Expiry dateND
- Carbon standard 2none
- Carbon standard 2 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 2 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 2 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 2 Expiry dateND
- Carbon standard 3none
- Carbon standard 3 ProgressND
- Carbon standard 3 Publication dateND
- Carbon standard 3 WeblinksND
- Carbon standard 3 Expiry dateND
- Source of informationhttp://theredddesk.org/countries/initiatives/cbsp-conservation-and-sustainable-use-ngoyla-mintom-forest; http://www.thegef.org/gef/project_detail?projID=4084; http://www.minfof.cm/doc/Rapport%20Final%20CFG%20Ngoyla_Mintom%2007%20oct%202011-CHEUMANI_FINAL.pdf
Community level intervention
- Any monetary benefits?ND
- Monetary benefit typeND
- Monetary benefit detailND
- Provides employment?ND
- Are there non-cash benefits?ND
- Economic activities - typeND
- Is there tenure clarification?ND
- Is there environmental education?ND
- Is there forest access restriction or control/monitoring of deforestation?ND
- Is there forest enhancement?ND
- Is there community infrastracture improvement?ND
- Is there other community benefits?ND