Institutional experience of biodiversity conservation and development of protected areas in Central Africa States
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1 Communauté Économique des Etats de l Afrique Centrale CEEAC Economic community of Central Africa States ECCAS Communidad Economica de los Estados del Africa Central CEEAC Communidade Economica dos estados da Africa Central CEEAC Institutional experience of biodiversity conservation and development of protected areas in Central Africa States Honoré TABUNA, PhD Biodiversity and Economy of Environment Expert ECCAS PoBox 2112 Libreville (GABON) tabunahonore@yahoo.fr Galati (Romania), 7-8 april
2 Plan About ECCAS? Institutional framework for sustainable management of biodiversity and protection of environment Protected areas : a strategy management of biodiversity Way forward 2
3 1 About ECCAS? 3
4 Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) is an intergovernmental organisation (IGO) recognized by african Union and International Community. His objective is to develop Central Africa economy and regional integration Place of ECCAS in African Continent
5 ECCAS : key dates 1983 : Creation of organization 1985 : Start of activities : Consolidation period : Crisis period 1998 : Restart of activities
6 States members of ECCAS Angola Burundi Cameroon CAR* ECCAS has 10 members : 1. Angola 2. Burundi 3. Cameroon 4. Central African Republic 5. Chad 6. Congo 7. Gabon 8. Equatorial Guinea 9. Democratic Republic of Congo 10.Sao Tome & Principe Congo Gabon Equatoriale Guinea DRC** Chad STP
7 Strategic intervention areas Peace and security Infrastructures Environment and natural resources
8 ECCAS and natural resource Ecological zone Forest Hydrography Timber : Humid forest and sahalian zone : ha (2 nd tropical forest zone) : 1st humid zone in Africa : 1st producer of timber in Africa Oil : Except Burundi all state have oil Mineral (ex. gold, diamond, colton) : All state are producer of mineral Biodiversity Endemic species : A lot : A lot
9 Biodiversity in Congo Basin Forest 400 species of mammalian 1086 species of birds 216 species of amphibia 200 species of reptiles More 900 species of butterfly More species of timber A lot of Non Timber Forest Product
10 Some images of biodiversity 10
11 Main threats on biodiversity Congo Basin forest Industrial activities (logging, oil and mining companies) Rural agriculture Road building Poaching and illegal trade of tropical species Trade of Non Timber Forest Product in domestic, Sub regional and international level 11
12 Consequence of deforestation Lost of biodiversity Development of poverty Rural exode of lndigenous and riverain people 12
13 How to conciliate conservation of biodiversity and development of economic activities? 13
14 2 Institutional framework for sustainable Management of biodiversity and Protection of environment 14
15 Institutional and political initiatives 1996 : Creation of platform for advocacy about sustainable management of forest called CEFDHAC 1999 : Creation of Conference of Central African Ministers of Forest (COMIFAC) 2000 : Creation of Commission of fisheries of Guinea Gulf 2005 : Conference of Central African Ministers of Forest become Commission of Central Africa Forest (COMIFAC) 2005 : Adoption of Convergence Plan managed by COMIFAC based on ten strategic axes 2007 : Adoption of environment and natural resources management sub-regional policy based on twelves axes and managed by ECCAS 15
16 ECCAS and Sub-regional organisations Involved on sustainable management of biodiversity COMIFAC OAB COREP CEFDHAC ADIE RAPAC : Central African Protected Area Network COREP : Regional Commission of fisheries of Guinea Gulf COMIFAC : Comission of Central African Forest 16
17 ECCAS and Sub-regional organisations Involved on sustainable management of biodiversity COMIFAC REPAR REFADD COREP CEFDHAC REPALEAC REJEFAC REPAR : Central African MP network REFADD : Central African Women sustainable development network REPALEAC : Central African Indigenous and local people 17 REJEFAC : Central African young network involved in sustainable development
18 3 Protected areas : a strategy management of biodiversity 18
19 About Central Africa Protected Area Network (RAPAC) 2000 : Date of creation in Yaoundé (Cameroon) Headquater : Libreville (Gabon) Number of protected areas : 341 Mission : To contribute at the conservation and valorisation of biodiversity To develop protected areas economy To improve income generating activities
20 Place of main protected areas in Central Africa Chad Cameroon CAR* Equatoriale Guinea DRC Gabon Congo 20
21 Main transboundaries protected areas in Central Africa Transboundaries Protected Areas Campo Ma an Rio Campo Monte Alen Monts de Cristal Triodom (Odzala Dja Minkébé) TNS (Lobéké-Dzanga Sangha Nouabalé Ndoki) Lac Télé Lac Tumba Mayumba - Conkuati BSB (Sena-Oura-Bouba-Ndjida) Countries Cameroun- Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guinea - Gabon Congo-Cameroon-Gabon Cameroon-CAR-Congo DRC-Congo Gabon - Congo Cameroon - Tchad 21
22 Mains Constraints/Threats Insufficiency of legal and institutional framework Insufficiency of human resource Insufficiency of marketing and communication Lack of enterprise approach in each Protected Area Insufficiency of financial resources
23 4 Way forward 23
24 What we need now? To reinforce capacities of Central African Protected Areas Network (RAPAC) To elaborate business plan of each protected area To develop marketing and communication To develop economy of protected areas (ex. ecotourism) To develop more economic activities for riverain populations To find technical and financial partners in out of Central Africa
25 Thank you Multumesc!
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