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upload date | Nov 20, 2014 |
Contributor | Christophe NDARATA MASSANGUET |
Geographical coverage | Central African Republic, |
Keywords | Biodiversity, environment, forest, wood, energy, desertification, climate change, |
Release date | 04/23/2012 |
On the threshold of this third millennium, the world's population has changed from predominantly rural to predominantly urban, a trend that will continue. Unfortunately, this situation has too often been accompanied by a marked deterioration of tree and forest resources in and near cities. In general, the rapid expansion of cities has taken place without the development of real territorial planning strategies to respond to such growth. The problem experienced in the Central African Republic and, in particular, in the capital Bangui, is becoming more complicated. Promote a green environment for these cities, paying particular attention to the link between cities, forests, water,