Research Article
Rethinking Rights and Interests of Local Communities in REDD+ Designs: Lessons Learnt from Current Forest Tenure Systems in Cameroon
Table 2
Influence of surface area and physical environment on unequal access to exploitable tree species.
| Community forests |
Number of standing trees and those with exploitable diameters | Surface area (ha) | Total | Below MED | With MED |
| Doumzock | 872 | 274 | 598 | 550 | Lamson | 2353 | 578 | 1775 | 650 | Messok-Messok | 3017 | 468 | 2549 | 1300 | Lelene | 3904 | 1153 | 2751 | 1400 | Zoulabot I | 6819 | 2149 | 4670 | 2300 | Ngoyla village | 4634 | 1036 | 3598 | 2300 | Etekessang | 9742 | 2585 | 7157 | 2750 | Nkondong I | 5735 | 1232 | 4503 | 3220 | Menkouom | 10530 | 2763 | 7635 | 3500 |
| Total | 47606 | 12238 | 35236 | 17970 |
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Source: data obtained from CAFT, 2008. MED: minimum exploitable diameter.
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