COBAM News – Special Issue – May 2013

COBAM News – Special Issue was published at the occasion of CIFOR’s 20th anniversary conference held in Central Africa on 22 and 23 May 2013. As a first edition released halfway through the project, it presents the state of advancement two years after the project was started, e.g. results so far obtained in terms of research on adaptation and mitigation policies and actors at the national level and the characteristic and specificities of the landscapes in which pilot projects on synergy between adaptation and mitigation are taking place. In sum, it answers the following questions: “What actions have taken places since 2010 when the project was launched? What results have been achieved? What are the future prospects?”

COBAM News – Special issue – May 2013
Special issue for CIFOR’s 20th anniversary (French edition only)
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Table of Contents

  • EDITORIAL
    Climate Change: a fly in the ointment of environmental policies in Central Africa?
  • COBAM, a pool of scientific and research expertise
    Special portfolio: COBAM mid-term halfway assessment
    PACEBCo landscapes: COBAM’s site of implementation
  • IN VITRO
    Exploring the possibilities for synergies between national adaptation and mitigation policies
    Climate Change: coup de grâce for Congo’s basin populations?
  • IN SITU
    From action research to pilot projects in the field
  • IN LIBRO
    COBAM’s communication mobilizes all modern information dissemination vectors
    Science-policy dialogue facilitation
    Capacity building for decision-makers and local populations
    Generating information on climate change vulnerability and the causes of forest degradation and deforestation in the region
    Understanding the science-policy dialogue. Interview with Denis Sonwa
  • Blogbuster – Our bloggers’ life
  • COBAM and the others… Interview with Anne Marie Tiani
  • BRIEFS
  • AGENDA
  • COBAM NEWS TEAM

Publications included in this number

Read full french version of the newsletter online or download the it in pdf format.

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