Cameroon's Forest Investment Plan

Cameroon's Forest Investment Plan

Cameroon's Forest Investment Plan FOREST INVESTMENT PLAN (CAMEROON) MINISTRY OF Lead MDB Support MDB ENVIRONMENT, PROTECTION OF NATURE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FINAL REPORT 11 November 2017 1 Cameroon's Forest Investment Plan TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES.................................................................................................................................4 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ...............................................................................................................5 1. NATIONAL CONTEXT AND THE FOREST SECTOR........................................................20 1.1. Country Profile....................................................................................................................20 1.1.1. Geography and Climate...............................................................................................20 1.1.2. Agro-Ecological zones..................................................................................................20 1.1.3. Population.....................................................................................................................23 1.1.4. National Economy........................................................................................................24 1.2. The forest Sector .................................................................................................................25 1.2.1. The forest sector economic and political context ......................................................26 1.2.2. Key Drivers of Deforestation and Forest Degradation.............................................27 1.2.3. Deforestation in the five AEZs and the 2035 vision .....................................................28 1.3. REDD+ Process in Cameroon.....................................................................................................35 1.4. CAMEROON’S FOREST INVESTMENT PLAN ...................................................................36 1.5 Stakeholder consultation and engagement for the elaboration of the IP................................37 2. IDENTIFYING POSSIBILITIES OF REDUCING GREENHOUSE GASES (GHG) EMISSIONS .........................................................................................................................................48 2.2. Cross-Sectorial Options...............................................................................................................49 2.3. Sectorial Options..........................................................................................................................50 2.4. Specific interventions for main production sectors...................................................................51 2.5. Carbon Emission Mitigation Potential.......................................................................................52 3. POLICY AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ON CLIMATE CHANGE.......................53 3.1. International Framework...................................................................................................53 3.2. National Context: regulatory framework.........................................................................54 3.2.1. Forest Policies and Laws .............................................................................................55 3.2.2. Environmental Policies and Laws ..............................................................................55 3.2.3. Policies and Laws on Agriculture...............................................................................56 3.2.4. Policies and laws on energy.........................................................................................56 3.2.5. Policies and laws on mines...........................................................................................57 3.2.6. Land tenure ..................................................................................................................57 3.2.7. Regional development policies and laws ....................................................................57 3.3. Orientations for improving governance framework conducive to the implementation of the investment plan.........................................................................................................................58 4. COLLABORATION BETWEEN MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS AND OTHER DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS ..........................................................................................59 2 Cameroon's Forest Investment Plan 4.1. Collaboration between banks and development partners...............................................59 4.2. Brief description of the involvement of multilateral banks and technical and financial partners in Cameroon.....................................................................................................................60 5. IDENTIFICATION AND JUSTIFICATION OF CO-FINANCED PROGRAMMES.........62 5.1. Context......................................................................................................................................62 5.2. Justification of the Investment Plan (IP) Interventions........................................................63 5.2.1. Programme No. 1 – Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in the Southern forested plateau of Cameroon..............................................................................65 5.2.2. Programme No. 2 – Resilience and adaptation to climate change in the Northern woodlands .....................................................................................................................................67 5.2.3. Programme No. 3 - Integrated management of water catchment areas in the Western highlands .......................................................................................................................70 6. CO-BENEFITS EXPECTED FROM IP INVESTMENTS......................................................76 6.1. Alignment of Investment Programmes with the FIP Criteria ........................................80 7. IMPLEMENTATION POTENTIAL AND RISKS ASSESSMENT.......................................85 7.1. Ability to implement IP activities ......................................................................................85 7.2. Risk Analysis .......................................................................................................................88 8. FINANCING PLAN AND INSTRUMENTS.............................................................................90 8.1. Financing mechanism ..................................................................................................................91 9. RESULTS FRAMEWORK FOR THE INVESTMENT PLAN ..............................................98 ANNEXES ..............................................................................................................................................101 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Actual and projected Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions in Cameroon ...............................16 Figure 2: Agro-Ecological Zones of Cameroon....................................................................................21 Figure 3: Population density per division .............................................................................................24 Figure 4: Forest cover types..................................................................................................................25 Figure 5: Cameroon forest zoning ........................................................................................................26 Figure 6: Periodic total deforestation in thousands of hectares ............................................................27 Figure 7: Deforestation trend in Cameroon from 2000 to 2035............................................................28 Figure 8: Deforestation hot spots..........................................................................................................28 Figure 9: Identification of DD hotspot areas in IP 1.............................................................................32 Figure 10: Identification of DD hotspot areas in IP 2...........................................................................33 Figure 11: Identification of DD hotspot areas in IP3............................................................................34 Figure 12: The participation of stakeholders during consultations.......................................................39 Figure 13: Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation .......................................48 Figure 14 : Locating IP priority areas ...................................................................................................64 Figure 15: Programme N°1 components and transformational change ................................................65 Figure 16 : Locating Priority Intervention Area 2 ................................................................................68 Figure 17: Location of Priority Intervention zone 3 .............................................................................71 Figure 18: Projected impact of IP implementation ...............................................................................74 3 Cameroon's Forest Investment Plan Figure 19: General framework for the Investment Plan (IP) impact analys ........................................75 Figure 20 : Location of programme 1 area .........................................................................................102 Figure 21: ERPIN area landuse map...................................................................................................104

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