Abstract
In addition to their relationships with the authorities, Cameroonian environmental NGOs usually find it necessary to develop satisfactory working relationships with the communities where they operate. Most Cameroonian-based environmental NGOs are strongly oriented toward work at the local level, and many are small and work in only one or a few communities. Only a handful are multiregional in scope, and even these usually have offices in only a limited number of communities. The international NGOs have a broader scope and work more frequently and extensively with the national government, but they, too, do most of their day-to-day work in local communities, albeit sometimes a fairly large number of them.
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© 2015 William T. Markham and Lotsmart Fonjong
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Markham, W.T., Fonjong, L. (2015). Relationships with Local Communities. In: Saving the Environment in Sub-Saharan Africa. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137507198_9
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