Environmental policy and administrative management

S production of the two villages cibl basin is one of d r l region docs supply attics me-North especially in mati re production of the c r ales (s plant sorghum and rice of low funds), it s both on several thousand d ha s feat by 1,500 members of the communities along and those from d elsewhere. During the apr s r harvesting, it is --say f February may of each year, the basin becomes a zone of p grazing par excellence for the ranchers residents or dental s and those leaving the plain r ya d flooding of the Logone River in transhumance to reach areas exond es MINDIF and KAELE. C is actually a true v meeting point because situ a little to the South is the maga Lake, which is the boundary between the plain d flood and zone R region (semi-arid) e exond. The natural environment is distinctive laugh by trees and shrubs and the gramin es (annual grasses and p rennes). This Bush or terroir is through by a Mayo (Mayo Boula) that drains the waters of the Mandara mountains to the artificial lake of Maga. Since soon t 10 years, this area knows d standards s difficult d adaptation causes effects of climate change (the low pluviometric sorts) and anthropogenic effects that affect s tr n negative on the water resources in the middle. These factors are s infuenced by l exploitation of the banks of Mayo by small farmers that promote an e gradation advanced d and who has spirited the malfunction of hydrological functions of this Mayo. Today it is envas on a distance d about 300 m very cr ant so ro tasks which train l sinking of land (the sorgoh field) d o loss of cultivable areas by small farmers who fault spaces d activities develop destructive of the environment (creating new fields which is distinctive rise by l removal of trees)Ms specialization of some m households in l showdown, production and sale of wood green and coal). L silting of this portion of course water plays also s tr n negatively on the lower rice production because the waters are d vi es and the control of wastewater n is more easy for small producers. Effects s conjugate (anthropogenic action and climate change) have also led the decline of tablecloths phr atics in this area. The members of the communities have trouble s supply drinking water for a certain period p as q

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