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Towards a pro-community-based water resource management system in Northwest Cameroon: practical evidence and lessons of best practices

Henry Bikwibili Tantoh, Danny Mulala Simatele, Eromose Ehije Ebhuoma, Kwabena Donkor, Tracey J. M. McKay

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Key concepts: Devolution (biology), Grassroots, Natural resource management, Natural resource, Community management, Economic growth, Poverty, Human geography

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