Everybody has a role: How stakeholders are contributing to increase urban resilience in Cameroon
New housing construction at risk of rock falls in Ngaoundéré. Photo: Michel Tchotsoua Like many urban areas in Africa, the city of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon has seen a rapid increase in its population, from roughly 180,000 in 2005 to almost 290,000 in 2020. This urban growth has been largely unplanned, with rural migrants often occupying areas within flood plains or along mountain slopes, vulnerable to flooding and rock falls. Such disasters regularly wreak havoc on citizens’ lives and lead to...
Nodjignemal Goltobat Ahmad Barngawi Mohammad Mohamadou Arabo Michel Tchotsoua Gabriel Amougou City Council
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