【正文】 dlife Law No. 94/01 of 20 January 1994 and its various implementing decrees). According to this framework law, “every person shall have a right to a healthy environment. The protection of the Environment shall be the duty of every citizen. The State shall ensure the protection and Improvement of the environment”. A series of reforms also took place during that period to Address various environmental issues. The main reforms were the creation of a Ministry of Environment and Forests in 1992, the drafting of a zoning plan in 1993, which aimed at Setting clear boundaries between production, protection, and other areas and the elaboration Of a new forest law (No 94 of 20 January 1994) regulating forests, wildlife and fisheries. However, with the arrival of the new century, the environmental sector embraced, under The double influence of the Millennium Development Goals and the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, the social and economic dimensions of sustainability. Consequently, Cameroon’s Strategy Document for the Development of the Rural Sector (DSDSR)Elaborates strategies to ensure agricultural and environmental sustainability as instrumentsTo promote food security, increase agricultural production and reduce rural poverty. BasedOn this guidance, the ForestEnvironment Sector Programme (FESP) and the PreliminaryNational Development Plan (PNDP) address quite prehensively the key issues of Biodiversity conservation, sustainable forest management and land degradation within the Poverty reduction agenda and thus indirectly dealing with climate change (GEF 2008). In addition, as climate change is a global issue necessitating global efforts, Cameroon is Also highly concerned. As part of the Congo Basin which plays a global role in carbon Sequestration and climate regulation, slowing down deforestation in Cameroon is extremely Important. In this regard, Cameroon established in its Initial National Communication to the UNFCCC a detailed program for reinforcing national capacity, transfer of appropriate Technology and putting in place mechanisms for pensation and substitution and adopted In 2002 a National Energy Action Plan for Poverty Reduction.8 ConclusionLike many other developing countries, Cameroon is already suffering from the impacts of Climate variability and endowedwith potentials for thewellbeing of its people And the State as well as people of the rest of the world, through their climate change mitigation Capacity, Cameroon forests are vulnerable to climate , Cameroon’s responses so Far to the challenges and opportunities of climate change have been slow, inadequate and erratic. As climate change appears to be progressing too quickly for decisions to be delayed pending the Oute of future studies and irrespective of the uncertainties, Cameroon must make climate Change mitigation and adaptation decisions now. National policies should integrate climate Change. Cameroon should also develop national and local climate change institutional Frameworks to strength the coordination, networking and information flows with different Levels of governments and local civil society to have better response to poverty eradication and Climate a countrywith clear dependency on climate sensitive sectors such agriculture, Forestry, fishery, pastoralism, etc. Uncertainties in adaptive capacity in Cameroon are profound. Recognition of the nature of this uncertainty can be an essential starting point for use of Information for decisionmaking in this area. 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