Dechets Menagers Et Developpement Durable A Douala (Cameroun) Paperback

Louise Bernard Tchuikoua

Dealing with sustainable development today is both a perfect illustration of the increasing socio-spatial complexity of our planet and an attempt to show how much the infatuation induced by the belief in an indefinite progress following the scientific and technological revolution to incited men to recklessness in their recourse to the resources of the land. However, since the end of the 1980s, awareness of environmental changes (climate change, pollution, reduction of biodiversity, etc.) has begun to debate the status of the environment in our societies. But, is this awareness effective in sub-Saharan cities in the midst of spatial and demographic growth? This book highlights the urban risks associated with the failure of the modern household waste management system in Douala, at a time when sustainable development calls for the environmental dimension to be taken into account in urban governance.

9786131560347

French

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