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Monographic Study Nguti Council2.5.7.3 Micro Projects (2007 to present)Table: 13 Micro projects per clan and village for the past two yearsNo Clan Village Project FundingSource1 Ngemengoe Bambe a) Water Project (Ongoing)b) School Buildingc) Bore Hole Waterd) Bridgesa) Guinness Cameroonb) Communityc) Nguti Councild) Community2 Abongoe Babubock Pipe borne water CommunityHealth CenterHIPCI Funds3 Lower Mbo Etodi/Elumba Bore Hole WaterGuinness CameroonCourtyardEkwenzo Construction of one classroom Governmentat GS4 Upper Njungo Rehabilitation of the Health Nature CameroonNkonghoCentreConstruction of 4 Classrooms Governmentand a Toilet at GHS5 Bassosi Ntale Animal Farm for Village Nature CameroonForest CommitteeVillage BankRumpi ProjectRenovation of Water Project Guinness Cameroon6 Banyu Njuinyue Water Project Guinness Cameroon7 Bebum Nguti a. Animal FarmNature Cameroonb. Crop FarmMarketRumpi ProjectDistrict Health Centre GovernmentBuilding of StreetsWIJMA/ CouncilOpening of GuttersCouncilPublic Toilets in Nguti Market CouncilGiant GeneratorGovernmentSource: Nguti Council/ Nature Cameroon, 2009The Council planned the following projects for fiscal 2009: Realisation of the Nguti Council Forest Participatory Planning Processes Capacity Building for Councillors and Staff on Institutional Development andOrganisational Strengthening(ID/OS) Construction of the Ngwatta (Santcho)to Mbetta Road Construction of the Ngwatta to Njungo Road Construction of Mbokambo to Tabongwa Road Construction of Kokobuma (Konye) to Badun to Mungo Ndor26
3. ENVIRONMENT AND LAND USE3.1 General OverviewMonographic Study Nguti CouncilNguti subdivision is found in Kupe Muanenguba Division of the Southwest Region of Cameroon.It is about 94 km from the town of Kumba and has an altitude of about 400m above sea level,with a surface area of 1500 square km.The subdivision shares common boundaries to the north with Tinto Sub division, to the southwith Konye Sub division, to the south-east with Bangem and Melong, to the east with Santchou,Dschang and Fontem and to the west with Eyumojock and Toko.Topographically, the land is generally flat and raised 400m above sea level with gentle and steephills dotted within the thick humid forest in the municipality. It is host to several forest reservesincluding Bayang Mbo and the Nguti Council Forest with timber resources, wildlife andmedicinal plants.3.2 ClimateNguti Municipality is within the equatorial rain forest with a climate which is characterized bytwo distinct seasons; the rainy and the dry seasons. The dry season runs from October orNovember to March and is characterized by elevated temperatures (30C-32C). The rainyseason begins from March or April and ends in September or October. Peak periods are duringthe months of July and August. Tables 14 and 15 below show the average monthly rainfall andtemperature for Nguti.Table 14: Monthly Rainfall in Nguti Municipality from 2005 to 2008(Measured in Millimetre)MonthsYears2005 2006 2007 2008January 27 28 30 32February 27 28 35 38March 29 29.5 75 78April 159 158 159 261May 273 274 273 279June 296 295 296 293July 513 514 514 520August 515 513 560 557September 383 384 393 397October 231 230 220 223November 84 85 89 91December 22 23 25 27Annual Total 2559 2561.5 2669 2796Annual Average 213.25 213.4 222.4 233Source: WIJMA, 2009Rainfall25002000150010005000JanuaryFebruaryMarchAnnual RainfallAprilMayJuneJulyMonthAugustSeptemberOctoberNo vembe rDecember200820072006200527
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