Présentation de E-bordereaux au MINEF
la première application mobile de gestion forestière appelée « e-bordereaux » conçue par la SODEFOR pour une gestion efficiente des ressources forestières entre dans sa phase opérationnelle.
Pour une meilleure prise en main de l’outil sur le terrain, les utilisateurs bénéficient déjà d’une formation dans tous les Centres de Gestion. Les agents du Centre de gestion d’Abengourou ont été formés à l'application du 05 au 06 août 2019. La formation est dispensée par M. Dougounan Berté, agent au Service Contrôle Forestier de la SODEFOR.
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