Lumbering activities thrive very well in Cote d'Ivoire because of good?

Lumbering activities thrive very well in Cote d'Ivoire because of the presence of "stands of timber and good waterways for transporting logs". Cote d'Ivoire has extensive forests, which are home to a variety of tree species that are suitable for commercial logging. These forests provide a sustainable source of timber for the lumbering industry. In addition to the availability of timber, the country has a network of rivers and waterways that make it easy to transport logs from the forest to sawmills or to ports for export. This is an efficient and cost-effective means of transporting logs, especially in areas where road infrastructure may be limited. Although good indigenous methods and expert lumbermen may also play a role in the success of lumbering activities, they are not the primary reason for the success of the industry in Cote d'Ivoire. Similarly, the presence of good lumber lorries or road networks is not mentioned as a significant factor in the success of lumbering activities in the country.