Provide information on the administrative structure of Cameroon based on the given table and context.

a) i) The largest administrative unit in Cameroon is the Region. ii) One criterion needed for the creation of an administrative unit is population density (or geographical size, economic viability, cultural homogeneity, administrative convenience). iii) The region with the highest number of divisions and councils as shown in the table is the Centre Region (10 divisions, 71 councils). iv) The TWO Regions that correspond to numbers 5 and 9 in the table above are: 5: Littoral* 9: South* b) i) The administrative head of a Region in Cameroon is the Governor. ii) The constitutional authority that appoints administrative heads in Cameroon is the President of the Republic. iii) TWO duties of the Senior Divisional Officer: • Maintaining law and order within the division. • Coordinating the activities of public services within the division. • Implementing government policies and decisions at the divisional level. • Supervising the activities of sub-divisional officers and traditional rulers. c) i) From the table above, the total number of councils in Cameroon is 360. ii) TWO ways through which citizens participate in the functioning of councils: • Through voting in municipal elections to elect councilors. • By attending council meetings or public hearings to voice concerns and contribute to decision-making. • Through community development associations or civil society organizations that engage with councils. • By paying taxes and levies which contribute to council revenue and services. iii) TWO main sources of council revenue: • Local taxes and levies (e.g., property taxes, market taxes, business licenses). • Government grants and subsidies (e.g., from the central government or decentralization funds). • Revenue from council-owned enterprises or services (e.g., water supply, waste management fees). d) i) The sector that dominates economic activities in Cameroon as shown on the table above is the Primary Sector (agriculture, forestry, animal rearing). ii) The main economic activities carried out in the three northern regions (Adamawa, Far North, North) are: • Adamawa: Cattle rearing • Far North: Groundnut Cultivation • North: Cotton Cultivation iii) The three economic stages involved in getting the goods mentioned on the table to reach their target are: 1. Primary Stage (Extraction/Production): This involves the direct extraction or production of raw materials from the natural environment. For goods like cocoa, groundnuts, cotton, or timber, this stage includes farming, harvesting, or logging. 2. Secondary Stage (Manufacturing/Processing): This stage involves processing the raw materials obtained from the primary stage into finished or semi-finished goods. For example, cocoa beans might be processed into chocolate, cotton into textiles, or timber into planks. 3. Tertiary Stage (Services/Distribution): This stage involves providing services that facilitate the distribution and sale of the manufactured goods to consumers. This includes transportation, warehousing, wholesale and retail trade, marketing, and other services like banking and insurance that support the supply chain.