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Aminata Niang, Dr

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8 April 2019

Enquete sur la Perception de la Securite Fonciere: Resultats du Sénégal/ Survey on Perception of Land Tenure: The Case of Sénégal

Property rights are the cornerstone of economic development and social justice. One of the most fundamental elements to understand the strength of property rights is through the citizens who perceive them. Prindex, an initiative by Global Land Alliance …

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1 November 2016

Southern Voice Measuring Post-2015 Sustainable Development in Senegal Phase II Follow-up Study

This report recommends, through an inclusive plan of action, concrete proposals that are consistent with national needs yet responsive to international challenges. A first recommendation is to ensure a strong political leadership and commitment from ke …

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15 December 2015

Measuring Sustainable Development for Post 2015 in Senegal

This report reveals Senegal’s national-level priorities under the post-2015 agenda and includes an assessment of the adequacy of data available for measuring post-2015 progress. In consultation with national stakeholders, IPAR identified opportunities …

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1 September 2015

Comprendre les Changements dans l’accès et l’Utilisation de la Terre par les Populations Rurales Pauvres en Afrique Subsaharienne: Cas du Sénégal / Understanding Changes in Access to Land and Land use by the Rural Poor in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Senegal

The main aim of this research is to improve the understanding of the evolution of access to land and land use by rural populations in Sub-Saharan Africa including Senegal. The results of the research will be used to feed the design and implementation o …

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1 July 2014

L’Engagement de Maputo: le Mot d’Ordre a-t-il été Respecté? / The Maputo Commitment: Has the Watchword been Respected?

“In the early 2000s, in a context of growing food insecurity, African States committed themselves to increase their efforts for agriculture, aware of the importance of this sector in economic development, the fight against poverty and the improvement o …

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