Senegal's Law 2010-11 mandated alternating gender parity on all electoral lists. In 2012, women in the National Assembly rose from 22.7% to …
A UNESCO-Procter & Gamble literacy programme for 15-55 year-old girls and women across seven Senegalese regions, which added digital kits and TV/radio …
Senegal's 2010 parity law requires alternating male-female candidate lists. Women's share of the National Assembly nearly doubled to about 43% in 2012, …
Tostan and UNICEF taught SMS literacy to women in 25 villages in Vélingara, Senegal. A UC Berkeley (CEGA) evaluation found women scoring …
STMicroelectronics Foundation, ITU and a blind Milan professor run train-the-trainer digital-literacy classes for blind and visually-impaired adults in Dakar. An advanced module …
ITU and Cisco operate 62 Digital Transformation Centres across Senegal via NGO Concept, delivering free basic-to-intermediate ICT training. Over 41,000 people—mainly youth …
Community-led mangrove restoration in Casamance and Sine-Saloum: 10,000 ha, 80 million trees planted by 2012, Verra-certified; 600,000 tCO2e over 20 years; 350 …
Senegal's DGPSN uses a proxy-means-test score from the Registre National Unique to target Family Security Grants, reaching 355,013 beneficiaries in Q1 2026 …
A $233 million national programme — part of Senegal's Education Digital Strategy 2025–2029 — targeting all 105,000 public school teachers and admins …
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