Top 66%
dans ce catalogue (797 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Evidence of impact / measured results3/3
A before-after-control-intervention study of 2,911 baseline and 2,625 follow-up households found statistically significant gains — absorptive resilience capacity +10.6%, anticipatory capacity +4.6% — and a 4.5% drop in self-reported flood exposure, i.e. genuine quasi-experimental measurement.
Transferability / demonstrated replication2/3
The project sat within the 13-country BRACED programme explicitly designed to generate transferable resilience-building models, though the Sustainability-journal study evaluates only the Dakar implementation.
Scalability1/3
The evaluated intervention covered only 10 communes on a $2.5m drainage budget, and Senegal has since committed a much larger $155m World Bank loan (PROGEP 2) to address the same problem at greater scale, suggesting this model alone did not scale to the full need.
Sustainability / continuity1/3
The programme ran on a fixed five-year donor grant that ended in 2017, and no published evidence documents whether the community structures or drainage maintenance it established continued operating afterward.
Innovation2/3
The design combined physical drainage works with waste management, livelihoods and community contingency planning in one integrated package, rather than infrastructure alone.
Inclusiveness / equity2/3
The programme explicitly targeted roughly 860,000 vulnerable residents of low-income suburban communes and the evaluation survey was gender-disaggregated across treatment and control groups.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration2/3
Delivery combined a Senegalese research consortium (CRES), a UK Aid-funded multi-country programme (BRACED), and municipal-level community organisations, though it did not involve national government financing directly.
Evidoria. Vivre avec l'Eau — Résilience Communautaire aux Inondations dans les Banlieues de Dakar. ID persistant: 79bfbed3-16f8-4a35-a546-8dee24c58635.