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Studies and completed work

Nine studies carried out between 1992 and 2026. Each entry sets out an assignment conducted for a client: the question asked, the method, the quantified findings and the recommendations.

Senegal's 2027-2029 budget framework: cutting the deficit to 3 % without cutting investment

How do you cut a deficit from 6.47 % to 3 % of GDP in three years while raising investment by 510 billion? The sheet sets out the trajectory, the macroeconomic framing, the allocation of investment and six points to watch.

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Six landing sites in Casamance: ex-ante evaluation of a fisheries programme

A 12.5 billion FCFA programme assessed site by site, from two viewpoints: that of the community and that of the facility operator. With an unusual central assumption — no increase in catch.

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Why viral load results do not reach the patient: analysis of a health process

One hundred and eleven interviews across five health facilities in Dakar and Mbour, to understand where viral load measurement breaks down. Turnaround times range from twenty-four hours to ten months depending on the site.

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Prospective Country Evaluation — Senegal: 2021 extension report

An extension of the annual report, this phase examines grant revisions, the distinction between supporting and strengthening health systems, and lessons from the COVID-19 response.

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Prospective Country Evaluation — Senegal: annual report 2020-2021

An independent evaluation of the Global Fund's grant cycle in Senegal, focused on diagnostic capacity and the DHIS2 health information system. Eighty-one documents analysed, twenty-five interviews, ninety-three meetings observed.

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Post-monetization impact assessment of the LIFFT-Cashew project (Senegal)

The monetization of crude degummed soybean oil funds a six-year programme. Does it destabilise local groundnut oil production? The study says no, and identifies where the real market pressures lie.

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Study of the rice value chain in The Gambia

A value chain held by women, crushed by imports and starved of credit. A survey of 370 farms, price monitoring across seven markets, and recommendations for intervening in the Central River Region.

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A market information system for South West Cameroon

Forty-six localities surveyed, ninety markets inventoried, sixteen media outlets catalogued. A diagnosis of the previous service that collapsed after eighteen months, and the full architecture of its successor.

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Managing small-scale marine fishing units in Senegal: the SEPROM case

Can a formal company run by graduates succeed in a sector considered informal? Six months of fieldwork on the beaches of Hann, Mbour and Bargny, and a financial analysis of one fishing company across six years.

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