Annual report 2016 Senegal
In terms of contribution, it is worth mentioning that ActionAid Senegal is represented on three four programmatic platforms of the federation is IP champion for the platform. We initiated research
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In terms of contribution, it is worth mentioning that ActionAid Senegal is represented on three four programmatic platforms of the federation is IP champion for the platform. We initiated research
African societies are mainly patriarchal with social norms and gender roles that discourage women’s ownership of property. Women’s access to and control over land remains very low in most African
The African Food system and the SDGS conference took place in Senegal from November 3rd to 5th 2018. It’s an initiative led by Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa(AFSA)in partnership with the
Celebration of the Labor Day 01 May 2019 in Senegal an opportunity for ActionAid Senegal to launch one Global campaign
ActionAid Sénégal, en partenariat avec la Confédération Nationale des travailleurs du Sénégal (CNTS), a lancé la Campagne Mondiale sur le travail décent, la lutte contre les violences à l'égard des
Climate change is not a game, it’s true and real, we must act now or never. Today people and
the planet stand at the cross roads, and they are worry about what they are seeing and living
day by day
Il y a quelques semaines deux des nos volontaires à l’aide européen ont interviewé une des personnes clés de la défense pour les Droits des Femmes au Sénégal, engagéenotamment dans la lutte contre les
Julia Sánchez, Secrétaire Générale de ActionAid International, déclare : "La pandémie de coronavirus et la crise climatique actuelle ont toutes deux révélé un modèle économique mondial profondément
The rapid spread of the virus in Africa is causing great concern because of the weakness of the current health systems, the shortage of personnel in the most disadvantaged areas and the weakness of
Agriculture in Senegal is predominantly rain-fed and so erratic weather patterns present an ever-increasing risk to smallholder farmers across the country. Late onset of rain often leads to a shorter