Senegal
Senegal is heavily dependent on rain-fed agriculture and coastal fisheries and is thus highly vulnerable to climate change. USAID works with all levels of society to factor climate change considerations into national policies as well as working to improve local management of fisheries and help coastal communities adapt to climate change. USAID adaptation activities also strengthen food security by promoting conservation farming, crop varieties with shorter growth cycles, and adoption of crop insurance to protect against crop failure.
Climate Change Information
- Climate Change Risk Profile: Senegal (2017, 5 pages)
- GHG Emissions Factsheet: Senegal (2016, 2 pages)
- Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Options Analysis: Senegal (2014, 957 pages)
USAID Activities
- Climate Integration Case Study: USAID/Senegal’s Naatal Mbay
- Climate Change and Health Risks in Senegal
- Global Climate Change in Senegal
- USAID Environment Results, Senegal
- Mid-term Performance Evaluation of the Sustainable and Thriving Environments for West Africa Regional Development (STEWARD III) Project
- Mid-term Performance Evaluation of the USAID/West Africa Gambia-Senegal Sustainable Fisheries Program
- Yaajeende Agricultural Development Project Mid-term Evaluation
- Mid-term Performance Evaluation of the Collaborative Management of a Sustainable Fisheries Future in Senegal Project
- Compendium of Lessons Learned from ARCC Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments
- Frontlines Story: Surplus in Senegal, Even Without the Rains
- Impact Blog: West African Nations Unite to Build Coastal Resilience to Climate Change
- See USAID IDEA indicator compilation for Senegal: climate, energy, environment and more
Senegal - Women's vegetable garden