Diofior, Between Anger and Civic Hope: Closing Chapter of Phase 1 of the Green Accountability Project
On July 26, the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem, BudgIT Senegal held its final community session…
Senegalese CSOs call for compliance with the transparency code in public finance management
Signatory Organizations • BudgIT Senegal • National Coalition for Transparency and Budget Monitoring (CONASUB) • Senegalese Women’s Council (COSEF) •…
What’s the Aim of a green budget if no one understands or monitors it? A strategic turning point for Senegal
In 2024, Senegal took a major step forward by publishing a budget document known as the “Green Budget.” With its…
The use of temporary shelters in rural Senegal’s education system: An alternative practice becoming a rule ?
Tracka Diaries The term “temporary shelter” refers to huts, primarily made of sticks and straw, that serve as schools for…
Highlighting the significant disparities between Senegal’s regional capitals and Senegalese underserved communities to promote equitable access to service delivery
Tracka Diaries Senegal, like many West African countries, presents two contrasting images. On one hand, there are luxurious buildings and…
Enhancing Green Budget Accountability in Senegal: BudgIT Holds Community Engagement Meeting in Saint Louis.
As part of our continued efforts to promote Green Budget Accountability in Senegal, we hosted our second community meeting in…
BudgIT Senegal Engage the communities in the climate-impacted region of Ziguinchor to promote accountability in the Green Climate Fund
March 18, 2025 BudgIT Senegal, with support from the World Resources Institute (WRI), organized a community engagement workshop at the…
BudgIT Calls for Accountability and Transparency in Senegal’s Public Finance Management
BudgIT Senegal, a civic tech organisation committed to promoting transparency and accountability in public finance, has called for full accountability…
Bridging the Development Gap: Ensuring Accountability and Basic Services for Senegal’s Communities.
Tracka Diaries In the 65 years since our independence, it is unacceptable that some communities in Senegal still remain impoverished,…