Senegal’s Faye-Sonko Split: What It Means for Debt, the IMF, and Democratic Stability
On Friday, May 22, 2026, the Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye sacked Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and dissolved the national…
Senegal’s Oil Gamble: Renegotiating the Contracts That Shortchanged a Nation
When Senegal discovered oil and gas between 2014 and 2016, many citizens expected a new era of economic prosperity. Instead,…
Senegal’s Quasi-Public Sector Reform: $96 million in savings, but at what cost?
Senegal’s decision to dissolve 19 quasi-public entities signals one of the most aggressive public sector rationalization efforts recently. While the…
2025 Budget Execution: Analysis of Fiscal Balances and Structural Tensions
By the end of September 2025, the execution of Senegal’s State budget broadly aligned with the projections set out in…
Human and Youth Perspectives on Public Finance , BudgIT Senegal’s Analysis
In Senegal, public debates on governance and the management of national resources have intensified in recent years. Between growing citizen…
Strengthening Community Resilience Across Senegal’s Most Vulnerable Regions
At the heart of Senegal’s most vulnerable regions, BudgIT monitors and supports projects that directly impact the lives of local…
BudgIT Senegal Calls for Inclusive Dialogue on Fiscal Transparency After MOODY’s Credit Downgrade
+221773916180 [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dakar, Senegal – Date: 13.10.2025 Following the decision by MOODY’s to downgrade Senegal’s credit rating…
What all Senegalese citizens need to know about the Public Finance Management Act,Â
The debate on public finance management in Senegal has evolved significantly in recent years, influenced by several factors. These include…
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…