Senegal
The Senegal-Belgium 2019-2023 cooperation agreement aims to assist Senegal’s socio-economic development and environmental stability, while working actively for equal rights and equal opportunities for the people of the Sine-Saloum region.
Health
Our health programme focuses on three areas: improving access to information, training and education on sexual and reproductive health; prevent gender-based violence and care for its victims; and the provision of high-quality sexual and reproductive health services.
Entrepreneurship
Enabel supports the development of a modern, competitive and sustainable agro-industrial infrastructure in Sine-Saloum, and aims to strengthen the financial, technical, human and social capital of small and medium-sized businesses.
Capacity building
Enabel aims to upskill everyone involved in its projects or in partner organisations with their digital and management skills. This way stakeholders in the programme will master the available resources and digital tools effectively.
Related content
From 2012 to 2017, the Belgian governmental cooperation and the Senegalese authorities implemented a € 17 million project to support offer and demand of health services aimed at organising health insurance for the rural poor. Read the reflection paper.
Introducing large-scale health insurance for the rural poor in Senegal
Five questions to Elisabetta Demartis, Digital Expert in Senegal
5 questions to Elisabetta Demartis
Contact the Enabel team in Senegal
52 Sotrac Mermoz,
BP 24474 Dakar
T + 221 338 60 01 25 | representation.senegal@enabel.be
Resident Representative: Régine Debrabandere
News & Events
08 June 2024
Investing in the future: 2023 – 2024 Activity report
Find out why we have to upcycle international cooperation. Why Enabel is not only a Belgian, but also a European and African agency. Find out about the starting of activities in a new country: Ukraine. About the launch of activities in the green hydrogen sector.
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07 June 2024
Shaping tomorrow’s energy landscape
The urgency of climate change is forcing us to rethink our economies. As the energy transition emerges as central in the fight against climate change, one energy vector stands out in particular: green hydrogen.
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07 June 2024
How can we finance our future?
While climate crises follow one another, the need to limit global warming to +1.5 degrees appears to be more pressing than ever.
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07 June 2024
Lake Tanganyika: an endangered ecosystem
Home to more than 4,500 animal and plant species, Lake Tanganyika is under serious threat. The Latawama project works across border to ensure a sustainable future for the region and its inhabitants.
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07 June 2024
Upcycling International Cooperation
Read Jean Van Wetter and Delphine Moralis’ foreword, taken from the 2023-2024 activity report.
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07 June 2024
Regardless of Sahel region’s instability, international cooperation remains essential
European and Belgian cooperation with Africa, which is based on a logic of solidarity, must adapt to the new global geopolitical situation.
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