Senegal

By 2028, inclusive and transparent public policies will enable people to become more resilient and gain equitable access to natural resources and public services. (UNSDCF Outcome 3).

Populations, especially the most vulnerable, private-sector players and regulatory authorities are becoming more involved in drawing up and monitoring public policies, and in accountability mechanisms. (UNSDCF / Output 3.2)

The national statistical system provides data users with gender-disaggregated statistics for monitoring the SDGs and public policies aimed at gender equality, as part of the new National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (NSDS 2024-2028)

By 2028, The UN system coherently and systematically contributes to progress on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls (SP Outcome 7).

More UN system's products and services promote equality and equity between men and women and equity between men and women. (SP Outcome 7, Output 1)

By 2028, production systems, including food systems, are organized in such a way as to stimulate entrepreneurship, technological innovation and ensure decent employment for the most vulnerable populations, including young people, women, disabled people and migrants, in rural and peri-urban areas. (UNSDCF Outcome 1)

Integrated planning, monitoring, evaluation and resource allocation systems that promote the employability of women, young people, migrants and people with disabilities. (UNSDCF / Output 1.1)

MSMEs/SMIs develop agri-food value chains that create wealth and decent, sustainable jobs by gaining access to production factors, services and programs to increase technology adoption, innovations and markets. (UNSDCF / Output 1.3)

By 2028, social protection systems and basic social services ensure equitable, inclusive and quality access for the most vulnerable people, particularly those living in landlocked, peri-urban, rural or border areas (UNSDCF Outcome 2).

Institutions in charge of basic social services and social protection ensure planning, implementation and monitoring based on a gender-inclusive approach (UNSDCF / Output 2.1)

The most vulnerable people make greater use of innovative, digitalized, inclusive, resilient, adapted and quality basic social services and social protection (UNSDCF / Output 2.2).

The population, especially the most vulnerable, adopts new behaviors that promote social and gender norms favorable to the well-being of girls, boys, adolescents, young people and women (UNSDCF / Output 2.3).