developments in highly climate to foreign exposed investment through the reduction of fiscal High rates of responsibilities and immigration, driven by a facilitation to land access. very high concentration This has negative effects of economic activities and over many vulnerable services in the capital groups who endure the city. resulting increase of competition over land and experience a limited benefit from the foreign investment. Urban planning is highly influenced by a logic of expected economic return of land use. This limits the consideration of some vulnerable groups’ interests, which are often the poorest and perceived to be of limited economic interest. Lack of inter-ministerial coordination and competition over thematic leadership limit the government response capacity. Sea-level rise and Urbanisation of seafront Partial: Dual land tenure (positive coastal erosion through tourism and law and customary law) The government has delivery of private health allows local government identified tourism as one services. Housing and government services of the most important development in hazardous jointly with customary economic activities to be areas. Sand extraction for leaders to violate the law promoted to attain its economic activities and regulating the maritime 2035 vision (“Plan undermining of natural public domain (DPM). Senegal Emergent”). buffers and This has led to numerous Heightened attention to environmental plans to protect the economic impacts degradation as a result of coastal areas (Integrated sometimes leads to urbanisation pressure. overlooking the impacts Coastal Zone over vulnerable housing. Management Plan, Coastal Law, National Coast Erosion Prevention Program and National Action Plan for Climate Change).
developments in highly exposed High rates of immigration, driven by a very high concentration of economic activities and services in the capital city. climate to foreign investment through the reduction of fiscal responsibilities and facilitation to land access. This has negative effects over many vulnerable groups who endure the resulting increase of competition over land and experience a limited benefit from the foreign investment. Urban planning is highly influenced by a logic of expected economic return of land use. This limits the consideration of some vulnerable groups’ interests, which are often the poorest and perceived to be of limited economic interest. Lack of inter-ministerial coordination and competition over thematic leadership limit the government response capacity. Sea-level rise and coastal erosion Urbanisation of seafront through tourism and delivery of private health services. Housing development in hazardous areas. Sand extraction for economic activities and undermining of natural buffers and environmental degradation as a result of urbanisation pressure. Partial: The government has identified tourism as one of the most important economic activities to be promoted to attain its 2035 vision (“Plan Senegal Emergent”). This has led to numerous plans to protect the coastal areas (Integrated Coastal Zone Management Plan, Coastal Law, National Coast Erosion Prevention Program and National Action Plan for Climate Change). Dual land tenure (positive law and customary law) allows local government and government services jointly with customary leaders to violate the law regulating the maritime public domain (DPM). Heightened attention to economic impacts sometimes leads to overlooking the impacts over vulnerable housing.