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Rapport d'activités CRES 2017
L’année 2017 a été marquée par plusieurs activités dont les plus importantes portent sur la santé et l’agriculture.[button color="brown, ize="small" open_in_new_window="yes" link="https://www.cres-sn.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/RAPPORT-DACTIVITE-CRES-2017.pdf" ]Télécharger le fichier[/button]
Publié le 22 janvier 2019
Bulletin d'informations CRES N°18/2018
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Publié le 22 janvier 2019
Bulletin d'informations CRES N°17/2017
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Publié le 22 janvier 2019
Waste Management Behavior
This research component examined the contextual and behavioral factors contributing to behavioral change in the context of the project’s waste management intervention. The study revealed what people’s practices of waste management in Dakar’s suburbs are and how high their intention was to bring t...
Publié le 17 décembre 2018
Socio-economic impact evaluation of the project Live With Water
INTRODUCTIONThis policy brief presents a new analyzing approach of the changes induced by the strategies for building the resilience of populations to floods, in an urban context. Much research work has been done to measure resilience to climate risks, but, most of it is related to the resilience of...
Publié le 17 décembre 2018
Studying health impacts associated with the Live With Water project
What is the policy problem? Under an optimistic scenario of continued future socio-economic development and adaptation to climate change, a recent study published by the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated climate change induced mortality at 250,000 additional deaths per year due to coastal...
Publié le 17 décembre 2018
Live With Water: Building resilience to floods in suburban areas of Dakar, Senegal
IntroductionFlooding in the urban areas of Sub-Sahara Africa continues to destroy urban infrastructure and affect livelihoods. Flooded houses, impassable roads, blocked drainage channels, increased incidence of malaria and diarrheal diseases, and disrupted livelihoods are challenges facing about 1.5...
Publié le 17 décembre 2018
Commerce illicite des produits du tabac dans les pays de la CEDEAO
INTRODUCTIONLe commerce illicite du tabac propose des produits qui échappent à la fiscalité, aux avertissements sanitaires et à l’interdiction de la vente aux mineurs. Ils favorisent ainsi la consommation de tabac des enfants et des personnes pauvres. Ce commerce génère aussi des revenus qui finance...
Publié le 09 novembre 2018
Adopt more effective taxation and better information on the prevalence of tobacco products : Profile of Nigeria on Tobacco Taxation
ContextSmoking is a pandemic that will cause 10 million deaths in 2030 of which 70% in developing countries if nothing is done. To curb this trend, the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control was set up in 2005 with a set of monitoring indicators to assess the progress made by each country. These in...
Publié le 09 août 2018
Effectiveness of Tobacco Product Taxation Systems in ECOWAS member coutries : Tax incidence approach
Increasing taxes is considered the most effective measure to reduce the consumption of tobacco products. To enable taxation to play this role, ECOWAS adopted a new Directive on the taxation of tobacco products in December 2017. It provides a set of measures including a rise in taxes with a mechanism...
Publié le 09 août 2018