Africazine:
Senegal is mobilizing over 400 million FCFA to compensate individuals affected by the Agropole Centre project.
This financial commitment was announced by Babou Dramé, the National Coordinator of the Cell for the Execution of the South and Centre Agropole Projects. The funds aim to address the needs of local populations whose land, property, or livelihoods will be impacted by the agro-industrial parks.
Senegal’s Commitment to Local Compensation
The Agropole Centre project in Senegal is moving forward with a significant financial allocation exceeding 400 million FCFA. This funding is specifically designated for the indemnification of individuals directly affected by the project’s development.
Babou Dramé emphasized the importance of this financial commitment during the announcement in Kaolack. The initiative reflects a strong emphasis on social responsibility as the project transitions from planning to active implementation.
Senegal: Key figures on Agropole Centre compensation
- over 400 million FCFA
Advancing Towards Construction Activities
The mobilization of funds is a crucial step for the Agropole Centre project, ensuring that compensation is prioritized before or alongside construction activities. The project is set to accelerate its development, with construction expected to begin in earnest from January.
Next Steps for the Agropole Centre Project
- Construction activities to commence in January.
- Compensation to be provided to affected individuals.
Senegal is taking significant steps to ensure fair compensation for those impacted by the Agropole Centre project.
