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publicationJune 15, 2025

Senegal Economic Updates

Senegal Economic Update 2024: Seizing the opportunity

Senegal Economic Update 2024: Seizing the Opportunity

  • Mounting international and regional uncertainties will require proactive actions to uphold hard-won socioeconomic gains of the past decade. Political uncertainties linked to the presidential election affected economic activity during the second half of 2023 and in 2024Q1. Furthermore, international and regional financial markets have tightened, resulting in further deterioration of fiscal and external imbalances.
  • Raising tax revenues provides fiscal space to advance development objectives and plays a pivotal role in improving the living conditions of Senegalese.
  • This Senegal Development Update focuses on (i) poverty and equity in a context of multiple crises, and (ii) options to boost tax revenue collection through the personal income tax.

Senegal Economic Updates monitor significant recent economic developments in the country, highlighting the key structural challenges Senegal faces in its pursuit of inclusive and sustained growth, and analysing policy options. The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in these reports do not necessarily represent the views of the World Bank and are entirely those of the authors.

  • Senegal Economic Update 2024
    Seizing the opportunity
    SENEGAL ECONOMIC UPDATE - JUNE 2024

    This report highlights the resilience of Senegal's primary sector, with real GDP growth estimated at 4.3% in 2023. It discusses the impact of political tensions, inflation, and monetary tightening on the economy.

  • Senegal Economic Update 2023
    Addressing the needs of vulnerable groups for national development
    SENEGAL ECONOMIC UPDATE - JUNE 2023

    This report focuses on the economic growth deceleration in 2022, influenced by inflationary pressures, rising global commodity prices, and the global economic slowdown linked to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It also addresses the needs of vulnerable groups for national development.