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Consortium pour la Recherche Économique et Sociale (CRES)
CRES is a research center created in 2004 by a group of teachers-researchers from various disciplines (Economics, Law, Quantitative Techniques, Sociology) of Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar (UCAD). CRES aims to promote quantitative research that can equip political decision-makers, local authorities and civil society organizations in the formulation and implementation of social and economic development policies at both national and international levels.
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Enjeux du Foncier Rural au Senegal: Quelle Approche pour un Developpement Economique Durable? / Rural Land Issues in Senegal: Which Approach should be taken for Sustainable Economic Development?
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L’evolution Juridique de la Cour des Comptes et de Discipline Budgetaire de la Republique du Congo / The Legal Developments of the Court of Auditors and Budgetary Discipline of the Republic of Congo
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Deux Clés de Compréhension des Atouts de L’arbitrage Dans L’espace OHADA / Two Approaches to Understanding the Advantages of Arbitration in the OHADA Area
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Diffusion de Variétés de Riz et du Système de Riziculture Intensive: Quel impact sur la Filière ?/ Diffusion of Rice Varieties and the System of Intensive Rice Cultivation: What is the Impact on the Sector?
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Les Disparités de Genre dans l’Accès et l’Utilisation des TIC au Sénégal / Gender Disparities in Access to and use of ICTs in Senegal
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Impacts Macroeconomiques des Maladies Non Transmissibles Liees au Tabac au Senegal / Macroeconomic Impacts of Non-Communicable Diseases Related to Tobacco in Senegal
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Diffusion de Variétés de Semences et d’itinéraires Techniques de Production de mil: quel impact sur la filière ? / Dissemination of Seed Varieties and Technical Directions for Millet Production: What will the Impact be on the Sector?
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Transformation de l'Agriculture Senegalaise: Impact d'un Programme Integre / Transformation of Agriculture in Senegal: Impact of an Integrated Program
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