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1973-1977. Detailed breakdown of rural sector investments is presented.
Cites attempt of the Fifth Plan to move away from concentration
on urban areas into rural development sectors. National
budget priorities as well as levels of financing and actual investmerit
to date are analyzed. Evaluates the Fifth Plan vis-a-vis compatability
with USAID policy objectives.
21. Lecaillon, J.; D. Germidis. jnglit6s des Revenus et Developpement
Economique: Cameroun, C6te d'Ivoire, Madagascar, Senegal. Paris:
Presses Universitaires de France, 1977, 236 p.; tables.
This study was prepared for ILO's World Employment Program;
the section on Senegal examines the disparities between rural and
urban workers' salaries, agricultural income, socio-professional
differences, and a breakdown by sector, region and nationality.
22. Senegal. Ministere du D6veloppement Rural. Rapport de la Conference
Mondiale sur la R6forme Agraire et le Developpement Rural. Contribution
de la Republique du S~n~gal. Rome: FAO, 1978, 297 p. (FAO
access No. 38050).
Report presented to the World Conference on Agrarian Reform
and Rural Development, held in Rome in July 1979. Information is
given on resources, rural population, land tenure, potential production,
education, social conditions, governiient policy and programs
for agrarian reform and rural development. Describes measures
taken with regard to education, training, agricultural development
and the role of women. Annexes cover land legislation relating to
rural communities and information on land settlement projects.
23. Senegal. Ministere du Plan et de la Cooperation. Ve Plan Quadriennal de
Developpement Economique et Social 1977-1981. Dakar: Ministere du
Plan, June 1977, 3v.
Volume 1, "Evolution et Perspectives Economiques," covers
population and employment; economic evolution; execution of the
4th Plan; the elaboration and execution of the 5th Plan; development
strategy of the 5th Plan; the major thrusts and global objectives
of the 5th Plan. Volume 2, "Les Secteurs: Primaire, Secondaire,"
presents primary sector activities planned for agriculture,
livestock, forestry, environmental protection, fishing and rural
water supplies; and for secondary sector activities in handicrafts,
industry and energy. Volume 3, "Les Secteurs: Tertiaire, Social,
Etudes et Recherches; Schema General de Financeinent," details plan
for trade, tourism, transport and telecommunications; urbanism,
habitat, health, education, culture and information. In April 1979
the Ministry issued V e Plan Reajuse. Tome I; periodical reports
of the progress of the Plan appear in Bulletin Semestriel de l'information
sur1 'ex6cution du Plan, also issued by the Ministry.