| dc.description.abstract | This article analyzes the main
legal, administrative, technical and financial elements of a strategy
to adopt for a sustainable development of continental surface
waters in Senegal. The results of the analysis indicate increase in
anthropogenic pressures on water bodies and rivers. Although the
regulation prohibits the infringement of continental surface waters,
their protection for humans and biodiversity benefit remains
ineffective. In addition, means of combating pollution, methods for
assessing the status of inland water bodies and their monitoring
programs in Senegal are lacking, and require establishment of a
new system action plan. | en_US |
