Final report · SOR4D 2023-2026
Agroecology is no longer a parcel matter. It is a territory matter.
Three years between the mangroves of Bignona and the pressed shores of Mbour. Researchers, farmers, artists and two citizen platforms held the same thread: how do you move from one good act to a system that holds?
Not a PDF. What we learned, told by those who lived it.
Two doors, one body of evidence
Four ways in
Before the chapters, the images.
ARTS lives in bodies, walls, maps and notebooks. Come in through what speaks to you.
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Forum theatre
Conflicts staged, replayed
"Land that everyone covets" - Bignona, 2024
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Artist residency
A mural for advocacy
17 artists, Bignona-Baïla, July 2025
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Transformative scenarios
The territory's futures, laid flat
Mbour workshop, May 2025
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Jambaars portraits
The heroines and heroes of agroecology
Short videos, Bignona + Mbour
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Five chapters
The report in five moves
A country in motion
The project
What ARTS set out to do, inside a Senegal that was shifting. Context, method, theory of change.
Mapping what's already there
The territories
One hundred initiatives geolocated, two territories under strain. Before transforming, seeing.
Action-research in practice
Staging futures
Forum theatre, artist residency, transformative scenario building. A transition isn't decreed - it's rehearsed.
Actors and governance
Building a platform
The DyTAEL platforms take the stage; the consortium steps back. And when ARTS ends?
Results, evidence, accountability
What this changes
Outcomes, indicators, logframe, deliverables. Reporting rigor without the boilerplate.