In Lower Casamance, several projects carried out by civil society organizations support young people in their (re)integration through agriculture. the youths benefit from training, support, and sometimes even financial support to develop land and install a well and a water pump.

This article explains how the Dynamics for an Agroecological Transition in Senegal (DyTAES)-  a network that brings together most of the country's agroecology actors is preventing young people from emigrating from the city through diversified agroecological activities and support.