The Mauritanian region of Kidi Magh has made significant progress in its emergency program, with 54% of projects completed, according to a recent review of the 2025-2026 program. The region has seen the implementation of 215 interventions, with 115 completed and 91 ongoing. However, 9 interventions have yet to start. The review was conducted during the second phase of regional consultations, which aimed to evaluate the first phase of the emergency program and identify priorities for the second phase.
The consultations, which took place in the city of Selibabi, were led by Mauritania's Minister Delegate to the Minister of Interior, responsible for Decentralization and Local Development, Yakob Salem Val. The minister highlighted the progress made in the Kidi Magh region, stating that the results reflect the efforts of monitoring and implementation. He also emphasized the importance of evaluating the first phase, identifying shortcomings, and correcting them to avoid repetition in the second phase.
The emergency program aims to universalize access to basic services for local development. The program's first phase has seen significant investments in the region, with a focus on meeting the needs of citizens. The minister noted that the program has enabled the assessment of completed and ongoing projects, as well as their responsiveness to citizen needs.
According to the minister, the program's first phase has provided valuable lessons for the second phase. He stressed the importance of building on the progress made and addressing areas for improvement. The consultations also provided an opportunity for stakeholders to discuss challenges and opportunities for sustainable development in the region.
The Kidi Magh region is one of the areas in Mauritania where the emergency program is being implemented. The program is designed to address the country's development needs, with a focus on decentralization and local development. The minister emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring that the program meets its objectives and benefits the local population.
The review of the emergency program in Kidi Magh region highlights the progress made in implementing development projects. The 54% completion rate and 42% of ongoing projects demonstrate the region's commitment to achieving its development goals. However, the 4% of projects yet to start require attention to ensure that they are implemented in a timely manner.
The Mauritanian government's efforts to evaluate and improve the emergency program demonstrate its commitment to effective project implementation. The program's focus on decentralization and local development aims to promote sustainable growth and improve the lives of citizens. The Kidi Magh region's progress serves as a model for other regions in Mauritania.
Key points
- The Mauritanian region of Kidi Magh has achieved 54% completion of its emergency program projects.
- The program aims to universalize access to basic services for local development.
- The government is committed to ensuring that the program meets its objectives and benefits the local population.
