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Senegal faces the double burden of malnutrition, marked by high levels of anaemia among women of reproductive age (53 % in 2019) alongside a growing prevalence of overweight and obesity (29 % nationally, and 41 % in Dakar). An active agroecological social movement exists in Senegal, supporting all principles of agroecology including fairness, knowledge co- creation, connectivity, social values and diets as well as land and natural resources governance.