Senegal - The economy (Vol. 2 of 5) : Annexes 1 through 4

"F"ILE C~OPY DOCUMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL DEVIELOPMENT ASSOCIATION Not For Public Use Report No. 212-SE THE ECONCIMY OF SENEGAL (in five volumes) Volume II Annex One: Public Finances, Present Situation and Outlook Annex Two: Working Rules of the BCEAO Annex Three: Agriculture Annex Four: Manufacturing Industries August 15, 1973 Western Africa Regional Office This report was prepared for official use only by the Bank Group. It may not be published, quoted or cited without Bank Group authorizatiorn. The Bank Group does not accept responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the report.  CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS Currency Unit: CFA Franc (CFAF) Before August 11, 1969: US$ 1.00 = CFAF 246.85 CFAF 1,000 = US$ 4.05 August 1969 - December 1971: US$ 1.00 - CFAF 277.71 CFAF 1,000 = US$ 3.60 December 1971 - March 1973: US$ 1.00 = CFAF 255.79 CFAF 1,000 = US$ 3.91 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 1 Metric Ton (t) 2,205 lbs. 1 Kilogram (kg) = 2.2 lbs. 1 Kilometer (km) = 0.62 mile 1 Meter (m) 3.28 feet GOVERENEVIT OF SENEGAL FISCAL YEAR. July 1 to June 30  THE MCoOMY OF SENEGAL Volume I Summary and Conclusion Main Report Volume II Annex One: Public Finances, Present Situation and Outlook Annex Two: Working Rules of the BCEAO Annex Three: Agriculture Annex Four: Manufacturing Industries Volume III The Tax System of Senegal Volume IV Planning Methods and Plan Implementation Volume V Statistical Appendix This Report is based on a mission in February/March 1972 to Senegal composed of: Heinz B. Bachmann Chief of Mission Jacqueline Nodl General Economist Louis Currat General Economist Cynthia Miller Statistician Georges Delhove Industry (Consultant) Uberto Fontana Agronomist (PMWA) Joseph Gholl Demographer Mohaimed El Moghazi Agricultural Economist (PMWA) Prof. Sylvain Plasschaert Fiscal (Consultant) Nimrod Raphaeli Plan Organizer Marie-Th&r6se Bellot Secretary It takes into account the comments given by the Government of Senegal in December 1972 and in March 1973.  THE ECONOMY OF SENEGAL Voluwe II: SECTOR ANNEXES ,Table of Contents Annex One: Public Finances, Present Situation and Outlook Annex Two: Working Rules of the BCEAO Annex Three: Agriculture Annex Four: Manufacturing Industries Annex One was prepared by Jacqueline Noel; Annexes Two, Three and Four were prepared by Louis Currat.  LIST OF TEXT TABLES Annex 1 Page Table Il Government Revenues Performance 2 Table 1/2 Comparison of Total Current Budget Outlays, 1970/71 4 Table 1/3 Central Government Current Expenditures 5 Table T/4 Comparison of Current Expenditures by Sectors Table 1/5 Central Government's Public Savings .8 T.able T/6 Financing of Public Enterprises Investments 13 Table I/7 Relations of Public Enterprises with the Tresor 14 Table 1/8 Mission Projection of Central Government's Current Revenues and Expenditures 17 Table I19 Mission Prolection of Government Current Expenditures 19 Annex 3 Table II/1 Role of Groundnut Production in Government Revenues and Foreign Trade 1 Table II12 Farmers' Short-Term Debit, 1970/71 9 Table II1/3 Growth of Major Agricultural Products, 1970-1980 14 Annex 4 Table IV/1 Role of the Manufacturing Sector in the Senegalese Economy 1 Table IV/2 Value Added in the Manufacturing Sector 2 Table IV/3 Domestic Production and Consumption of Manufactured Consumer Goods, x.cluding Groundnuts 3 Table IV/4 Domestic Production and Consumption of Textile and Clothing 4 Table IV/5 Taxes on Imports int,o Senegal 5  LIST OF ABBREVAT IONS AOF: Afrique Occi(lentale Frangaise (Federation of French West Africa colonies) BCEAO: Banque Centrmle des Etats de lAfrique de l'Ouest (Tle Central Bank of the West African Monetary Union UMOA) BEI: Banque Europeenne d'Investissements (European Investment Bark) BNDS: Banque Natio3lale de Developpement du Senegal (National Development .anuk of Senegal) BUD: Bucl Antle, a Cal-ifornia based vegetable growing coirpa.n- CAPA: Compagnie Af:tic.ine des P?roduits Alirientaires (sugar rll, a subsidiary of the Rai'finer.-;es de Saint Louis, a French sugar processirg company) COAT Centre danimation rurale (extension service centers) CCOB: Gaisse Centa.ale de Coope'-ration Econormique (a F-rench public institiition provi ding loans at concessiorial teri3s to dev_loping countries) CMEO: Cormmunaute Ezono,nique d.e ;1Afrique d3 l'Ouest (VWest. African Econord.c Commiunity) the successor or-anization to UDAO C1F: Centre des Etablissemonts Publics, the accountin.g office centralizing public enterprises accournts Cr:R: Cenrtre d'exFansion rurale (extension service center) CiAF: (CFA Franic) CorrmiriautL( IInanciere Afri caine Franc the currency of tvhe Wcst African Monetary Union (IJXOA) CFX1: Cor.Tpagnie FranQaise pour Te Developpenrnt des Te:tiles, a French comoany specializing in the promotion of cotton production in Francophone Africa CSS: Conrpagnie Sucri.ere Senegalaise (Senegalese Sugar Corporaz;ioln) a privately-owned company developing a sugar plantation eand Drill. in Northern Senegal (in tables) estimates  FAC: Fonds dTAide et de Cooperation a French public institution providing grant and soft loan aid to developing countries FED: Fonds Euxop6en de Developpement an institution of the European Conmnunities providing grant and soft loan aid to developing countries associated with the European Communities GFCF: Gross fixed capital formation ID,C: Internatioral- Development Research Center, a Canadian public institution providirng assistance to developing countries IPPF: International Planned Parenthood Federation, a private foundation activre in farfLly planning programs in developing coumntries IRFED: Institut de recherches et de formation en vmie du d6veloppemnc-t harmoni F-;(', a French consultant. f.r'm specialized in development problems OAV; Organisation Autonome de la. Val]l'e, a S3enegaleso public organizationa in chargo of some irrigation projects along tho Senegal River OHI-II: Office des Habitations a Loyer MNod6re (low cost housing office), a Senegalose public enterprise ONCAD: Office National de la Coop6ration et de l'Assistance pour le DiAvelopperientL,. a Seneg alese public enterprise in cha-Ee of groundnut maroketinr and of supply of agricultural impl2ements tio groundnut farmers OT1fS: Office des l'ostes et Te'li'corrnunications du S6n-egal (Post aind TelecoiiLu-ricaLion3 Office), a Senegalese public enterpri se OSA: Offi^e S6negalais (Qe I'Artisanat (Senegalese handicraft Office), a public institution RCF: P.gie des Cherins de Fer, the public railway coimpany RTS: Regie des Transports du Senegall the former public urban bus company, nowr di-ssolved 4 4~~~ "' sinai: r.o dL i cci urc6cU1;-Lion _n the delta of t:;e . ene-sal River  - 3 - SATEC: Soci6te d'Aide Technique et de Cooperation, a French semi-public consultant firm, specializing in extension service activities in developing countries SDRS: Soci6te de D6veloppement Rizicole du Senegal, a Senegalese public enterprise that was in charge of a mechanized rice irrigation project on the Senegal River. Most of its installations w7ere taken over by CSS SODAICA: Societe de D_veloppement Agricole et Industriel de la Casamance, a former Senegalese public enterprise in charge of rice production in the Soutliern part o