In depth analysis of the impact of the carbon tax, options for mitigating them- Senegal

• Country: Senegal
• Summary: In depth analysis of the impact of the carbon tax, options for mitigating them- Senegal
• SNT Ref No: 124380883
• Deadline: 28 Aug 2025
• Financier: World Bank (WB)
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 0002017813
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• Description:
• Theobjective of the consultation is twofold. First, itwill involve carrying out an in-depth analysis of the impacts of theimplementation of a carbon tax in Senegal . Based on the analyses already initiated in Senegal, but also on a benchmark andadvanced modeling, this study should make it possible to evaluate in detail theimpacts of this measure on the economy at the global and sectoral levels,households, the environment and public finances on the one hand, and on theother hand, the measures that can mitigate these impacts, in particular throughtheuse of national carbon credits and the methods of recycling revenues .Specifically, it will involve assessingin detail, using a dynamic modeling tool, the impacts of this measure on:- the economy and addedvalues of sectors, including sectors not covered by the tax;- the different incomedeciles of populations and vulnerable households;- carbon leakage, theWAPP network and foreign market share losses;- interactions betweenthe carbon tax and existing and planned tax policies;- the interactionsbetween the carbon tax and relevant sectoral policies (related to certain keysectors such as energy, industries, etc.).Furthermore,it will be necessary to analyze:- measures likely tomitigate the impact of the tax, in particular the use of national credits forcompliance;- the methods ofrecycling revenues adapted to the national context, but also to localperceptions;- the effectiveopportunities of the tax to increase eco-citizenship of local consumption;- the effectiveopportunities of the tax to finance adaptation measures.Second,the aim will be to assess the conditions for implementing carbon pricinginstruments in Senegal from a just transition perspective, starting first withan inventory of existing options, then identifying the social risks andopportunities for the affected populations and sectors. This part of theconsultation will also need to be based on a benchmark in order to take advantage of bestpractices in terms of inclusion an...
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