Economic and Social Rights Monitor – Burkina Faso

How can the European Union (EU) better contribute to the development of enabling spaces for civil society organizations (CSOs) in Burkina Faso? How can the EU support the progressive realisation of economic and social rights,
namely decent work and social protection for all, in line with the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development?

Led by Solidarité Laïque Burkina Faso, the present Economic and Social Rights Monitor (ESRM) summarizes the views of the SOLIDAR network in Burkina Faso on how this can be done.

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