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• TITLE: Geographical Accessibility to Basic Infrastructures and Services in Rural Senegal: The Case of the Niakhar Area

  AUTHORS: Alphousseyni Ndonky, Soda Loum, Mouhamadou Moustapha Mbacké Ndour

  KEYWORDS: Two-Stage Floating Areas, Spatial Disparities, Local Spatial Association Indicators

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geographic Information System, Vol.16 No.5, October 31, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Access to basic infrastructure and services is a factor in economic development and an important aspect in combatting social and spatial disparities. But this access is often subject to several constraints, including geographical accessibility. In this article, we aim to analyze the geographical accessibility to basic infrastructure and services in the Niakhar area, using the improved two step floating catchment area method and local spatial association indicators. The results reveal that the areas with high accessibility to health and education infrastructures and services are mainly located along the south-east and north-west gradient, while those with low accessibility are found in the south-west and north-east center. They also show high accessibility to trade services in the center of the study area.