Coastal erosion and sea level rise are the main threats to the livelihood of the population of Saly Portudal, mainly depending from fishery and tourism. This is one of the three villages on the coast of Senegal that benefits from the adaptation project for vulnerable zones against coastal erosion, funded by the Adaptation Fund.
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