Abstract
The Great Green Wall (GGW) projects now meet the challenges of the three Rio conventions and more broadly the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). They must therefore be consistent with the logic of national and sub-regional policies for the Restoration-Conservation-Protection of Natural Capital (RCPCN), and Local Economic Development of the terroirs. The decompartmentalization of sectors, actors and disciplines is necessary so that the effects of the actions carried out can benefit both societies and ecosystems in a sustainable manner and do not generate undesirable or uncontrolled effects.Crossing our disciplinary views and taking advantage of our experience in interdisciplinary scientific research co-constructed with a wide diversity of actors, we have synthesized the evaluation criteria for sustainable management projects in Sahelian territories. We propose it as a conceptual framework for the multi-criteria analysis of GGW projects.