 World Bank statistics show that just under 30 percent of Senegal's population lives on less than 593 CFA (US$1.25) per day, and over 55 percent live on less than 949 CFA (US$2.00).This highlights the difficulty talibés have in meeting the quotas requested by marabouts.In addition to financial quotas, some marabouts set quotas for basic foodstuffs such as sugar and rice.