The Cliff of Bandiagara, Land of the Dogons, is a vast cultural landscape covering 400,000 ha and includes 289 villages scattered between the three natural regions: sandstone plateau, escarpment, plains (more than two-thirds of the listed perimeter are covered by plateau and cliffs). The site of the Land of the Dogons is an impressive region of exceptional geological and environmental features. The architecture of the Dogon land has been adapted to benefit from the physical constraints of the place. In certain cultural areas, the Dogon villages comprise numerous granaries, for the most part square with a thatched tapering roof. It is essential to assess the implementation of the management plan to better pinpoint the concerns of the populations and those responsible bodies of the decentralized territorial communities.