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Estimated Total Budget Pending (Project budget includes all project-funded activities)
Last Updated Date
Dec 3, 2025
Project Estimated Start Date
Mar 17, 2025
Project Estimated End Date
Jun 30, 2027
Client Legal Name
CONSEIL EXECUTIF DES TRANSPORTS URBAINS DE DAKAR
Project Description
IFC serves as transaction advisor to the Government of Senegal, through CETUD, to design and implement a public-private partnership for a modern traffic management system using advanced signal controllers and radar-based monitoring to optimize traffic flow and improve road safety.
Development Results
The project aims to optimize traffic flow and improve road safety in Senegal, which is expected to reduce delays, congestion, and pollution. These improvements will in turn deliver cost savings and productivity gains for drivers and the wider economy.
As the project is still in its early stages, development results indicators have not yet materialized.
Indicator
Cumulative
Number of agreements (concession, etc.) signed
0
Number of people receiving access to improved services (real/non-financial sectors)
0
Value of financing facilitated (US$)
0
Number of reports accepted by client
null
Number of reports (assessments, surveys, manuals, Phase I/strategic option reports, research, analytical, evaluations, etc.) completed
null
E&S Risks / Impacts and Mitigation
Performance Standard
Description and Potential Impact
Mitigation
PS 1. Assessment and Management of Environmental and Social Risks and Impacts
As part of its due diligence and as mandated by IFC's Sustainability Policy, the IFC team has screened this Project to assess consistency with IFC's Performance Standards.
IFC's advice will be provided in a manner consistent with the principles of the relevant Performance Standards. The IFC team will assist the Client as the final decision maker in gaining a good understanding of IFC's Performance Standards.
PS 2. Labor and Working Conditions
As part of its Due Diligence, and as mandated by IFC's Sustainability Policy, IFC will screen this project for risk(s) related to PS2 against IFCs Performance Standards. Risks and mitigation measure will be confirmed during IFCs Due Diligence process.
IFC's advice will be provided in a manner consistent with the principles of PS2. The IFC team will advise the client, as the final decision maker, on IFC's Performance Standards and in defining appropriate mitigation measures.
PS 4. Community Health, Safety and Security
As part of its Due Diligence, and as mandated by IFC's Sustainability Policy, IFC will screen this project for risk(s) related to PS4 against IFCs Performance Standards. Risks and mitigation measure will be confirmed during IFCs Due Diligence process.
IFC's advice will be provided in a manner consistent with the principles of PS4. The IFC team will advise the client, as the final decision maker, on IFC's Performance Standards and in defining appropriate mitigation measures.
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