From the EIB's website:

L'opération concerne la première phase de la restructuration du réseau de bus de Dakar. Elle porte sur 14 lignes prioritaires et comprend l'acquisition de 380 bus à gaz naturel, la construction de deux dépôts, la mise en place des systèmes de billettique et de gestion et contrôle du réseau ainsi que l'aménagement d'axes routiers sur une longueur totale de 30 km.

Le projet devrait améliorer la qualité de l'offre de transport en commun à Dakar. Du fait d'une meilleure hiérarchisation du réseau de transport en commun et de la modernisation du parc de bus, ses résultats attendus sont en termes de gains de temps de voyage et d'attente pour les usagers, d'une moindre congestion routière, d'une amélioration de l'accessibilité aux lieux d'études et de travail, d'une meilleure performance environnementale, notamment en termes de réduction des émissions polluantes, de gaz à effet de serre et d'accidents routiers et, in fine, d'une meilleure efficacité opérationnelle avec une baisse attendue des coûts d'exploitation.

Translated with DeepL:

The operation concerns the first phase of the restructuring of the Dakar bus network. It covers 14 priority routes and includes the acquisition of 380 natural gas buses, the construction of two depots, the installation of ticketing and network management and control systems, and the development of 30 km of roads.

The project is expected to improve the quality of public transport services in Dakar. Due to a better prioritization of the public transport network and the modernization of the bus fleet, the expected results are in terms of travel and waiting time savings for users, less road congestion, improved accessibility to places of study and work, better environmental performance, particularly in terms of reducing pollutant emissions, greenhouse gases and road accidents, and, ultimately, better operational efficiency with an expected reduction in operating costs.

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