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Table of Contents

1 Table of Contents 7

2 1 Senegal Country Profile 10

2.1 Senegal Country Profile 10

2.2 Senegal Humanitarian Background 11

2.2.1 Calamities and Seasonal Affects 13

2.2.2 Capacity and Contacts for In-Country Emergency Response 15

2.3 Senegal Regulatory Narrative 16

2.4 Senegal Customs Information 16

2.4.1 Duties and Tax Exemption 16

2.4.2 Exemption Certificate Document Requirements 19

2.4.3 Customs Clearance 19

2.4.4 General Information 19

2.4.5 Customs Clearance Document Requirements 20

2.4.6 Transit Regime 21

3 2 Senegal Logistics Infrastructure 22

3.1 Senegal Logistics Infrastructure Narrative 22

3.2 2.1 Senegal Port of Dakar 22

3.2.1 Port Overview 23

3.2.2 Port Picture 24

3.2.3 Description and Contacts of Key Companies 24

3.2.4 Port Performance 25

3.2.5 General Cargo Handling Berths 27

3.2.6 Port Handling Equipment 27

3.2.7 Container Facilities 28

3.2.8 Customs Guidance 29

3.2.9 Terminal Information 29

3.2.10 Port Security 30

3.3 2.2 Senegal Aviation 31

3.3.1 Senegal Aviation 31

3.3.2 2.2.1 Senegal Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport 33

3.3.3 2.2.2 Senegal Kaolack Airfield 39

3.3.4 2.2.3 Senegal Tambacounda Airport 40

3.3.5 2.2.4 Senegal Ziguinchor Airport 41

3.3.6 2.2.5 Senegal Bakel Airport 42

3.3.7 43

3.3.8 2.2.7 Senegal Saint Louis Airport 44

3.3.9 2.2.8 Senegal Kolda North Airport 45

3.3.10 2.2.9 Senegal Matam Airport 46

3.3.11 2.2.10 Senegal Podor Airport 47

3.3.12 2.2.11 Senegal Linguere Airport 48

3.3.13 2.2.12 Senegal Richard Toll Airport 49

3.3.14 2.2.13 Senegal Simenti Airport 50

3.4 Senegal Road Network 52

3.4.1 Distance Matrix 52

3.4.2 Travel Time Matrix 53

3.4.3 Road Security 54

3.4.4 Weighbridges and Axle Load Limits 55

3.4.5 Road Class and Surface Conditions 56

3.4.6 Road Classification 56

3.5 Senegal Railway Assessment 57


3.5.2 Railway Companies and Consortia 58

3.5.3 Capacity Table 58

3.5.4 Key Route Information 58

3.5.5 Key Stations 59

3.6 Senegal Waterways Assessment 60

3.6.1 Company Information 60


3.7 Senegal Storage Assessment 62

3.7.1 Commercial Storage 62

3.7.2 Storage Used by Humanitarian Organizations 63

3.7.3 Cold Chain 64

3.8 Senegal Milling Assessment 64

3.8.1 Milling Company - GMD Grands Moulins de Dakar 64

4 3 Senegal Logistics Services 69

4.1 Senegal Logistics Services 69

4.2 Senegal Fuel 69

4.2.1 Fuel Pricing 70

4.2.2 Seasonal Variations 70

4.2.3 Fuel Transportation 70

4.2.4 Standards, Quality and Testing 71

4.3 Senegal Transporters 72

4.4 Senegal Additional Service Providers: Vehicle Rental, Taxi Companies, Freight

Forwarding Agents, Handling Equipment, Power Generation and ISPs 72

4.4.1 Vehicle Rental 72

4.4.2 Taxi Companies 73

4.4.3 Freight Forwarding Agents 73

4.4.4 Handling Equipment 73

4.4.5 Electricity and Power 73

4.4.6 Internet Service Providers (ISPs) 74

4.5 Senegal Manual Labor Costs 75

4.6 Senegal Telecommunications 75

4.6.1 Telecommunication Regulation 76

4.6.2 Existing Humanitarian Telecoms Systems 77

4.7 Senegal Food Suppliers, Accommodation and Other Markets 78

5 Senegal Government Contact List 79

6 Senegal Humanitarian Agency Contact List 83

7 Senegal Port and Waterways Company Contact List 85

8 Senegal Airport Company Contact List 87

9 Senegal Storage and Milling Company Contact List 89

10 Senegal Fuel Provider Contact List 91

11 Senegal Transporter Contact List 93

12 Senegal Additional Service Provision Contact List

98

13 Senegal Railway Company Contact List 108

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Country name: Senegal

Official country name: Republic of Senegal

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1 Table of Contents

Chapter Name of Assessor

Organization Date updated

1 Senegal Country ProfileKim Claveau WFP Mar-14

1.1 Senegal Humanitarian Background Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

1.2 Senegal Regulatory Narrative Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

1.3 Senegal Customs Information Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2 Senegal Logistics InfrastructureKim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.1 Senegal Port of Dakar Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2 Senegal Aviation Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.1 Senegal Léopold Sédar Senghor

International Airport

Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.2 Senegal Kaolack Airfield Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.3 Senegal Tambacounda Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.4 Senegal Ziguinchor Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.5 Senegal Bakel Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.6 Senegal Cap Skiring Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.7 Senegal Saint Louis Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.8 Senegal Kolda North Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/1.1+Senegal+Humanitarian+Background

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/1.2+Senegal+Regulatory+Narrative

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/1.3+Senegal+Customs+Information

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.1+Senegal+Port+of+Dakar

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2+Senegal+Aviation

http://dlca.logcluster.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=853709

http://dlca.logcluster.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=853709

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.2+Senegal+Kaolack+Airfield

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.3+Senegal+Tambacounda+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.4+Senegal+Ziguinchor+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.5+Senegal+Bakel+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.6+Senegal+Cap+Skiring+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.7+Senegal+Saint+Louis+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.8+Senegal+Kolda+North+Airport

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2.2.9 Senegal Matam Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.10 Senegal Podor Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.11 Senegal Linguere Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.12 Senegal Richard Toll Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.2.13 Senegal Simenti Airport Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.3 Senegal Road Assessment Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.4 Senegal Railway Assessment Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.5 Senegal Waterways Assessment Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.6 Senegal Storage Assessment Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

2.7 Senegal Milling Assessment Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3 Senegal Logistics ServicesKim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3.1 Senegal Fuel Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3.2 Senegal Transporters Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3.3 Senegal Additional Service Providers Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3.4 Senegal Manual Labor Costs Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3.5 Senegal Telecommunications Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

3.6 Senegal Food Suppliers, Accommodation and

Other Markets


http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.9+Senegal+Matam+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.10+Senegal+Podor+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.11+Senegal+Linguere+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.12+Senegal+Richard+Toll+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.2.13+Senegal+Simenti+Airport

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.3+Senegal+Road+Assessment

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.4+Senegal+Railway+Assessment

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.5+Senegal+Waterways+Assessment

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.6+Senegal+Storage+Assessment

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/2.7+Senegal+Milling+Assessment

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.1+Senegal+Fuel

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.2+Senegal+Transporters

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.3+Senegal+Additional+Service+Providers

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.4+Senegal+Manual+Labor+Costs

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.5+Senegal+Telecommunications

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.6+Senegal+Food+Suppliers%2C+Accommodation+and+Other+Markets

http://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/3.6+Senegal+Food+Suppliers%2C+Accommodation+and+Other+Markets

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4 Senegal Contact ListsKim Claveau WFP Mar-14

4.1 Senegal Government Contact List (see page

79)


4.2 Senegal Humanitarian Agency Contact List

(see page 83)


4.3 Senegal Port and Waterways Company

Contact List (see page 85)


4.4 Senegal Airport Company Contact List (see

page 87)


4.5 Senegal Storage and Milling Company



4.6 Senegal Fuel Provider Contact List (see page

91)


4.7 Senegal Transporter Contact List (see page

93)


4.8 Senegal Additional Service Provision Contact

List (see page 98)


4.9 Senegal Railway Company Contact List (see

page 108)


5 Senegal AnnexesKim Claveau WFP Mar-14

5.1 Senegal Acronyms and Abbreviations Kim Claveau WFP Mar-14

https://dlca.logcluster.org/display/DLCA/5.1+Senegal+Acronyms+and+Abbreviations

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2 1 Senegal Country Profile

2.1 Senegal Country Profile

Senegal Country Map

"Senegal, officially the Republic of Senegal is a country in . Senegal is externally West Africa

bounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, to the north, to the east, and Mauritania Mali

and to the south; internally it almost completely surrounds Guinea Guinea-Bissau the

, namely on the north, east and south, except for Gambia's short Atlantic coastline. Gambia

Senegal covers a land area of almost 197,000 square kilometres (76,000 sq mi), and has an

estimated population of about 13 million." - Source: Wikipedia (publisher), Senegal, http://en., 12Aug2013.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senegal

For a generic country overview, please consult the following sources:

Wikipedia Information on Senegal

IMF Information on Senegal

Humanitarian Info:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Africa

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauritania

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mali

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea-Bissau

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gambia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gambia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senegal



http://www.imf.org/external/country/SEN/index.htm

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World Food Programme Information on Senegal

UNOCHA Information on Senegal

Facts and Figures:

Wolfram Alpha Information on Senegal

World Bank Information on Senegal

World Population Review Information on Senegal

2.2 Senegal Humanitarian Background

Disasters, Conflicts and Migration

Natural Disasters

Yes / No Comments / Details

Drought Yes Drought is also a major potential source of disaster, since

rainfall is highly variable as we proceed towards the north.

For instance, the country regularly experienced drought in

the recent years.

Earthquakes - -

Epidemics Yes As in many other African countries, Senegal is regularly

struck by cholera and yellow fever. From January 2002 to

October 2005, W.H.O. reported not less than 9 outbreaks of

yellow fever and 12 outbreaks of cholera in the country.

Extreme Temperatures

Yes Last incident , in May 2013, 18 people died in Matam

because of the extreme heat ( 50 degrees and more)

Flooding Yes Occurs every year. The phenomenon of ‘Heug’ is also worth

mentioning. It is a Wolof term referring to rainfalls occurring

off season, as those that hit the entire territory on January

9th-10th 2002, as shown on the map. These rains are

sometimes associated with strong winds and floods.

http://www.wfp.org/countries/senegal/overview

http://unocha.org/rowca/

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=senegal

http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/senegal

http://worldpopulationreview.com/index.html

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Insect Infestation

Yes As other sahelian countries, Senegal is prone to locusts

invasion. Between 1988 and 2004, at least 7 regions have

been affected by this calamity

Mudslides - -

Volcanic Eruptions

- -

High Waves / Surges

- -

Wildfires - -

High Winds Yes Floods and storms are also a potential hazard threatening

Senegal: more than 70 fishermen were missing after a

tropical storm (Cindy) struck off the southern coast of the

country in 1999, killing at least 16 persons.

Other Comments

World

Health

Organisation

Information

on Senegal

Man-Made Issues

Civil Strife Yes With the problems and violence ongoing in Mali and Nigeria,

Senegal is exposed to a higher risk of spreading of instability

and extremism. A recent report of ISS (institute of studies on

security) mentions that there is a more radical movement

taking place the Mosque of Senegal. With the Malian crisis,

instability and actions of radical’s movement can affect

Senegal. The authorities are monitoring the situation closely.

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International Conflict

n/a -

Internally Displaced Persons

n/a -

Refugees Present

n/a -

Landmines / UXO Present

n/a -

Other Comments

-

For more detailed database on disasters by country, please see the Centre for Research on

Epidemiology of Disasters:

http://www.emdat.be/country-profile

2.2.1 Calamities and Seasonal Affects

Seasonal Affects on Transport

Transport Comments From (month) to (month)

Primary Road Transport

There is a major religious event in Senegal occurring in the month

of February, when people from all over the country travel to the

city of Touba for the great Magal. During this period, traffic on

Senegalese roads is quite intense, especially on the stretch from

Dakar to Touba, via Thiès and Djourbel. Trucks drivers should

therefore exercise caution to avoid accidents.

From

Febuary

http://www.emdat.be/country-profile

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Seasonal Affects on Transport

Secondary Road Transport

Unpaved roads, especially in rural areas, are hard to access

during the rainy season. This can be explained by the condition of

these roads which are usually sandy as in the region of Fatick or

rocky and muddy as in the region of Kédougou.

From July

Rail Transport

There is no major seasonal effect on the rail transport also

because rail transport is not really exploited. The main Rail line

rely Dakar port with Mali

From

January

Air Transport

The visibility can be affected by the Harmattan. Airport congestion

during Hadj period

From

December

Waterway Transport

The main port of Dakar is open throughout the year and is not

seriously affected by any seasonal effect.

From

January

Seasonal Affects on Storage and Handling (economic, social, climate…)

Activity Comments From <month> to <month>

Storage Rainy season can affect storage if the warehouse is not in good

state

From June

Handling During rainy season handling of goods became problematic as

operation (as port handling) will slow down during rains

From June

Other n/a

For other cities in the Country see: http://www.weather-and-climate.com

For average temperatures, please see the following document: Senegal Dakar average

temperature_21Mar2013

For average rainfall, please see the following document: Senegal Dakar average

rainfall_21Mar2013

http://www.weather-and-climate.com

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/852830/average%20temperature%20senegal%20dakar.png?version=2&modificationDate=1376418280000&api=v2

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/852830/average%20temperature%20senegal%20dakar.png?version=2&modificationDate=1376418280000&api=v2

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/852830/average%20rainfall%20senegal%20dakar.png?version=1&modificationDate=1376418314000&api=v2

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2.2.2 Capacity and Contacts for In-Country Emergency Response

Government

In case of emergency in Senegal, the Ministry of Interior plays, through the Department of Civil

Protection (DPC) and the Plan ORSEC (Senegal's national emergency plan), a central role in

the coordination of emergency response operations. The Commissariat à la Sécurité

Alimentaire (CSA) is also involved in emergency response. It is a government cell, composed

of militaries and civilians. It is placed under the management of the Ministry of Family, of

National Solidarity, of Feminine Enterprise and Micro Finance. The mandate of the CSA is to

ensure food security within the country, by providing food assistance to affected population.

The government is doing efforts to prevent emergencies when it is possible; some recurrent

situations are predictable like floods, they occur each year during the rainy season. DPC has a

Matrix of preparation prior to the rainy season (cleaning of the evacuation canals, maintenance

of water pumps system etc). There is also a new Ministry created in 2012 dedicated to the

management and the implementation of a project to avoid annual floods and the flow of

affected people caused by it. The Ministry is relocating the population leaving in the flooding

sectors in order to rehabilitate the water evacuation system in the more affected areas of the

city. The project already started and aims to eliminate flooding problems in the future.

The Plan Orsec will be activated by the Government only if the State resources are not

sufficient to answer the emergency.

For information on Senegal Government Contact details see the following link: 4.1 Senegal

Government Contact List (see page 79)

For the Embassies and Consulates present in Senegal please see: http://embassy.goabroad.

com/embassies-in/senegal

Humanitarian Community

Senegal host a lot of NGO’s and UN agency regional offices. The humanitarian community is

used to support emergencies in the Sahel region. Logistically, the Country private sector is

strong. There is a lot of reliable transport companies and there are private and state owned

warehouses (CSA) available to rent everywhere in the country. IFRC has a regional NFI

warehouse in Dakar where they have a stock for NFI to cover 5000 families. They also have an

18TM truck and a reserve of 10 vehicles ready to be deployed anywhere in the Sahel and in

Golf of Guinea region.

http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-in/senegal

http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-in/senegal

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UNHCR have their NFI contingency stock in Accra and it’s ready to be sent anywhere

needed. WFP also has regional stock ready to be deployed in Accra through the UNHRD.They

also have 4 mobile storage units in Senegal. In 2012, The Central Emergency Response Fund

(CERF) has given US$7 million to four UN agencies to provide emergency food aid for most

food insecure people in Senegal.

For information on Senegal Government Contact details see the following link: 4.2 Senegal

Humanitarian Agency Contact List (see page 83)

For additional Information on Senegal Humanitarian Community, please see the following

document: Senegal Humanitarian Background additional Information

'Note: The information provided in the attached document, which has been taken from the old

DLCA, does not match the structure of the new LCA and is therefore provided separately.'

2.3 Senegal Regulatory Narrative

For details on Government Regulatory Agencies, please see the following link: 4.1 Senegal


2.4 Senegal Customs Information

Decree 83504 of 17 May 1983 article 24 and 25 exonerates all the food aid intended for the

state of Senegal. In case of Emergency the Government of Senegal grants to UN Agencies and

NGOs exemption from taxes and duties on materials, equipment, facilities and services

imported or purchased on the national territory for carrying out their programs with the

exception of fuels and lubricants.

For details on Senegal customs information, please see the following link: Senegal Customs

Administration

2.4.1 Duties and Tax Exemption

Information on duties and tax exemption unavailable.

For contact information regarding government custom authorities, please follow the link below:

4.1 Senegal Government Contact List (see page 79)

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/852830/Additional%20Senegal%20Humanitarian%20Background%20Information.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1376417958000&api=v2

http://www.douanes.sn/

http://www.douanes.sn/

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Emergency Response:

Agreements / Conventions Description Ratified by Country?

(Yes / No)

WCO (World Customs Organization) member Yes

10Mar1976

Annex J-5 Revised Kyoto Convention Yes

21Mar2006

OCHA Model Agreement -

Tampere Convention (on the Provision of Telecommunication Resources for Disaster Mitigation and Relief Operations)

Yes

20Nov1998

Regional Agreements (on emergency/disaster response, but also customs unions, regional integration)

-

Exemption Regular Regime (Non-Emergency Response):

Decree 83504 of 17 May 1983 article 24 and 25 exonerates all the food aid intended for the

state of Senegal. In case of Emergency the Government of Senegal grants to UN Agencies and

NGOs exemption from taxes and duties on materials, equipment, facilities and services

imported or purchased on the national territory for carrying out their programs with the

exception of fuels and lubricants. Code des Douanes du Sénégal : Law N° 87-47, 28 December

1987

These two mechanisms also facilitate the customs clearance during Emergencies: DEP:

et APE, , are Déclaration d’enlèvement provisoire Autorisation provisoire d’enlèvementsimplified declarations that allowed in case of Emergency to the economic actor, to retrieve the

imported material from the custom and regularize it within 15 days.

Organizational Requirements to obtain Duty Free Status

United Nations Agencies

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Organizational Requirements to obtain Duty Free Status

As per the agreement signed with the Government of Senegal, UN Agencies are exempted

from all Import/Export taxes, including the VAT. However, a waiver should be obtained from

the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Non Governmental Organizations

The Government of Senegal grants to NGOs exemption from taxes and duties on materials,

equipment, facilities and services imported or purchased on the national territory for carrying

out their programs with the exception of fuels and lubricants. The Government of Senegal

grants to NGOs temporary tax and custom free use of vehicles acquired locally or imported

for the implementation of their programs and the exemption of the annual tax on vehicles

(vignette).

The tax and customs that the host agreement entitles are those related to the

implementation of investment program signed between the government and NGOs. The

objects and personal effects being used for more than six (06) months of non-Senegalese

officials of NGOs, their spouses and family members are admitted free of duties and taxes of

equivalent effect. This exemption is granted within a period not exceeding six (06) months

from the date of first installation

Exemption Certificate Application Procedure:

Duties and Taxes Exemption Application Procedure

Generalities (include a list of necessary documentation)

To get the exemption, the concerned persons must produce in support of their declaration of

import:

A certificate of residence change signed by the consulate or the embassy of the

country of origin;

Aan inventory retailed of the effects, dated and signed by their care, accompanied by a

certified attestation by which, they declare that the objects belong to them;

An attestation of service delivered by the NGO that uses them.

Process to be followed (step by step or flowchart)

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Duties and Taxes Exemption Application Procedure

For NGO’S:

The NGO should be registered by the Government

The NGO should present an investment plan to determine its intention and needs in

importation during its stay in the Country ( a list must be include with value of material

and quantity).

The plan has to be approved by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Interior.

Once approved the plan can be sent to the customs and the material approved by the

Government will be exempted of taxes.

For UN agency:

The UN agency must have a Headquarter Agreement with the Government/ Ministry of

Foreign Affairs

The exemption request has to be address to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

In each importation, the Agency must provide the follow documents: Verbal note,

invoice, and TE, Exemption Title fill and signed by the Agency.

Note: Each Government/organisation agreement is different. So the exemption conditions

can vary from an organisation to another.

2.4.2 Exemption Certificate Document Requirements

Information regarding exemption certificate document requirements unavalible

2.4.3 Customs Clearance

For information regarding customs details, please see the following link: Senegal Customs

Information

2.4.4 General Information

Customs Information

Document Requirements n/a

Embargoes n/a

http://www.douanes.sn/fichiers/Code_Des_Douanes.pdf

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Customs Information

Prohibited Items n/a

General Restrictions Fuel and lubricants

2.4.5 Customs Clearance Document Requirements

Customs Clearance Document Requirements (by commodity)

Food NFI

(Shelter, WASH, Education)

Medicines Vehicles

&

Spare Parts

Staff

& Office Supplies

Telecoms Equipment

D&T Exemption Certificate

n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Invoice X X X X X X

AWB/BL/Other Transport Documents

X X X X X X

Donation/Non-Commercial Certificates

X X X X X X

Packing Lists X X X X X X

Phytosanitary Certificate

n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

DIPA X -

- - - -

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Customs Clearance Document Requirements (by commodity)

ARTP Authorisation - - - - - X

Visa from General SEN Pharmacy

- - X - - -

BSC (Bordereau de suivi de cargaison)

X X X X X X

Additional Notes

2.4.6 Transit Regime

For Food Aid directed to other CO passing trough Senegal, usually the transit procedure is

chosen. The receiving CO, must assure that on the B/L accompanying the Cargo is stated

“Cargo in transit to…” In this way the receiving CO will pay only for the handling fees at Dakar

Port (usually lower than for food direct to Senegal) and will obtain a Custom escort until the

border. Then all the Custom Clearance procedures will be executed with the custom

authorities of the receiving country. Normally neither Senegal Country Office nor Regional

Bureau are involved in this procedure, as the operation is carried out by the Forwarding Agent

charged by WFP receiving CO.

For information on Senegal Customs Information by Entry Points, please see the following

document: Senegal Customs Information by Entry Points Additional Information

'Note: The information provided in the attached document, which has been taken from the old

LCA, does not match the structure of the new LCA and is therefore provided separately.'

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/853702/Senegal%20Customs%20Information%20by%20Entry%20Points.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1376419945000&api=v2

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3 2 Senegal Logistics Infrastructure

3.1 Senegal Logistics Infrastructure Narrative

The following sections will contain information regarding the logistics infrastructure of Senegal.

3.2 2.1 Senegal Port of Dakar

Senegal has four ports. Dakar, the main port of the country, contributes for more than 90% of

Senegalese foreign trade. The other ports are mainly specialized in the export of commodities

such as groundnuts, mangoes, shrimps and other tropical products. These ports are Kaolack,

Ziguinchor and Saint-Louis.

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Key port information can also be found at : http://www.maritime-database.com/ports/topports.

php

3.2.1 Port Overview

The Port of Dakar is at the crossroad between Europe, North America, South America and

West Sub-Saharan Africa. It is located on the westernmost coast of Africa, built on a natural

crew reef and well protected from Atlantic swell. The port has been opened to commercial

traffic since 1865. It provides excellent shelter to ships, and ensures safe access at all times:

the highest tides vary between 0.20 and 1.80 metres.

Dakar has one of the largest deep-water seaports along the West African coast. It ranks fifth in

cargo volume after Richards-Bay, Durban, Lagos and Abidjan. The Senegalese government

has established an independent entity to manage the port, namely the Société Nationale du

Port Autonome de Dakar (SN-PAD) or Dakar Port Authority.

The total length of the piers is about 10 km for 40 available berths. The draught is between 10

and 13 meters. The Dakar Port also got a new Logistic Platform to improve their activities. The

platform cover 21 hectares, there is 40 000 m2 of Warehouses, 750 parking places for

trucks. The platform regroups also the offices of freight forwarders, customs, wholesalers etc.

For now the platform is not totally operational.

For additional information on the Port of Dakar, please see the following link: Website for Port

of Dakar

Port Location and Contacts

Country Senegal

Province or District Dakar

Town or City (Closest location) with Distance (km) Name : Dakar

http://www.maritime-database.com/ports/topports.php

http://www.maritime-database.com/ports/topports.php

http://www.portdakar.sn

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Port Location and Contacts

km: n/a

Port's Complete Name Port of Dakar

Latitude 14.68222

Longitude -17.43

Managing Company or Port Authority (If more than one operator, break down by area of operation)

Port Autonome

de Dakar

Management Contact Person Cheikh Kante

Closest Airport and Frequent Airlines to / from International Destinations

Airport Name: n

/a

Airlines: n/a

3.2.2 Port Picture

3.2.3 Description and Contacts of Key Companies

For port company contact details, please see the following link: 4.3 Senegal Port and

Waterways Company Contact List (see page 85)

For additional port contact details, please see the following website: Website of Dakar Port

Authority

http://www.portdakar.sn/


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3.2.4 Port Performance

The Port of Dakar was visited by 2858 vessels in 2012. In 2012, the Port of Dakar handled a

total of 11 869 557 tons of cargo. The structure of the global traffic goes like this: 60% for

importations, 16% of the cargo for exportation, the transit cargo represent 15%, transhipment

6% and fishing represent 3%. Cargo transit to Mali represents 90% of the global transit. In 2012

the traffic to Mali increases of 14%. In 2012, the Port of Dakar handled close to 50 thousand

vehicles. Information on Seasonal Constraints not provided

Handling Figures Year 2012

Vessel Calls 2858

Container Traffic (TEUs) 3276

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk Year 2012

Bulk (MT) & Break bulk (MT) *See below

Total Cargo Handling (MT) 11 869 557

Total Annual Capacity of the Port 12 026 000

* Bulk and Break Bulk Handling Figures unavaliable however, additional information has been

taken from the old LCA and added to suit the new format

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

For discharge rates and port costs, please see the following tables:

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For additional details on discharge rates and terminal handling charges, please see the : following link Website of Port Charges and Invoicing of Dakar Port Authority

3.2.5 General Cargo Handling Berths

For additional information on the Port of Dakar, please see the following link: Additional Port of

Dakar Information

Note: The information provided in the attached document, which has been taken from the old LCA, does not match the structure of the new LCA and is therefore provided separately.

3.2.6 Port Handling Equipment

Hire of labor is generally arranged by labor companies/unions such as SATS, BMO accredited

by the PAD and who have their own tariff protocols with companies working in the port. Hire of

equipment is mainly governed by the SEMPOS tariff that is applied by most stevedoring

companies in the port.

Equipment Available

(Yes / No)

Total Quantity and Capacity Available

Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage

Dockside Crane n/a n/a n/a

Container Gantries Yes 4 available, 39.5 T

capacity

Safe working Lift under

spreader

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Mobile Cranes Yes 3 available, 100T

capacity

-

Reachstacker Yes 14 avalaible -

RoRo Tugmaster (w/ Trailer)

n/a n/a n/a

Grain Elevator w/ Bagging Machines

n/a n/a n/a

Transtrainer n/a n/a n/a

Forklifts Yes 30 available -

Empty Handlers Yes 4 -

3.2.7 Container Facilities

Facilities 20 ft 40 ft

Container Facilities Available Yes Yes

Container Freight Station (CFS) 4 n/a

Refrigerated Container Stations 1 1

Other Capacity Details

Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per day) 900

Number of Reefer Stations (connection points) 448

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Facilities 20 ft 40 ft

Emergency Take-off Capacity (Give an indication) 200

Off take capacity of gang shift (in Containers per shift) n/a n/a

3.2.8 Customs Guidance

For information on customs guidance, please see section 1.3 Customs Information & 1.4

Shipping Information:

1.3 Senegal Customs Information (see page 16)

3.2.9 Terminal Information

Multipurpose Terminal

The Container Terminal in not directly managed by the Governmental Port Authority “Port

Autonome de Dakar” but is assigned to private Companies. Since January 2008, the container

terminal is managed by Dubai Port World. The Container Terminal situated in the Northern

Zone of Dakar Port covers an area of 24 ha and approx.700 meters of linear quay with three

(03) berths dredged from 12 to 13 m. An up-to-date equipment is available for handling

services including four (04) wharf gantry cranes (two of which Post-Panamax), four (04)

Gottwald cranes on tyres, ten (10) yard gantry cranes, fifteen (15) reach stackers, four hundred

(400) plugs and sockets for reefer containers. The annual traffic of around 300 000 TEUs, in

constantly growing.

Multipurpose Terminal

For additional information on terminals, please see attached document: Senegal Port of Dakar

additional Information



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Note: The information provided in the attached document, which has been taken from the old DLCA, does not match the structure of the new LCA and is therefore provided separately.

Main Storage Terminal

Storage facilities managed by Port Authonome de Dakar.

For additional information on storage, please see attached document: Senegal Port of Dakar

additional Information


Stevedoring

Handling operations aboard ships, lifting in storage areas and on the quays, stuffing and

shipping of containers and delivery are provided by private companies. The handling equipment

is constantly renewed to ensure an efficient service for all categories of cargo and types of

ships. It consists of cranes and elevators (reach stackers, front-loaders). The new operator DP

World has considerably extended the equipment of the Port of Dakar with four quay cranes (2

panamax and 2 post-panamax) and 10 gantry cranes RTG.

3.2.10 Port Security

Having quickly understood the new security issues in the environment of the international

maritime transports, the port committed itself in a vast program of tremendous changes.

With the ISPS code (International Ship and Port facilities Code) coming into force, the Port of

Dakar had taken all financial and material steps to make the port installations and operations

comply with the directives resulting from the SOLAS (Surf ace Ocean Lower Atmosphere

Study) instructions.

For that reason, the Port developed a series of devices:

An aid to navigation device located at the port control (Vigie) and equipped with an AIS

(Automatical Identification of Ships) system and a functional beaconing system.

A waterplan and roads watch system equipped with radars, remote watch systems and

nautical patrols

A device to secure port access and premises with the development the first polyvalent

aid centre equipped with high technology units.



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Security

ISPS Compliant

(Yes / No)

Yes

Current ISPS Level

1 Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional

Police Boats n/a

Fire Engines n/a

3.3 2.2 Senegal Aviation

3.3.1 Senegal Aviation

Senegal Airports

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1.

2.

3.

Key airport information may also be found at: http://worldaerodata.com/

Senegal has 20 airports of which 9 have paved runways and 11 unpaved runways. Dakar is

the main airport of the country with international standards. 190 kilometres from Dakar, is the

Kaolack Airfield, which is primarily used as disengagement airfield for Dakar Airport. Other

Senegalese airports are Tambacounda, Ziguinchor, Saint-Louis and Cap-Skirring. The security

of the navigation in was ensured in by ASECNA (The Agency for the Security of Air Navigation

in Africa and Madagascar), but since may 2008 the control is back to the Senegalese

Government through the “Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile du Sénégal”. The HQ of the

ASECNA is hosted in Senegal, but following Senegal’s exit from the organisation, it could be

moved in another country.

For information on government contacts, please see the following link : 4.1 Senegal


For information on airport company contact details, please see the following link: 4.4 Senegal

Airport Company Contact List (see page 87)

Procedures for Foreign Registered Aircraft

An aircraft can not operate on the territory of the Republic of Senegal unless it is

registered. Except in cases where authorization is granted by ANACS, no person shall operate

an aircraft in Senegal unless it is registered in Senegal, in a contracting state or in a foreign

state that has concluded with Senegal an agreement for use in Senegal of an aircraft registered

in that State. It is prohibited to use civil aircraft to be eligible for registration under the laws of

Senegal unless it is registered by its owner under the provisions of the laws of the Authority and

Senegal (ANACS) has issued a certificate registration for that aircraft. The registration

certificate must be kept permanently on board the aircraft.

REGISTRATION ELIGIBILITY

An aircraft is eligible for registration if: The aircraft is owned by a Senegalese citizen, a foreign

citizen residing in Senegal elected, a body incorporated under the laws of Senegal or a

government agency in Senegal;

The aircraft is not registered in a foreign state.

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION

Any person wishing to register an aircraft in Senegal must file an application or petition to

ANACS accordance with standards and procedures defined by this regulation. Any application:

must contain information concerning the identity of the applicant;

provide proof of ownership;

must be signed in indelible ink;

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Taxes and fees prescribed by law shall be paid to the ANACS at the filing of the application for

registration. If the applicant meets all the requirements for registration, ANACS must issue a

certificate of registration

3.3.2 2.2.1 Senegal Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport

Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport is an international airport serving Dakar, the

capital of Senegal. The airport is situated near the town of Yoff, north of Dakar. It was known as

Dakar Yoff International Airport(French: Aéroport International de Dakar Yoff) until 9 October

1996, when it was renamed in honor of Léopold Sédar Senghor, the first president of Senegal.

The airport can handle aircraft up to the size of the Boeing 747 jets. In 2010, the airport served

about 2,300,000 passengers.

Several international companies serviced the Dakar : Air France, South African, Royal Air

Maroc, Kenya Airways, Delta, Afrikiyah, TAP, SN Brussels etc. Dakar is so directly connected

to north, south and eastern African countries, to European main cities and is probably one of

only sub-Saharian city connected to the USA. It worth mention the fact that a part of the airport

is used by the French Air Force, this military part of the airport is also occasionally used by UN

flights. There is a new international airport construction ongoing. The International Airport of

Blaise Diagne in Diass works are 65% done and the project should be ready by the end of

2014.

Location Details

Country Senegal Latitude 14.74389

Province / District Dakar Longitude -17.47944

Town or City (Closest)

Dakar Elevation (ft and m)

85 ft / 26

m

Airfield Name Léopold Sédar Senghor

International AirportIATA and ICAO Codes

DKR -

GOOY

Open From (hours)

00:00 Open To (hours) 24:00

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Runways

Leopold Sedar Senghor International Airport, located in Dakar-Yoff has 2 runways, of which the

longest is 11450 feet (3490 metres) long.

Runway #1

Runway Dimensions 3940m x 45m

Orientation 14°45’27,09” N / 017°28’51,43” W

Surface Asphalt

Runway #2

Runway Dimensions 1500m x 30m

Orientation 14°43’55,86” N / 017°30’16,02” W

Surface Asphalt

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Helicopter Pad(s)

Helipad #1

Present (Yes / No) Yes

Largest helicopter that can land MI26

Width and Length (metres) n/a

Surface Asphalt

Airport Infrastructure Details

Located on the plain of Yoff, Dakar airport covers an area of 800 hectares, bounded by a fence

of 16 km long. The terminal building is equiped with 14 short term parking spaces, 5 long term

parking spaces, Bureau de Change, Restaurants, Cafeterias, Duty Free Shop, Tourist Help

Desk, Car Rental, Taxi Service/Rank.

Customs Yes JET A-1 fuel Yes

Immigration Yes AVGAS 100 Yes

Terminal Building Yes Single Point Refueling Yes

Passenger Terminal Yes Air Starter Units Yes

Cargo terminal Yes Ground Power (mobile) Yes

Pax transport to airfield Yes Ground Handling Services Yes

Control Tower Yes Latrine Servicing Yes

Weather Facilities Yes Fire Fighting Category (ICAO) Yes

Catering Services Yes De-icing Equipment -

Base Operating Room Yes Parking Ramp Lighting Yes

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Airport Radar Yes Approach & Runway Lights Yes

NDB Yes VOR Yes

ILS Yes

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2013 Annual Figures Monthly Daily

Total aircraft movements 35,000 2917 96

Total passengers 2,200,000 183,333 6023

Total capacity of the airport (metric tonnes) 36,000 MT 3000 99

Current activity of the airport (metric tonnes) 24,000 MT 2000 66

Current use by Humanitarian flights (UNHAS) n/a n/a n/a

*Monthly and daily performance figures derived from annual figures provided on 21 March st

2013

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details

Maximum sized aircraft which can be offloaded on bulk cargo:

Boeing 747/Antonov 124

Maximum sized aircraft that can be offloaded on pallet Boeing 747/Antonov 124

Total aircraft parking area (m²) n/a

Storage Area (mt) 6410 Cubic Meters (m³)

n

/a

Cargo Handling Equipment Available (Yes / No) Yes

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Operating Details

If "Yes" specify below

Elevators / Hi Loaders (Yes / No) Yes Max Capacity (mt)

n

/a

Can elevators / hi loaders reach the upper level of a B747 (Yes / No)

Yes

Loading Ramps (Yes / No) Yes

Storage Facilities

Airport storage space is rent by the Airport Authority to Handling and Freight companies as

DHL or Air France Cargo. This space is limited as used only to store merchandises before

loading or just after unloading the plane prior to forward the stock by road.

Airfield Cost

Navigation Charges

Navigation charges unavailable

For additional charges information please see the attached document: Senegal Léopold Sédar

Senghor International Airport Additional Information


Taxes are due to the Airport Authority. In case of Humanitarian flights, those fees can be

probably be negotiated to obtain a reduction or even an exemption.

For additional information on taxes, please see the following link: Website for additional airport

& tax Information

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Fuel Services Charges

Price per Litre ** Minimum Quantity (Litres)

480 XOF with Taxes

375 XOF Tax Free

1000

'Note: The information provided has been taken from the old DLCA and adjusted to suit the structure of the new LCA

** * Charges as of Dec 2010

Cargo Terminal Charges

At Dakar’s Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport there are two agreed specialized

handling service companies that share the airport traffic service:

Sénégal Handling Services S.A. and Aviation Handling Services, both meet international quality

standards, work 24/7 and are able to handle any plane until Antonov 124.

For details on charges and services provided by Sénégal Handling Services S.A. and Aviation

Handling Services, please see the following document: Senegal Léopold Sédar Senghor

International Airport Additional Information

Air-bridge Charges

Information on Air-bridge Charges unavailable

Security

Level: Good

Companies Available

For details on airport company contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Senegal Airport

Company Contact List (see page 87)

Information on some aviation service providers can be found at: http://www.azfreight.com/



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3.3.3 2.2.2 Senegal Kaolack Airfield

Airport Details


Province / District Kaolack Longitude -16.05111

Airport Name Kaolack

AirportElevation (ft) 26 ft

IATA & ICAO codes KLC

/GOOKSurface Asphalt

Town or City (closest) Kaolack Runway Condition damaged

NGO / UN (on ground) n/a Passenger / Cargo Security Screening (Yes / No)

n/a

Runway Dimension 1600m x

29mGround Handling (Yes / No) n/a

Refueling Capacity n/a Runway Lighting (Yes / No) n/a

Runway Heading n/a Fire Fighting Equipment (Yes / No) n/a

Air Traffic Control (Yes / No)

n/a Windsock (Yes / No) n/a

Weather Information (Yes / No)

n/a Aircraft Parking space (Yes / No) n/a

Navigation Aids (Yes / No)

n/a Perimeter fencing (Yes / No) n/a

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3.3.4 2.2.3 Senegal Tambacounda Airport

Airport Details


Province / District Tambacounda Longitude -13.65306

Airport Name Tambacounda Elevation (ft) 161 ft

IATA & ICAO codes TUD / GOTT Surface Asphalt

Town or City (closest) Tambacounda Runway Condition Good


n/a

Runway Dimension 2000m x 29m Ground Handling (Yes / No) n/a


Runway Heading 06 / 24 Fire Fighting Equipment (Yes / No)

n/a




n/a Aircraft Parking space (Yes / No) m/a

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Airport Details



3.3.5 2.2.4 Senegal Ziguinchor Airport

Airport Details


Province / District Basse

CasamanceLongitude -16.28167

Airport Name Ziguinchor

AirportElevation (ft) 75

IATA & ICAO codes ZIG/GOGG Surface Asphalt

Town or City (closest) Ziguinchor Runway Condition Good


n/a




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3.3.6 2.2.5 Senegal Bakel Airport

Airport Details



Airport Name Bakel Airport Elevation (ft) 98

IATA & ICAO codes BXE/GOTB Surface Macadam

Town or City (closest) Bakel Runway Condition Good


n/a


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Airport Details


Runway Heading n/a Fire Fighting Equipment (Yes / No)

n/a







3.3.7

Airport Details


Province / District Cap Skiring Longitude -16.74639

Airport Name Cap Skiring


IATA & ICAO codes CSK/GOGS Surface Concrete

Town or City (closest) Cap Skiring Runway Condition Good


n/a



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3.3.8 2.2.7 Senegal Saint Louis Airport

Airport Details


Province / District Saint Louis Longitude -16.46306

Airport Name Saint Louis


IATA & ICAO codes XLS/GOSS Surface Asphalt

Town or City (closest) Saint Louis Runway Condition Good


n/a

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3.3.9 2.2.8 Senegal Kolda North Airport

Airport Details


Province / District Haute

CasamanceLongitude -14.96806

Airport Name Elevation (ft) 33

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Airport Details

Kolda North

Airport

IATA & ICAO codes KDA/GOGK Surface Asphalt

Town or City (closest) Kolda Runway Condition Good


n/a










3.3.10 2.2.9 Senegal Matam Airport

Airport Details


Province / District Matam Longitude -13.32222

Airport Name Matam

/OrousoguiElevation (m) 26 m

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Airport Details

IATA & ICAO codes

GOSM Surface granular laterite

Town or City (closest)

Matam Runway Condition ok, to be careful

during rainy season

NGO / UN (on ground)

n/a Passenger / Cargo Security Screening (Yes / No)

n/a

Runway Dimension

1700m x


Refueling Capacity

n/a Runway Lighting (Yes / No) n/a


n/a




n/a Aircraft Parking space (Yes / No)

n/a



3.3.11 2.2.10 Senegal Podor Airport

Airport Details


Province / District St-Louis Longitude -14.96667

Airport Name Elevation (m) 6 m

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Airport Details

Podor

Airport

IATA & ICAO codes GOSP Surface Laterite

Town or City (closest) Podor Runway Condition ok


n/a











3.3.12 2.2.11 Senegal Linguere Airport

Airport Details


Province / District Louga Longitude -15.08389

Airport Name Linguère

AirportElevation (m) 19.6 m

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Airport Details

IATA & ICAO codes GOOG Surface Granular

Laterite

Town or City (closest) Linguère Runway Condition ok


n/a











3.3.13 2.2.12 Senegal Richard Toll Airport

Airport Details


Province / District St-Louis Longitude -15.65

Airport Name Richard Toll

AirportElevation (ft) 6m

IATA & ICAO codes GOSR Surface Laterite

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Airport Details

Town or City (closest) Richard Toll Runway Condition ok


n/a










3.3.14 2.2.13 Senegal Simenti Airport

Airport Details



Airport Name Simenti

AirportElevation (m) 48 m

IATA & ICAO codes

GOTS Surface laterite

Town or City (closest)

Simenti Runway Condition ok air field open from

15/12 to 15/05

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Airport Details

NGO / UN (on ground)

n/a Passenger / Cargo Security Screening (Yes / No)

n/a

Runway Dimension

1800m x 30 Ground Handling (Yes / No)

n/a

Refueling Capacity

n/a Runway Lighting (Yes / No) n/a


n/a




n/a Aircraft Parking space (Yes / No)

n/a


n/a Perimeter fencing (Yes / No)

n/a

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3.4 Senegal Road Network

About 90% of movements of people and goods in Senegal are made via roads. The roads

network is estimated at about 14,500 km, of which 4,500 km are paved. In fact, it is now

possible from Dakar to reach any of the other ten Senegalese main regional cities by paved

road. The Government of Senegal has launched an ambitious programme aimed at

rehabilitating certain roads and building new ones. However, as in many other African

countries, road maintenance is a recurrent problem.

For Senegal government contacts, please see the following link: 4.1 Senegal Government


3.4.1 Distance Matrix

Dakar Thies Kaolack Tambacounda Kedougou Kolda Veligara

Dakar 0 70 189 462 695 461 565

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Dakar Thies Kaolack Tambacounda Kedougou Kolda Veligara

Thies 70 0 140 413 646 412 516

Kaolack 189 140 0 273 506 272 376

Tambacounda 462 413 273 0 233 226 103

Kedougou 695 646 506 233 0 459 336

Kolda 461 412 272 226 459 0 123

Velingara 565 516 376 103 336 123 0

Ziguinchor 451 402 251 414 647 188 311

St-Louis 266 196 271 544 777 543 712

Matam 525 455 443 384 617 610 487

Diourbel 146 76 64 337 570 336 440

3.4.2 Travel Time Matrix

Dakar Thies Kaolack Tambacounda Kedougou Kolda Velingara

Dakar 0 1h45 4h 7h30 10h30 13h00 10h00

Thies 1h45 0 2h15 5h30 8h30 11h45 9h00

Kaolack 4h00 2h15 0 4h00 6h45 9h15 6h15

Tambacounda 7h30 5h30 4h00 0 3h15 5h30 2h30

Kedougou 10h30 8h30 6h45 3h15 0 7h30 4h30

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Dakar Thies Kaolack Tambacounda Kedougou Kolda Velingara

Kolda 13h00 11h45 9h30 5h30 7h30 0 3h00

Velingara 10h00 9h00 6h15 2h30 4h30 3h00 0

Ziguinchor 16h45 14h45 12h10 9h15 9h45 3h45 6h45

St-Louis 3h40 2h00 4h30 8h00 11h00 11h00 9h15

Matam 9h20 7h45 6h00 7h00 7h00 6h30 4h00

Diourbel 3h00 1h15 1h30 4h45 7h30 7h30 6h00

3.4.3 Road Security

Security Level: Good

No security problems in general but for the Cassamance region. There, some road segments

are not authorised for usage by UN staff due to the presence of active rebel groups. So in

Cassamance, it is better to avoid segment of road N5 from Séléti to Bignona and N4 from

Ziguinchor to Sao Domingos in Guinee Bissau. See UNDSS for more information if you plan to

travel in the region. Drivers tend to exceed speed limits, follow other vehicles closely, ignore

lane markings, and attempt to pass even when facing oncoming traffic.

Some roads have sidewalks or sufficient space for pedestrian traffic, others do not, and

pedestrians are forced to walk in or along the roadway. Due to limited street lighting,

pedestrians are difficult to see at night. Drivers in both rural and urban areas may frequently

expect to encounter and share the road with motorcycles, bicyclists, pedestrians, livestock and

animal carts. Caution and defensive driving techniques are strongly recommended. During the

rainy season, many roads, mostly regional roads, departmental roads and tracks are passable

only with four-wheel drive vehicles and so places are just not accessible at all.

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3.4.4 Weighbridges and Axle Load Limits

As the majority of heavy vehicle traffic in Senegal has its origin and destination in Dakar, and

more specifically the Port of Dakar, an effective way to control overloading would be to weigh

all heavy vehicles leaving and entering the Port of Dakar. It was therefore recommended that

negotiations be entered into with the Port Authority to establish weighbridges at the main

entrances to the port.

These weighbridges would be used for overload law enforcement and should comply with all

the requirements in terms of facilities, equipment, type of scale, computer equipment, software,

and holding facilities. The existing weighbridge at one of the port entrances, which is currently

used for commercial purposes, could be upgraded to a multi-deck scale and be used for law

enforcement in addition to its current function. However, the logistics of the weighing activities

would have to be analysed to ensure that undue delays are not caused.

There is an ongoing project of the State to build 6 fixed weighbridges stations in the country,

Diamniodio, Tanabcounda, Thies, Kidira and Rosso. The works has to be done by 2014. For

now there is 3 mobile weighbridges installed around the country, one at Dakar Port, one in

Tambacounda and one in Diamniodio. Senegal Government revised the axle load limit in line

with the ECOWAS specifications but there are not enough weighbridges in the country, hence

vehicles still exceed allowable limits. The maximum axle load restriction applicable in the

ECOWAS Region is 11.5 tons. Sanctions are applicable by the regulation 14-2005/UEMOA , in

case of transgression of the authorized limits. But so far, the government doesn't have the

means to control all the traffic.

Axle load limits LCA Country

Truck with 2 axles (6 + 12 Tons) 18 Tons

Truck with 3 axles ( 6+ 20T) 26 Tons

Truck with 4 axles (6+25T) 31 Tons

Semi-trailer with 3 axles (6+12+12T) 30 Tons

Semi-trailer with 4 axles (6+12+20 or 6+20+12T) 38 Tons

Semi-trailer with 5 axles (6+12+25T) 43 Tons

Semi-trailer with 6 axles (6+20+25) 51 Tons

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Axle load limits LCA Country

Truck & drawbar trailer with 4 axles 38 tons

Truck & drawbar trailer with 5 axles n/a



3.4.5 Road Class and Surface Conditions

3.4.6 Road Classification

For additional information on Senegal road class, surface conditions, bridges and networks,

please see attached document: Senegal Road Network Additional Information


https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/853734/Senegal%20Road%20Network%20Information.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1376680111000&api=v2

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3.5 Senegal Railway Assessment

Senegal Railways

There are 906 km of railway. There is one line covering Dakar-Bamako. The Dakar to Bamako

line was privatized in 2003 and it is run by Transrail, which until 2007 was owned by Canac

(Canada). In 2007, Canac was bought by Savage (US). It sold is stake in Transrail to Vecturis

(Belgium) who operates the line. Trains on the Dakar-Bamako line run every 8 or 9 days. There

is no set schedule. In 2005, weekly service began but it has been scaled back because of

engineering work on the line. The 648 mile train trip takes more then two days. The track is

dilapidated and accidents are frequent. A derailment on May 14, 2009 killed 5 people and

injured 37. In June 2008, the Ministries of Transport of Senegal and Mali issued a joint

declaration that said the privatization of the Dakar-Bamako had failed and Transrail “had not

succeeded in managing the routes more efficiently than the former national rail companies.”

For information on Senegal Government contacts, please see the following link: 4.1 Senegal


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Dakar Guinguinéo Tambancounda Kidira Bamako

Dakar - 8h 16h 26h 60h

Time to destination in the best conditions of the rails and if everything goes well during the

travel.

Note: The information provided has been taken from the old LCA has been adjusted to suit the structure of the new LCA

3.5.2 Railway Companies and Consortia

The former Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer du Sénégal (SNCS) was privatised along

with the Mali system in 2003, when a 25-year concession was awarded to Transrail SA.

Transrail now operates the complete former Dakar-Niger railway from Dakar to Bamako (1,232

km) in both Senegal and Mali.

For railway company contact details,please see the following link: 4.9 Senegal Railway

Company Contact List (see page 108)

3.5.3 Capacity Table

Information on railway capacity unavailable

3.5.4 Key Route Information

Standard Route Information

Dakar to Bamako

Track gauge 1067mm (3'6")

Ruling gradient n/a

Total track distance (single and/or double) 1232km

Type of rail (weight and if welded or not) weight and if welded or not

Type of sleeper and fastenings n/a

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Standard Route Information

Total track travel time 60hrs

Maintenance (Good, marginal, bad) marginal

Companies-consortiums operating on line Transrail

Traffic frequency (monthly/weekly/daily) weekly

Security (Good, marginal, bad) marginal

Main stations (Add details below) n/a

The rails network is very old and it takes a lot of money to maintain it. Transrail maintain it so

far but it takes most of it's resources.

3.5.5 Key Stations

Key Station information unavailable

For additional information on the Senegal Railway Network, please see the following document:

Senegal Railway Additional Information

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/853737/Additional%20Senegal%20Railway%20information.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1376681328000&api=v2

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3.6 Senegal Waterways Assessment

Senegal Waterways

Three Rivers cross the Country from East to West: Senegal River (1700 km) in the North, The

Gambia River (750 km) and the Casamance River (300 km) in the South (called Cacheu in the

map below). There is also the Saloum River who rises about 105 kilometers east of Kaolack,

and flows into the Atlantic Ocean.

For information on Senegal government contacts, please see the following link: 4.1 Senegal


3.6.1 Company Information

Cosama - Operates on: Dakar-Ziguinchor.

Does the company abide by international security standards? Yes

For contact details of Senegal Waterways companies, please see the following link: Annex 2.4

Senegal Port and Waterways Company Contact List (see page 85)

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Passenger Carrying Capacity

Cosama

Number of

Passenger Vessels

< 20 pax

n/a

Number of

Passenger Vessels

< 50 pax

n/a

Number of

Passenger Vessels

< 100 pax

n/a

Number of

Passenger Vessels

> 100 pax

one named Aline Sitoe Diatta

Cargo Carrying Capacity

Cosama

Number of Boats 1

Tonnage / Volume

Carrying Capacity

550T

Number of Barges n/a

Tonnage / Volume

Carrying Capacity

n/a

Number of Tugs n/a

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Tonnage / Volume

Carrying Capacity

n/a

Other (specify) n/a


Travel Time from Main port to other major Ports (hours / days)

Dakar Ziguinchor

Dakar 14

Ziguinchor 14

3.7 Senegal Storage Assessment

For contact details of Senegal Storage companies, please see the following link: 4.5 Senegal

Storage and Milling Company Contact List (see page 89)

3.7.1 Commercial Storage

Location Owner Available for Rent

Capacity

mt / m² / m³

Type [1] Access [2]

Condition [3]

Dakar Port and

surrounding

area

TRANSSENE

LOGISTIQUE

Yes 7000

m2

concrete flat Appears

intact

Zone de frêt

Aeroport LSS

TRANSFRET - concrete flat Appears

intact

Warehouse Type: Open storage, container, rub-hall, silo, concrete, other, unspecified[1]

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Warehouse Access: Raised-siding, flat[2]

Warehouse condition: Appears intact, appears damaged, under construction/repair[3]

3.7.2 Storage Used by Humanitarian Organizations

The Commission for the Food Security in Senegal (CSA, Commisariat à la Sécurité

Alimentaire) owns the best warehouse you will find anywhere in the field. They have 500 to

2000 MT warehouses where WFP rent space in various part of the country. The State use

these warehouses to stock their own food reserve. They have big warehouses in Dakar, Thies,

Kaolack, Tambacounda, Kedougou, St-Louis, Orossogui, Ziguinchor, Kolda and some other

villages etc. Space is available to rent. There is also space around the CSA land where it would

be possible, after agreement with the CSA, to build mobile storage units if needed in case of

emergency.

Location Organization Sharing Possibility

(Yes / No)

Capacity

mt / m² / m³

Type* Access** Condition***

Thies WFP/CSA Yes 12,000

TM

Concrete

Warehouse

Easy/ flat Good

Kaolack WFP/CSA Yes 6000 TM Concrete

Warehouse

Easy/ flat Good

Tambacounda WFP/CSA Yes 4000 TM Concrete

Warehouse

Easy/ flat Good

Kedougou WFP/CSA Yes 1000 TM Concrete

Warehouse

Easy/ flat Good

Orossogui WFP/CSA Yes 1000 TM Concrete

Warehouse

Easy/ flat Good

Ziguinchor WFP Yes 4150 TM Concrete

Warehouse

Easy/ flat Good

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3.7.3 Cold Chain

Location Organisation / Owner Type [1]

Cooling / Power [2]

Quantiy Total Capacity

m³

Condition

Quai de

pêche

Dakar

COMPAGNIE

Frigorifique du Senegal

(COFRISEN)

n/a - - - -

Port

autonome

de Dakar

SOCOFROID n/a - - - -

Cold Room Positive, Cold Room Negative, Refrigerator, Freezer,[1]

Compression, Absorption, Solar, Other, unspecified[2]

3.8 Senegal Milling Assessment

There are 3 major milling companies in Senegal: GMD ( Grand Moulins de Dakar) , NMA

(Nouvelle Minoterie Africaine) and les Moulins Sentenac. Almost 75% of Senegal need of flour

is assured by “Grands Moulins de Dakar” . Based since 1952 in a strategic position by Dakar

port, GMD can mill up to 1250 MT of wheat per day. In case of Emergency GMD could be the

only flour provider capable of delivering relevant quantities.

For contact details of all Senegal Milling Companies, please see the following link: 4.5 Senegal

Storage and Milling Company Contact List (see page 89)

3.8.1 Milling Company - GMD Grands Moulins de Dakar

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Company Name & Address Contact Names & Email Telephone & Fax

Grands Moulins de Dakar

Av Felix Eboue BP 2068

Name: Philippe Steffan

Title: Directeur général

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.gmd.sn

Tel: +221 33 839 9797

+ 221 839 9793

+221 77 644 4926

Fax: +221 83 28947

Summary of Role and Services:

Facilities

Parking area inside compound m²

n/a

Drainage

(Good / Fair / Poor / Non Existent)

Good

Fire Fighting Equipment (Yes / No)

Yes

Number of Ventilators

n/a Screened

Electricity Load (KVA)

1,400,00

Backup Generator

(Yes / No / KVA)

Yes KVA

GMD owns is own electricity power plant. They don’t rely on

Senegal Public Network for the production, but only for the

office facilities.

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Milling Equipment

Origin of Machinery Year of Mfg Year of Installation Condition

Mill N°1 Unknown 1992 1992 Good

Mill N°2 Unknown 1992 1992 Good

Mill N°3 Swiss 2003 2003 Good

Maintenance

Duration (hours / week) 2 days Type of maintenance Weekly

Other Equipment or Machinery Installed

Type of Equipment Yes/No Number Owned Comments

Fortification Feeder Yes 1 Yes -

Bag Cleaning Plant Yes 1 Yes -

Moisture Tester Yes Unknown Yes -

De-stoning Plant n/a n/a n/a -

Metal Extractor n/a n/a n/a -

Staffing

Number of full time skilled workers 75 working on the flour production, 130 in Total

Number of full time labourers 350 (including administration)

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Weighbridge

Number - Capacity (mt) Length (m) Type

Within Compound 2

One at the entrance one at the exit electronic

Pest Control

Fumigation Done Frequency n/a Contracted

(Yes / No)

n/a

Spraying Done Frequency n/a Contracted

(Yes / No)

n/a

Rodenticides Done Frequency n/a Contracted

(Yes / No)

n/a

Rodent Trapping Done Frequency n/a Contracted

(Yes / No)

n/a

Security

Security

(Good / Poor)

Good

Compound

(Fenced / Not Fenced)

Fenced

Other Comments n/a

Access

Distance from main town (km) 0km

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Access

Travel time if not located in town (hours) 0

Road condition to Mill Good

Road limitation (if any)

Maximum Width and Max. Tonnage

n/a

Rail connections

(Yes / No)

Yes

On the railway from Dakar to Kidra - Bamako

Milling Capacity (Mt)

Commodities Daily Capacity (mt) Monthly Activity (mt)

Wheat 1250 25,000

Maize n/a n/a

Storage Capacity

Storage in Metric Tonnes Wheat – Covered (mt) Flour – Covered (mt)

Within the Compound 45,000 5,000

Outside the Compound n/a 15,000

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4 3 Senegal Logistics Services

4.1 Senegal Logistics Services

Disclaimer: Registration does not imply any business relationship between the supplier and

WFP/Logistics Cluster, and is used solely as a determinant of services, and capacities. Please

Note: WFP/Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse

or comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider.

4.2 Senegal Fuel

Senegal depends on crude oil import that is refined in country. There is only one Refinery,

Société Africaine de Raffinage (SAR), of which Senegal Government shares the ownership with

Total and Shell. The refinery is based in Mbao 25km from Dakar. SAR is Senegal’s biggest

company. Crude Oil comes mostly from Nigeria. The SAR refines 1 200 000 MT of crude oil per

year but Senegal needs are around 1 600 000 and so extra 400 000 MT of already refined

hydrocarbons are imported especially in the form of Butane Gas (of which Senegal is a great

consumer) and Fuel Oil for electricity production. Regarding butane gas (mostly used for

cooking), Senegal refines internally less than 10 000 Mt (corresponding to around 1% of the

crude material imported) but the country need is around 1 000 000 MT.

So the needs are met with imported quantities. Except for two dams on Senegal River that

produce small amount of energy, Senegal totally dependent from crude oil also for its electrical

energy needs. Assessment studies for a local exploitation are made since the early eighties

trough The Senegalese National Oil Company, PETROSEN, was created in May 1981 to serve

as the implementing tool for the State's petroleum policy. Information may also be found at:

http://www.mytravelcost.com/petrol-prices/ which is updated monthly.

: For details on Senegal government contacts, please see the following link 4.1 Senegal


For details on Senegal fuel provider contacts, please see the following link: 4.6 Senegal Fuel

Provider Contact List (see page 91)

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4.2.1 Fuel Pricing

Fuel Prices as of: (local currency and US$)Jun 2013

Petrol (per litre) 852 FCFA / 1.72 $USD

Diesel (per litre) 792 FCFA / 1.59 $USD

Paraffin (per litre) n/a

Jet A1 (per litre) n/a

4.2.2 Seasonal Variations

Seasonal Variations

Are there national priorities in the availability of fuel? (Yes / No) n/a

Is there a rationing system? (Yes / No) n/a

Is fuel to lower income/vulnerable groups subsidized? (Yes / No) n/a

Can the local industry expand fuel supply to meet humanitarian needs? (Yes / No)

Yes

Is it possible for a humanitarian organization to contract directly a reputable supplier/distributor to provide its fuel needs? (Yes / No)

Yes

4.2.3 Fuel Transportation

About 25 licenses have been granted to independent operators for road transport of oil

products. There are about 250 active road tankers in Senegal with a total capacity of over 6500

m3. The transportation infrastructure and fleet are sufficient to handle current domestic needs

as well as increased demand from the humanitarian community.

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4.2.4 Standards, Quality and Testing

Industry Control Measures

Tanks with adequate protection against water mixing with the fuel

(Yes / No)

Yes

Filters in the system, monitors where fuel is loaded into aircraft

(Yes / No)

Yes

Adequate epoxy coating of tanks on trucks

(Yes / No)

Yes

Presence of suitable fire fighting equipment

(Yes / No)

Yes

Standards Authority

Is there a national or regional standards authority? (Yes / No) Yes

If yes, are the standards adequate/properly enforced? (Yes / No) Yes

Testing Laboratories

Are there national testing laboratories? (Yes / No) No

Fuel Quality Testing Laboratory – n/a

Name n/a

Address n/a

Telephone and Fax n/a

Contact n/a

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Standards Authority

Standards Used - n/a

For additional information on Senegal Fuel supply, storage and distribution, please see the

following document: Senegal Fuel Supply, Storage & local distribution additional information

'Note: The information provided in the attached document, which has been taken from the old DLCA, does not match the structure of the new LCA and is therefore provided separately.'

4.3 Senegal Transporters

For information on transport companies in Kaolack region who cover the entire country, please

see the following link from the CCIAK ,Kaolack Chambre de Commerce: Kaolack Chambre de

Commerce Website

For details on transport company contacts, please the the following link: Annex 4.2.7 Senegal Transporter Contact List

Please see the following table for information on transporter fleet size data: 4.2.7 Senegal

Transporter Fleet Size Table

4.4 Senegal Additional Service Providers: Vehicle Rental, Taxi Companies, Freight Forwarding Agents, Handling Equipment, Power Generation and ISPs

For details of additional service provider contacts, please see the following link : 4.8 Senegal

Additional Service Provision Contact List (see page 98)

4.4.1 Vehicle Rental

Prices vary from company and type of car. But you can find an economic car for 30 to 40 $ per

day plus kms.

For contact details please see the following link: 4.8 Senegal Additional Service Provision


https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/853744/Senegal%20Fuel%20Supply%2C%20Storage%20%26%20local%20distribution%20information.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1376918332000&api=v2

http://www.cciak.sn/obseco1/index.php?option=com_contact&view=category&catid=129&Itemid=249

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4.4.2 Taxi Companies

Available in most towns; fares are metered. Rates increase after midnight. It is cheaper and

safe to hail a taxi in the street than arrange to be collected from the hotel. Bush taxis are good

for journeys into the interior.



4.4.3 Freight Forwarding Agents



4.4.4 Handling Equipment



4.4.5 Electricity and Power



Following institutional reform in 1998, Senegal's electricity sector was split into three entities:

Senelec, the national utility, the Agency for Rural Electrification (Agence Sénégalaise

d'Electrification Rurale, ASER) and the Electricity Regulatory Board (Commission de

Régulation au Secteur de l'Electricité, CRSE). Electricity generation, mainly on a Build-Own-

Operate (BOO) basis, is open to the private sector, and Senelec, the sole buyer, signs power

purchase contracts with independent power producers (IPPs). The General Electric/GTI Dakar

IPP, which supplies approximately 20 percent of Senelec’s electrical needs, was commissioned

in 1998. It has an installed capacity of 56 MW. On-line since January 2008, the second IPP

Kounoune 1 has an installed capacity of 67.5 MW. Senegal's major source of electricity is

mostly diesel and gas, with an installed capacity of 633 MW. Some hydroelectricity generated

from the Manantali Dam in Mali is split between Senegal, Mali and Mauritania. Manantali has

an installed capacity of 200 MW dispatched as follows: 52% for Mali, 15% for Mauritania and

33% for Senegal (66 MW).

Production Unit Ty pe [1] Installed Capacity (MW) Current Production (MW)

Bel Air Thermal 138.2 138.2

Cap des Biches Thermal 229.1 229.1

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Production Unit Ty pe [1] Installed Capacity (MW) Current Production (MW)

Sites regionaux Thermal + Gaz 49,6 49,6

Production

privée

Hydro + Thermal 218.3 218.3

[1] E.g. Hydroelectric power, Thermal power…

4.4.6 Internet Service Providers (ISPs)



Internet use in Senegal has also been booming for the last years, especially in Dakar, but also

beyond the capital, where an impressing telecom infrastructure has been created. As prices for

broadband installation and services rapidly are going down, a bigger segment of the population

uses the Internet at work and at home. Standard broadband subscriptions cost around $80 for

installation and $40 a month, while even cheaper deals can be found.

The real boom in Internet - reaching a large part of population - is however attributed to

Senegal's large and ever-growing number of telecentres or cybercafes, which combine

telephone and fax services with Internet renting at a low price. Renting a computer connected

to the web normally does not costs more than franc CFA 300 ($ 0.60) an hour. Uses vary from

e-mail communication to news reading, chatting, games and multi-media usage, and costumers

include almost all social layers.

Internet service is widely available in Dakar and other towns either for private subscription or

through Senegal’s extensive network of “telecentres” and Internet cafes.

Internet Service Providers

Are there ISPs available?

(Yes / No)

Yes

Private or Government Private

Dial-up only (Yes / No) ADSL, GPRS, V-SAT, Mobile

Approximate Rates Dial-up: n/a

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Internet Service Providers

Broadband: $45/Month

Max leasable ‘dedicated’ bandwidth 1.24 gigabytes a second

4.5 Senegal Manual Labor Costs

The average wages for unskilled and semi skilled workers in 2013 is around $5–6 per day.

For skilled worker the average wage is $ 20/day.

Type of labour Local Currency USD Year/month

Daily general worker (unskilled casual worker) 2 500 FCFA 5$ 2013/05

Daily general worker (semi-skilled) 4 000 FCFA 8$ 2013/05

Skilled labour 10 000 FCFA 20$ 2013/05

4.6 Senegal Telecommunications

Senegal has an excellent telecommunications infrastructure, which is digitized. Sonatel,

Senegal’s main telecommunications operator continues to dominate the market. It was

privatized in 1997 with France Telecom as the strategic partner. Liberalization of some services

accompanied privatization. Three companies provide cellular telephone services, and there is a

competitive Internet services market. As a result, there has been a boom of Internet-related

activities and services and in cell phone usage. In 2012 , more than 94% of the population has

a mobile phone. These last few years have witnessed the spectacular growth of mobile

telephony with 2 144 818 subscribers in 2012. In addition, cable, telex, fax and Internet

services are available. Internet is accessible in cyber cafe all around Dakar and the major cities

of the country. The internet user growth hit 84% in 2012 with 628 621 new user, most on them

on 3G services.

Telephone Services

Is there an existing landline telephone network? Yes

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Telephone Services

(Yes / No)

Does it allow international calls?

(Yes / No)

Yes

On average, number and length of downtime periods n/a

Mobile phone providers (List) Orange, Tigo, Expresso

Estimated availability and coverage

(Approximate percentage of national coverage)

n/a

4.6.1 Telecommunication Regulation

Senegal enjoys one of the most unrestricted media scene in the region. The constitution

guarantees freedom of the news media and the independent media frequently criticize the

government. In terms of ICT development, Senegal is probably the leading Francophone sub-

Saharan African country. The office for implementing the ICT component of the New

Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) is located in the capital, Dakar.

The telecommunications sector in Senegal has recently undergone a complete restructuring as

a result of the privatisation of the past national telecommunications operator. The new

Telecommunications Act (December 2001) replaces the 1996 Telecommunications Act and

institutes the Telecommunications Regulation Agency (Agence de Régulation des

Télécommunications - ART) as the main player in formulating and supervising Senegalese ICT

policies. The Audiovisual Supreme Council (Haut Conseil de l’Audiovisuel - HCA) is an

independent authority created in 1998 to control all audiovisual media. Internet content falls

within the scope of the HCA but this body does not have a regulatory role.

The functions of the HCA are to guarantee the independence and freedom of information and

communication media; to ensure free and healthy competition in the sector; and to set rules

relating to producing, programming and broadcasting that regulate audiovisual transmissions.

Before 2001, the national operator, Sonatel, played a pivotal role in the emergence of the ICT

sector in Senegal by concurrently fulfilling access provision, regulatory, entrepreneurial and

commercial functions. Since its privatisation and the creation of ART, a clear distinction has

been established between public and regulatory functions, and private and operational

functions.

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Regulations

Regulations on usage or import of: Yes / No Regulating Authority

Satellite Yes ARTP

HF Radio Yes ARTP

UHF/VHF/HF radio: handheld, base and mobile Yes ARTP

UHF/VHF repeaters Yes ARTP

GPS n/a n/a

VSAT Yes ARTP

Individual Network Operator Licenses Required

n/a

Frequency Licenses Required

n/a

A licence is needed to use those apparels. The licence is awarded by the « Agence de Régulation des Télécommunications et des Postes », ARTP. To apply for UHF/VHF/HF/VSAT licenses contact ARTP Sénégal, Route des Almadies – Angle Djoulikaye, Dakar +221 33 869 03 69

4.6.2 Existing Humanitarian Telecoms Systems

Please see the attached document for additional information on Existing Humanitarian

Telecoms Systems in Senegal: Senegal Existing Humanitarian Telecoms Systems Additional

Information


https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/853763/Senegal%20Existing%20Humanitarian%20Telecoms%20Systems%20Additional%20Information.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1376939478000&api=v2

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4.7 Senegal Food Suppliers, Accommodation and Other Markets

In the local market you can find all kind of material. Non food items such as kitchen kit,

blankets, tarpaulins, buckets are available in the Capital market and also in the regional

markets.

For details on Senegal Food Suppliers, Accommodation and Other Markets contacts, please

: see the following link 4.8 Senegal Additional Service Provision Contact List (see page 98)

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5 Senegal Government Contact List

Ministry Department National or Provincial/State Authority

Street / Physical Address

Name & Title

Email & Website

Ministère de l’interieur Direction de la Protection Civile

Civil Protection Unit National n/a Capitan

Cheikh Tine

[email protected]

www.

protectioncivilesn.net/

CSA n/a n/a n/a Directeur

Colonel Issa

SEYE

n/a

Autorité de régulation des marchés (ARM)

Agency for

Agriculture and

Industry Market

Regualtion

n/a Rue Alpha

Hachamiyou

TALL X

Kléber

General

Manager

http://www.arm.sn/

Customs Customs National Bloc des

Madeleines,

Boulevard de

la République

Head of the

Bureau for

International

Cooperation

Abdou Faye

[email protected]

Direction Générale des Douanes

National n/a Georges

Dieme

[email protected]

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.protectioncivilesn.net/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.protectioncivilesn.net/

http://www.arm.sn/

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Name & Title

Email & Website

Commission de régulation du secteur de l’electricité (CRSE)

Commision for

regualtion of

Electricity Sector

n/a CRSE: Ex

Camp Lat

Dior - BP:

11701 Dakar

President

Maimouna

Ndoye Seck

[email protected]

http://www.crse.sn

Conseil National de Régulation de l’Audiovisuel (CNRA)

The National

Council for the

Regulation of

Audiovisual

n/a 15ème étage,

Immeuble

Fahd

Boulevard

Djily Mbaye

BP 50059

Dakar RP

President

Babacar

Toure

www.cnra-sn.org

Agence de régulation des télécommunication et des postes (ARTP)

ARTP Provide

telecommunications

and posts an

effective and

transparent

regulatory

framework,

promoting fair

competition for the

benefit of users of

networks and

telecommunications

services

n/a Résidence

IMHOTEP

Liberté 6

extension

VDNBP :

14130 Dakar-

Peytavin

General

Manager

Ndongo

Diao

[email protected]

www.artpsenegal.net

Comité national des hydrocarbures (CNH)

National Committee

for Hydrocarbons

(CNH) is the

structure

responsible for

monitoring the

n/a n/a Abdoulaye

Gueye

n/a

http://www.crse.sn/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.cnra-sn.org

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.artpsenegal.net

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Name & Title

Email & Website

evolution of oil

prices and the price

structure of

petroleum products

Agence National de l’Aviation Civile Senegalaise

ANACS provides

operators of

Senegal and the

world an

environment

consistent with

international

requirements with

relevant legislation,

efficient

administration,

modern and

appropriate

infrastructure.

They participate

actively in the

development of

national economy

and improving the

safety, efficiency

and regularity of

international air

transport

National BP:8184

Aerport

Leopold

Sedar

Senghor

Director

Mathiaco

Bessane

[email protected]

http://www.anacim.sn/

Ministère des infrastructures et des transports

Ministry of

infrastructure and

transport

National Ex Camp Lat

Dior, Avenue

Peytavin x

Corniche

Ouest BP

4014

Minister

Thierno

Allassane

SALL

www.gouv.sn

http://www.anacim.sn/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/www.gouv.sn

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Ministère de la Coopération internationale, de l’Aménagement du territoire, des Transports aériens et des Infrastructures

n/a n/a Ex camp Lat

Dior Corniche

Ouest x Av

Peytavin BP

2083, Dakar,

Senegal

Head of the

Directorate

of Land

Transport

Papa

Souleye

Faye

psouleyefaye@yahoo.

fr

TRANSRAIL. SA - VECTURIS

The Transrail SA is a consortium

which manages the

interests of the

Dakar-Niger

Railway

n/a n/a General

Manager

Thierry

Martinetti

[email protected]

www.transrailsa.com

Ministère des pêches et des affaires maritimes

n/a National Building

Administratif

4e étage BP

4050 , Dakar

Minister

Monsieur

Pape Diouf

n/a

PETROSEN Energy Department National Route du

Service

géographique

BP 2076

Hann Dakar

General

Manager

Mamadou

Faye

www.petrosen.sn

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consortium%22%20%5Co%20%22Consortium

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-infrastructure/www.transrailsa.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.petrosen.sn

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6 Senegal Humanitarian Agency Contact List

Organization Physical Address Name & Title

Email Phone Number

(Office and Fax)

UNDP Resident Coordinator Office

Route du Meridien

President Parcelle

N 10 Zone 3

Almadies BP 154

Dakar

Resident

Coordinator

Fatoumata

Bintou

Djibo

maimouna.

samba@undp.

org

www.undp.org.

sn

22133

859 67

00

+22133

859 68

00

OCHA BP 16922, Dakar-

Fann VDN Villa

9364Sacre Coeur

IIIDakar, Senegal

Regional

Disaster

Response

Advisor

Laurent

Dufour

[email protected]

http://ochaonline.

un.org

+221 33

869

8506

CONSEIL DES ONG D’APPUI AU DEVELOPPEMENT

CONGAD)(

Liberté III, Villa

1983, B.P.: 4109

Dakar

n/a congad@orange.

sn

www.congad.org

+ 221

824 41

16

Fax: +

221

8244413

WFP Regional Office,

10,

Avenue Pasteur x

Gallieni Dakar,

Senegal

Senior

Regional

Logistics

Officer

Jean-Pierre

Leroy

jean-pierre.

[email protected]

www.wfp.org

+221 33

820 70

36 /

33 859

75 50

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.undp.org.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.undp.org.sn

http://ochaonline.un.org/

http://ochaonline.un.org/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.congad.org

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/country-profile/www.wfp.org

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Organization Physical Address Name & Title

Email Phone Number

(Office and Fax)

Fax:

+221 33

820 70

24 / 35

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7 Senegal Port and Waterways Company Contact List

Port Name Company Physical Address

Name and Title

Website & Email

Phone Number (office)

Key Role

Port of Dakar

Port

Autonome

de Dakar

21, Bd de

la

Libération

BP 3195

General

Manager

Cheikh

Kante

http://www.

portdakar.sn/

pad@portdakar.

sn

+221 33

849 45

45

P ort

authority

for the Port

of Dakar

Port of Dakar

SEMPOS Môle III BP

: 324 Dakar

n/a n/a (221) 33

823 59

79

Fax:

(221) 33

821 05

73

Port

Handling

Companies

Union of

Senegal



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Port Name Company Physical Address

Name and Title

Website & Email


Key Role

Port of Dakar

SATS Avenue

Félix Éboué

BP : 3231

Dakar

n/a n/a (221)

33822

61 63

Fax: 33

823 23

73

Transport

Workers

Union of

Senegal

Port of Dakar

Dubai

Port

World

Dakar

18,

Boulevard

de la

République,

7ième

étage – B.P

6657 Dakar

Commercial

Director

Alassane

Diop

http://www.

dpworld.com/

dakar@dpworld.

com

+221 33

889 08

20

Fax:

+221 33

889 08

21

Clearing

Agents

Dakar-Ziguinchor

Cosama 1,bd de la

libération x

rue du port

Vieux Diaro n/a +221 33

821 34

34

Transport

of

passengers

and cargo

from Dakar

to

Zinguinchor

http://www.dpworld.com/

http://www.dpworld.com/

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8 Senegal Airport Company Contact List

Airport Company Physical Address

Name & Title

Email Phone Number (office)

Description of Services

Aéroport de DAKAR LEOPOLD SEDAR SENGHOR

Aéroport

de DAKAR

LEOPOLD

SEDAR

SENGHOR

BP 8132 General

Manager

Ndiassé

Mbengue

Ans@alss-

asecna.com

www.

aeroportdakar.

com

+221 33

869.22.01

+221 33

869.22.00

Fax:

+221 33

820.06.00

Aeroport Leopold Sedar Senghor

Senegal

Handling

Services S.

A

Sénégal

Handling

Services

Aéroport

Léopold

Sédar

Senghor

B.P.

8115 -

Dakar -

Sénégal

n/a [email protected]

www.shs.aero

+ 221

869 08

09

Fax: +

221 869

99 02

Ground

Handling

Company

Aeroport Leopold Sedar Senghor

Aviation

Handling

Services

A

Menzies

Aviation

Partner,

Aéroport

Léopold

Sédar

Senghor,

n/a n/a +221 33

820 8852

221 77

637 6754

n/a

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-infrastructure/www.aeroportdakar.com



http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-infrastructure/www.shs.aero

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Airport Company Physical Address

Name & Title

Email Phone Number (office)

Description of Services

BP

5245,

Dakar,

Sénégal

Senegal

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9 Senegal Storage and Milling Company Contact List

Company Physical Address

Name & Title

Website & Email

Phone Number (office and fax)

Key Role Description of Duties

CSA n/a Director of

Commercial

Division

Alioune

Ndoye

http://csa.sn

/site/index.php

+221

775292385

Commission

for the Food

Security in

Senegal

Commission

for the Food

Security in

Senegal

(CSA,

Commisariat

à la Sécurité

Alimentaire)

owns 500 to

2000 MT

warehouses

where WFP

rent space

Grands Moulins de Dakar

Av Felix

Eboue

BP 2068

General

Manager

Philippe

Steffan

www.gmd.sn

psteffan@gmd.

sn

+221 33

839 9797

+221 839

9793

Fax: +221

77 644

4926

Milling

Company

n/a

Nouvelle Minoterie Africaine (NMA)

n/a n/a www.nma-

sanders.com

[email protected]

+221 879

00 00

Milling

Company

n/a

http://csa.sn/site/index.php

http://csa.sn/site/index.php

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-infrastructure/www.gmd.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-infrastructure/www.nma-sanders.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-infrastructure/www.nma-sanders.com

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Name & Title

Website & Email

Phone Number (office and fax)

Key Role Description of Duties

Les Moulins SENTENAC

50, Av

Lamine

Guèye

n/a n/a +221 832

80 69

Fax: +221

839 90 00

Milling

Company

n/a

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10 Senegal Fuel Provider Contact List

Company Physical Address Name & Title


Website & Email

PETROSEN Route du Service

géographique BP 2076 Hann

Dakar

General

Manager

Mamadou

Faye

+221 338 39

92 98

Fax: +221

338 32 18 99

www.petrosen.sn

TOTAL FINA ELF

3, bld du Centenaire de la

Commune de Dakar BP 355

n/a +221 33-839-

54-54

Fax: +221

33-832-59-

74

www.total-

senegal.com

[email protected]

Libya Oil Senegal S.A

BP 227, Blvd. du Centenaire n/a +221 33 859

30 00

Fax: +221 33

859 31 00

n/a

ELTON OIL COMPANY

Avenue Abdoulaye FADIGA

Immeuble Lahad Mbacké 3°

et 4°

Etages BP : 11 325 Dakar /

Sénégal

n/a +221 33 849

77 00

Fax: +221 33

823 92 93

w ww.eltonoil.

com

contact@eltonoil.

com

* The Senegalese National Oil Company, PETROSEN, was created in May 1981 to serve as

the implementing tool for the State's petroleum policy. PETROSEN is under the supervision of

the Ministry in charge of the Energy sector, which through its Department of Energy ensures

the control and follow-up of petroleum operations based on the Petroleum Code. PETROSEN,

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.petrosen.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.total-senegal.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.total-senegal.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/ww.eltonoil.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/ww.eltonoil.com

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in collaboration with the Department of Energy, prepares and negotiates all petroleum

conventions and contracts. Conventions and Production Sharing Contracts (PSC) are signed

between the Minister of Energy and the petroleum companies, while PETROSEN signs a Joint

Operating Agreement (JOA).

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11 Senegal Transporter Contact List


Name Email Phone Number (office)

Description of

Services Provided

Transport Sady

44, rue lamy x

Tolbiac-

Dakar

Talla Sady [email protected] +221 33 822 21

31

Mob: +221 77

638 25 15

Fax: +221 33

822 71 19

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT) 850

CIE SEN SURL

14, rue

Galandou

Diouf Dakar

Hussein

Ayad

[email protected] +221 33 842 55

50

Mob: +221 77

639 31 09

Fax: +221 33

842 55 52

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

500

Massamba Dioum

3, rue Robert

Brun

Massamba

Dioum


14

Mob: +221 77

639 47 64

Fax: +221 33

822 84 14

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

300

Rue Amilcar Aladji

Tambedou


73

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Description of

Services Provided

Etablissement Tambédou et Fils

Cabral x L.

Ndour

Léona

kaolack

Mob: +221 77

639 26 29

Fax: +221 33

941 40 53

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

300

Etablissement Loum et Fréres

Rue Paul

seugnet BP

73 kaolack

Cheikh

Loum

n/a +221 33 941 34

73

Mob: +221 77

638 26 68

Fax: +221 33

941 22 91

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

200

Amath Yacine Niass

Rue Ernest

Renan,

senelac

Kaolack

M. Niass n/a +221 33 941 26

09

Mob: +221 77

639 26 33

Fax: +221 33

941 40 53

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

250

Mame Dine Goumbala

Rue des

Ecole Leona

Mame

Dine

Goumbala


42

Mob: +221 77

652 07 92

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

700

Matar Badiane

Touba Khaïra Matar

Badiane

n/a +221 33 978 65

42

Mob: +221 77

637 35 50

Fax: +221 33

978 25 20

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

385

n/a n/a

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Description of

Services Provided

Serigne Mbacké Badiane

Touba

Mosqué

Quartier Mbal

+221 33 978 65

42

Mob: +221 76

669 06 80

Fax: +221 33

978 25 20

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

250

Gie Angetrap Diourbel Alla séne [email protected] +221 33 971 29

60

Mob: +221 77

638 79 00

Fax: +221 33

971 44 06

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

130

Gie Birame Mbarou Diouf

Bambey Birame

Mbarou

Diouf

n/a +221 77 659 08

36

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

45

GIE JVS Sation API

Tambacounda

Ngor Faye n/a +221 77 650 51

44

+221 77 613 78

52

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

130

Alcatras International Building

Route

national

gomba

Kédougou

Mamadou

Cissé


92

Mob: +221 77

637 06 49

Fax: +221 33

981 15 92

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

225

Mor Sylla n/a

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Description of

Services Provided

Wakeur Ousseynou Sylla Diwane

Ourossogui

BP 71 matam

+221 33 966 16

72

Mob: +221 77

638 21 43

Fax: +221 33

966 16 72

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

150

Transport Mamadou Sall

Tambacounda Samba

Sall

seydouforever01@yahoo.

fr

+221 33 981 54

33

Mob: +221 77

272 34 17

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT)

700

Entreprise Biteye et Fréres

Ourossogui Madialé

Biteye


49

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT) 215

Union des Professionels du Transport de Ziguinchor

Ziguinchor General

Secretary

Mamadou

Gassama

[email protected] +221

339920143

+221

774077059

This is a well

organised

group of

transport

professionals,

including

transporters,

taxi, buses

companies.

Sociex Transport

Ziguinchor Owner

M. Diallo


776372999

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT) 60

Tambacounda Owner n/a

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Description of

Services Provided

Mbaye Thioune Cie

Mbaye

Thioune+221

775138373

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT) 130

Pape Fata Ndiaye Transport

n/a Owner

Pape Fata

Ndiaye

n/a +221

775681194

n/a

Transport Boubacar Diallo

n/a Owner

Boubacar

Diallo

n/a +221339922466

+221776393783

+221701031267

n/a

Ibrabaya Transport

Thies Owner

M.

Ibrabaya

n/a +221

775691062

Total Fleet

Capacity

(MT) 30

007 Fishing St-Louis Owner

Moussa

Sambasarr


775505628

n/a

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12 Senegal Additional Service Provision Contact List

Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Rental Car

Company

Europcar Dakar Airport n/a +221 33

8693066

+221 33

8399509

www.europcar.com/

car-SENEGAL.html

Rental Car

Company

MK LOCATION 10 rue

Masclary x

Allées Robert

Delmas BP

32239 Dakar

Ponty

n/a +221 842 75 85

+221 638 91 81

http://mk-rentacar.com

[email protected]

Rental Car

Company

Dakar Auto

Prestation

4, Rue

Parchappe X

Mage

Immeuble

Djannah(en

face

Ambassade de

France)BP

50447 - CP

18524 Dakar

n/a +221 33 842

7818

+221 33 842

7819

n/a

Rental Car

Company

BUDGET Av. Lamine

Guèye

(autoroute)BP

2092, Dakar

n/a +221 33 889

7676

Fax: +221 33

822 2506

n/a

AVIS n/a n/a

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.europcar.com/car-SENEGAL.html

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.europcar.com/car-SENEGAL.html

http://mk-rentacar.com/

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Rental Car

Company

Hann, Bel air,

Cambérène,

Parcelles

assainies Km

2,5 Boulevard

du Centenaire

de la

Commune de

DakarBP 2631

+221 33 849

7757

+221 33 849

7777

Fax: +22133

849 7756

Rental Car

Company

HERTZ

TRANSACAUTO

64, Rue Joseph

Gomis X

Amadou A.

NdoyeBP 2302,

DakarDakar

Plateau,

Médina

n/a +221 33 889

8181

Fax: +221 33

821 1721

http://www.hertz.sn/

Taxi

Companies

Service

Limousine

aéroport

n/a n/a +221338201174,

+22133 822 20

16

n/a

Taxi

Companies

Allo Taxi Km 1 Avenue

Cheikh Anta

Diop, Dakar

n/a +221 33 823 44

04

n/a

Taxi

Companies

Dakar Taxi Boulevard

Général de

Gaulle, BP 21

475 Dakar

n/a +221 33 823 48

38

n/a

Freight

Forwarders

Bollore Africa

Logistics

47, Av Assane

II, BP 233

Dakar

General

Manager

Francis

Jean

+221 33 839 01

01

Fax: +221 33

823 24 97

www.bollore-

africalogistics.com

francis.jean@

bollore.com

http://www.hertz.sn/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.bollore-africalogistics.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.bollore-africalogistics.com

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Freight

Forwarders

Somicoa 17, rue Huart

BP 55

General

Manager

Amamdou

Agne

+221 33 839 02

70

Fax: +221 33

823 35 19

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

Geodis Wilson

Senegal

n/a General

Manager

Moustapha

Sy

+221 33 849 05

49

Fax: +221 33

822 85 59

oustapha.sy@

geodis-senegal.com

Freight

Forwarders

Maersk Senegal Km 3,5 Bd du

centenaire de

la commune de

Dakar BP 3886

Dakar

General

Manager

Jorgen

Holck

+221 33 889 03

03

n/a

Freight

Forwarders

GETMA KM 3,5 Bd

Route de

Rufisque

General

Manager

Yves Marie

Dulioust

+221 33 889 03

03

Fax: +221 33

823 78 31

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

DHL Global

Forwarding

Mermoz

Pyrotechnie x

VDN N° 24 BP

16840 Dakar

Fann

General

Manager

Birama

Laba Diop

+221 33 859 09

01

Fax: +221 33

860 57 13

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

SNAT 51, Bd Djily

Mbaye Dakar

General

Manager

Mamadou

Gueye

+221 33 822 35

15

Fax: +221 33

822 36 06

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

Transcontinental

Transit

50, av George

Pompidou

General

Manager

+221 33 822 24

84

[email protected]

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Madior

Bouna

Niang

Fax: +221 33

821 47 02

Freight

Forwarders

Thocomar

Shipping Agency

Rue Mage

Angle

parchappe

Dakar

General

Manager

Gabriel

Thoumas

+221 33 889 26

20

Fax: +221 33

842 41 75

thocomar@

thocomar.sn

Freight

Forwarders

Global Transit &

Forwarding

69, rue Felix

Faure BP :

23899 Dakar

ponty

General

Manager

Assane Bop

+221 33 889 58

17

Fax: +221 33

842 58 59

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

DAMCO Km 3,5 Bd du

Centenaire de

la Commune

de Dakar, BP

3896, Dakar

Senegal

Country

Manager

Cyrille

Vincent

Ducrest

+221

777406044

cyrille.ducrest@

damco.com

Freight

Forwarders

MLT Manutention

SA

33, BLD de la

Liberation, face

au môle 1, BP:

5514, Dakar

General

Manager

Ndiankhou

Mbengue

+221 33 889

92925

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

CSTT-AO Km 3,5, BLD

du Centenaire

de la

Commune de

Dakar,DAKAR

PDG

Mamadou

Lamine

Gueye

+221 776382231

/338494939

[email protected]

Freight

Forwarders

SNTT Logistics 13, BLD Djily

Mbaye, BP

1627, Dakar

General

Manager

+221

338233160

[email protected]

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Francis

Jean

Freight

Forwarders

Trans Fret Bld Fahd Ben

Abdel Aziz x

autoroute,

Echangeur

Hann, BP:

8415, Dakar

PDG

Baba

Traore

+221

338643535

[email protected]

Handling

Services

MARITALIA sa 1, Bd de la

libération x Rue

du port. BP

4137 Dakar

(Sénégal)

n/a +221 33 849 48

48

Fax: +22133

823 61 67

www.maritalia.sn

[email protected]

Handling

Services

Sénégal Handling

Services

n/a n/a +221 33 869 08

10

Fax: +22133

820 99 02

www.shs.aero

[email protected]

Handling

Services

MLT S.A. -

Manutention,

Logistique,

Transport

Boulevard de la

Libération en

face Mole1

n/a +221 33 889 92

92

[email protected]

Handling

Services

NET LOGISTICS

SENEGAL

Zone de Fret

Aéroport

Léopold Sédar

Senghor BP :

11755 Dakar

Peytavin

n/a +221 33 820 87

68

Fax: +221 33

820 87 53

www.netlogistics.sn

[email protected]

Handling

Services

TRANSFRET Immeuble

Abdallah

Fayçal - Dakar

n/a +221 33 823 46

68

www.transfret.sn

[email protected]

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.maritalia.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.shs.aero

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.netlogistics.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.transfret.sn

Senegal

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Fax: +221 33

823 46 73

Electricity And

Power

Producers

SENELEC n/a n/a +221 839 30 30

Fax: +221 823

12 67

www.senelec.sn

ISP Providers

Companies

ARC Point E – Tour

de L’œuf

Impasse Face

Piscine

OlympiqueB.P

3377

n/a +221 33 859 85

85

Fax: +221 33

859 85 84

www.arc.sn

ISP Providers

Companies

SONATEL -

ORANGE

46 Bd de la

république, BP

69 Dakar

n/a +221 33 839 21

00

www.orange.sn

ISP Providers

Companies

UCAD Avenue Cheikh

Anta Diop

n/a +221 824 01 12

Fax: +221 824

98 78

www.ucad.sn

ISP Providers

Companies

ENDA Tiers

Monde

54, rue Carnot n/a +221 823 51 57 www.enda.sn

Food

Suppliers

LES GRANDS

MOULINS DE

DAKAR

Avenue Félix

Eboué BP.

2068 DAKAR

n/a 221

33.839.97.97

Fax: 221

33.832.89.47

Food

Suppliers

ChocoSen n/a Sabassy

Gueye

+221 33 831 00

31

www.chocosen.com

sabassy_gueye@chocosen.

sn

n/a n/a

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.senelec.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.arc.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.orange.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.ucad.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.enda.sn

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.chocosen.com

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Food

Suppliers

COMPAGNIE

SUCRIERE

SENEGALAISE

COMPAGNIE

SUCRIERE

SENEGALAISE

CSS Avenue

Félix Eboué

BP. 49 DAKAR

+221 33

938.23.23/

221 33

832.28.86

Fax: +221

33.938.23.65

Food

Suppliers

SUNEOR rue du Dr.

Calmette. BP

639 Dakar

n/a +221

33849172900

Fax: +221.

338236737

n/a

Food

Suppliers

KIKI Traiteur n/a n/a +221 33 827 22

95

n/a

Food

Suppliers

Le Toucan

traiteur express

SICAP Baobab n/a +221 33 824 41

11

n/a

Cayenne Traiteur 10 av

Faidherbe

DAKAR

n/a +221 33 827 53

81

n/a

Supplies

generators,

water

Equipment,

pumps, filters,

pipes and

tanks

MatForce 10 av

Faidherbe

DAKAR

n/a +221 33 839 95

00

Supplies

generators,

water

Equiplus n/a +221 832 32 32 n/a

Senegal

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Equipment,

pumps, filters,

pipes and

tanks

Km 3,5

Boulevard du

Centenaire de

la Commune

de Dakar,

Dakar

Supplies

generators,

water

Equipment,

pumps, filters,

pipes and

tanks

Bernabe Km 2,5 - Bd du

Centenaire de

la Commune

de Dakar B.P.

2098 DAKAR

n/a +221 849 01 01 n/a

Supplies

generators,

water

Equipment,

pumps, filters,

pipes and

tanks

Sicas Km 2,5 - Bd du

Centenaire de

la Commune

de Dakar

n/a +221 849 01 91 n/a

Fuel

Suppliers: Jet

A-1, Diesel,

Petrol & Oil

Supplies

TOTAL FINA ELF 3, bld du

Centenaire de

la Commune

de Dakar BP

355

n/a +221 33 839 54

54

Fax: +22133

832 59 74

n/a

Fuel: Jet A-1,

Diesel, Petrol

& Oil Supplies

Libya Oil Senegal

S.A

BP 227, Blvd.

du Centenaire

n/a +221 33 859 30

00

Fax: +221 33

859 31 00

n/a

ELTON OIL

COMPANY

n/a +221 33 849 77

00

n/a

Senegal

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Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

Fuel: Jet A-1,

Diesel, Petrol

& Oil Supplies

Avenue

Abdoulaye

FADIGA

Immeuble

Lahad Mbacké

3° et 4° Etages

BP : 11 325

Dakar /

Sénégal

Fax: +221 33

823 92 93

Computers Discount Produit Marché Kermel

Magasin Super

U Dakar

n/a n/a www.discount

produit.com

Computers COMPUSYS

INTERNATIONAL

162, Sacré

Coeur III VDN

BP:16955 Fann

n/a +221 33 860 25

26

Fax: +221 33

860 24 64

www.compusysi.com

compusys@

compusysi.com

Computers PLATFORM

TECHNOLOGIES

SA

N° 3086 SICAP

Amitié 1,

Avenue

Bourguiba

n/a (+221) 33 869

01 40

Fax: (+221) 33

865 26 06

[email protected]

Accomodation Novotel Dakar Plateau,

Médina Av.

Abdoulaye

Fadiga BP

2073 18524

DAKAR

SENEGAL

Mr Denis

MATAS

CALDERON

n/a n/a

Accomodation Pullman Hotel &

Resorts

(ex Sofitel

Teranga) Dakar

Plateau,

Médina Place

Vincent

DUJARDIN

+221 33 889

2200

Fax: +221 33

823 5001

www.accorhotels.com/

gb/hotel-0563-pullman-

dakar-teranga

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.discountproduit.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.discountproduit.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.compusysi.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-0563-pullman-dakar-teranga/index.shtml



Senegal

Version 10 107

Type of Service


Name & Title

Phone Number

(office and fax)

Website

de

l'Indépendance,

10 Rue Colbert

BP 3380

/index.shtml

dakar.reservation@

accor.com

Accomodation Hôtel des

Almadies

Almadies,

Mamelles,

Ngor,

YoffPointe des

AlmadiesBP

3236 dakar

n/a +221 33 869

5454

Fax: +221 33

820 4379

www.hotel

desalmadies.com

jgabain@

milleniumtoursn.com

Accomodation Le Méridien

Président

Route des

Almadies BP

8181,

Almadies,

Dakar

n/a +221 33 869

6969

Fax: +221 33

869 6924

www.lemeridien

presidentdakar.com

reservation.dakar@

lemeridien.com

Accomodation Radisson Blu

Hotel, Dakar

Route de la

Corniche ouest

BP 16868

Dakar Fann,

Sénégal

n/a +221 33 869 33

33

Fax: +221 33

869 6924

www.radissonblu.com/

hotel-dakar/

info.dakar@

radissonblu.com

Accomodation HOTEL GANALE 38 rue Amadou

Assane Ndoye

- Dakar -

Sénégal

n/a +221 33 889 44

44

Fax: +221 33

822 34 30

www.ganalehotel.com

[email protected]

Accomodation Hotel Le Lodge

des Almadies

Route de

L'OCI-

Almadies BP

29339- CP

14524 Dakar

(SENEGAL)

n/a (221) 33 869 03

45

www.lodgedesalmadies.

com


http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.hoteldesalmadies.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.hoteldesalmadies.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.lemeridienpresidentdakar.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.lemeridienpresidentdakar.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.radissonblu.com/hotel-dakar/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.radissonblu.com/hotel-dakar/

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.ganalehotel.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.lodgedesalmadies.com

http://dlca.logcluster.org/backoffice/SEN/logistics-services/www.lodgedesalmadies.com

Senegal

Version 10 108

13 Senegal Railway Company Contact List

Company Geographic Coverage

Name & Title

Email & Website


TRANSRAIL. SA - VECTURIS

Dakar-Niger

Railway

General

Manager

Thierry

Martinetti

Info@transrailsa.

com

www.transrailsa.

com

+221 849 4

644

* The Transrail SA is a consortium which manages the interests of the Dakar-Niger Railway.

The difficulties of management and the lack of investment have led to a degradation of the

infrastructure and rolling stock and numerous delays. In October 2003, Senegal and Mali

entrusted the management of the network to the Transrail consortium. In spite of Transrail's

obligation to maintain a passenger service, Transrail intends to concentrate on the transport of

goods . Many stations have been closed and the numbers of connections reduced, creating

difficulties for isolated communities.



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