The iRAP Ten Step Plan for Safer Road Infrastructure in Senegal welcomes a newly accredited coding professional

Mr Bakary Ndiaye Thiam has successfully passed his accreditation exam after his training through the UNRSF Funded Ten Step Plan for Safer Road Infrastructures in Senegal – training and capacity building program. Bakary is also an active member of the SnRAP Technical Group, working hard with the 26 other members to promote safer roads and safer road designs in Senegal.

Bakary has declared: “I truly value having been able to complete this process, which has allowed me to further develop my skills in road safety assessment and coding”.

The iRAP team warmly congratulates Bakary on this achievement and celebrates his enthusiasm, commitment and contribution to safer roads in Senegal.

We look forward to seeing his expertise make a lasting impact!

About The Ten Step Senegal Project: 

The Ten Step Senegal Project, funded by the United Nations Road Safety Fund (UNRSF), is a collaborative initiative involving the Government of Senegal through the Ministry of Infrastructure, Land, and Air Transport (MITTA) and National Road Agency ANASER, alongside a consortium led by the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) and including the International Road Federation (IRF), PIARC (World Road Association) and LASER International, with support from the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) and FIA Foundation.

It provides free training and accreditation pathways for local professionals. We hope examples like these will encourage more emerging road safety practitioners across Senegal to join the training programmes and help build a stronger safety culture nationwide.

Together, these partners are strengthening national road safety systems and ensuring that professionals like Ndeye Khady Loum and Baba Tawel Camara are equipped to drive safer, high‑quality road infrastructure across Senegal.