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New hospital crossing makes “visible and tangible difference” to road safety

New hospital crossing makes “visible and tangible difference” to road safety

by EASST | May 16, 2019 | News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building, Tajikistan

Since the beginning of 2018, two people have died and four have been injured on the road in front of Istiqlol Hospital in central Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan. More than eight other road collisions have also occurred where luckily no one was injured. Dushanbe –...
Supporting teachers to lead and deliver better road safety education

Supporting teachers to lead and deliver better road safety education

by EASST | May 9, 2019 | Children's Road Safety, News

This year’s UN Global Road Safety Week focuses on the role of leadership in road safety. Road safety leadership comes in many forms. This includes teaching children how to keep themselves safe on the road. That’s why we’re marking this week by celebrating the vital...
Then and Now: Transforming road safety education in Crete

Then and Now: Transforming road safety education in Crete

by EASST | May 7, 2019 | Children's Road Safety, Greece, News, Then and Now

Greece is among the worst performing countries in Europe in terms of road safety with Crete suffering one of the highest rates of road injury in the country – and children are particularly at risk.  According to the Hellenic Statistical Authority, 1 in every 2...
UNGRSW action in Kyrgyzstan focuses on increasing seat belt and child restraint use to save lives.

UNGRSW action in Kyrgyzstan focuses on increasing seat belt and child restraint use to save lives.

by EASST | May 7, 2019 | Kyrgyzstan, News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building

During the sixth global meeting of the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety last month we were honoured and delighted to have been awarded the 2019 FedEx Road Safety Award. With the award we received a small grant which we have allocated to our partners PA Road...
The indispensable role of NGOs in road safety leadership

The indispensable role of NGOs in road safety leadership

by EASST | May 6, 2019 | News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building, Then and Now

Road safety is fundamentally an issue of social justice. Ninety per cent of all road fatalities occur in low and middle-income countries and half of all road deaths are among vulnerable road users. Road fatalities exacerbate poverty and inequality, and road injuries...
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