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Making road safety rules and resources ‘user-friendly’ for people with special educational needs and disability

Making road safety rules and resources ‘user-friendly’ for people with special educational needs and disability

by EASST | Aug 23, 2019 | Belarus, Children's Road Safety

One of the aims of the project Road safety without measures currently being implemented by our partners the Belarusian Auto Moto Touring Club (BKA) is to transform and adapt resources and information, such as road traffic rules and advice, into accessible...
Transforming road safety in Uralsk

Transforming road safety in Uralsk

by EASST | Aug 19, 2019 | Kazakhstan, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building

Last week our EASST team returned to Uralsk in the Western Kazakhstan Region to continue our project supported by Shell, ENI and local partners Gauhar zhol to improve the area’s road safety strategy and save lives on the road. The visit opened with the inaugural...
Promoting safe transport for children and newborns in Moldova

Promoting safe transport for children and newborns in Moldova

by EASST | Aug 19, 2019 | Children's Road Safety, Moldova

Each year during the UN’s Global Breastfeeding Week the Automobile Club of Moldova (ACM), in partnership with the National Patrolling Inspectorate (NPI), join Moldova’s National Breastfeeding March with the aim of meeting parents and carers and promoting another vital...
Then and Now: Improved capacity for emergency response in Tajikistan

Then and Now: Improved capacity for emergency response in Tajikistan

by EASST | Aug 2, 2019 | Post-Crash Response, Tajikistan, Then and Now

Since 2015, with the support of the Department for International Development and the UK Embassy in Tajikistan – and under the umbrella of FIRE AID – EASST has been implementing a project in Tajikistan with the Staffordshire Emergency Services Humanitarian...
Supporting peer-led youth road safety initiatives in Tajikistan

Supporting peer-led youth road safety initiatives in Tajikistan

by EASST | Jul 15, 2019 | Children's Road Safety, News, Tajikistan

Every fourth person injured on the road in Tajikistan is a child or teenager under the age of 16. Road traffic collisions are the leading cause of death for young people aged 5-29 globally. Making roads safe for children and young people needs to be a priority. For...
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  • Supporting peer-led youth road safety initiatives in Tajikistan

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