EASST is delighted to join the UEFA Foundation for Children’s Legacy for the Future initiative, enhancing road safety for girls’ access to sport and play in Georgia and Moldova.
Micro-mobility is gaining significant momentum in Moldova’s capital city with more residents embracing sustainable forms of transport such as bicycles and e-scooters.
We are pleased to spotlight the work of the Automobile Club of Moldova (ACM) for their Youth for Safe Roads project which was launched in May 2026 with the support of Moldova’s National Youth Agency.
On 24 June 2026, representatives of the Partnership for Road Safety Foundation (PfRS) delivered a presentation to a group of 30 students and academic staff at the Faculty of Transport Systems and Mechanical Engineering of the Georgian Technical University to highlight the work of the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) and its global approach to planning, assessing, and improving infrastructure.
We are delighted to announce that Emily Carr has been appointed Director General of EASST.