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Save the Nation carry out consultative meetings with commercial transport associations and consultative meetings with NGOs, civil societies, and road crash victims’ associations. We had a successful workshop with the stakeholders. Twenty-three associations participated in the
Introduction Despite efforts at the global and African levels, road safety remains a major challenge in Ethiopia and the region. The African Road Safety Day, which coincides with the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims – (WDoR) will offer that an opportunity to
Road safety in Ethiopia remains a significant concern. With the highest per capita rate of road fatalities in the African region, road deaths and injuries have doubled from some 2,161 to 4,597 in the last decade. There is thus an urgent need to recognize the worsening situation
Addis Ababa; June 11; 2013; The Bloomberg Initiative says more work needs to be done to reduce road traffic injury in the city.Coordinated by Bloomberg Initiative, they discussed with stakeholders at the Radisson blu Hotel to work harder to reduce road traffic injury.At the
The Director-General of the Addis Ababa City TMA/Traffic Management Agency, Engineer. Jiregna Hirpa, says “We all must support the #30kmph campaign” and thanked Save the Nation-Road Safety for Ethiopia the teachers and students for coming to the agency in person and asking for a
Urban Development Construction and Transport Affairs permanent Committee says traffic accidents have not been reduced as expected. The House of Peoples’ Representatives, Urban Development, Construction, and Transport Affairs Permanent Committee, while reviewing the performance
The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (WDR) is commemorated on the third Sunday of November each year – to remember the many millions killed and injured on the world’s roads, together with their families, friends and many others who are also affected. It is also
Stockholm Declaration Third Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety: Achieving Global Goals 2030 Stockholm, 19–20 February 2020 We, Ministers and Heads of Delegations as well as representatives of international, regional and sub-regional governmental and nongovernmental
Save the Nation, Honored to be invited by the Government of Sweden at the 3rd Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety 2020. The invitation doesn’t only acknowledge the contributions of NGOs in the field of road safety and making it liveable to live, but we would like also
Today we have celebrated World’s Traffic Crash Victims’ Day at Abet Hospital by visiting the victims. Abet Hospital is a hospital that receives traffic injury victims in Addis Ababa. We commemorated the day with a traffic crash victims by lighting candles, for citizens whose
Save the Nation, Team have had fruitful discussions with the Minister of Transport Her Excellency Dagmawit Moges. We have discussed the need for safe transportation and other related topics to work together to reduce the growing traffic accidents. The Minister appreciated the
On Wednesday, 11th September 2019 at 8 pm – 9 pm for a Uganda Debt Network sponsored live talk show on “Public Financing for Health & Road Infrastructure in Africa: Lessons for Uganda.”
