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Updates from our campaigns, trainings, events, and road-safety tips.
Stay Informed
Updates from our campaigns, trainings, events, and road-safety tips.
The Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety (also known as ‘The Alliance’) received a generous grant from FedEx to help further develop the capacity of the 180+ Alliance members in 90 countries. The Alliance created the ‘Alliance Empowerment Program’, an overarching program that
The United States Embassy in Addis Ababa has been stead fast in giving grants support to S.N.A which is a job the NGO that has been implementing various training programs in the gulele sub-city of Addis Ababa to train primary school students in schools within the sub city. The
Road safety experience in collaboration with federal police commission traffic affairs division and IRSA the international road safety academy. The international road traffic safety academy IRSA has held an experience sharing form with federal police commission traffic affairs
Amend announce the release of a new report, Step Change: An Action Agenda on Safe Walking for Africa’s Children, that Amend has produced in collaboration with the FIA Foundation and the Global Initiative for Child Health and Mobility. This 60-page report explains how and why
SNA Executive Director Mesganw Bimrew has been selected and participated in the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road safety empowerment program which was held in Memphis, Tennessee at FedEx head quarter. The Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety launched its first Alliance
Donor: AMENED (U.S Road Safety Organization), New York. Implementer: Save the Nation (SNA). Time line: August, 2016 Survey Research was conducted on school children constituted from 3 Government schools. The survey focused on the use of mode of transport among 500
Save the Nation with the financial aid of The Fund for Global Health conducted road assessment on World Bank funded road from Aposto- Wendo to Negele 268 K.M APL3 Project the major causes of road fatalities in Southern Nations and Nationalities and Peoples Region
It is the law to buckle up, but still, many people do not fasten seat belts! On the back seats, only 1% of passengers buckle up! Seat belts are the single most effective traffic safety device for preventing death and injury. Wearing a seat belt can reduce the risk of crash
When you are driving, your brain has to deal with many things and process countless data. Alcohol affects your ability to concentrate and to make quick decisions on the road, slowing down your reaction times. The more you drink, the more your eyes stop moving completely for
When your vehicle breaks down, it can turn into a real nightmare, but performing a Pre Drive Vehicle Check potentially helps motorists to avoid a breakdown disaster nobody wants to get stranded on one of our highways or en-route to an important meeting! Motorists can determine