During the Eighth Session of the Committee on Transport, UNRSF’s Nneka Henry emphasized the need for stronger partnerships and innovative funding mechanisms, such as road safety bonds, to address critical road safety challenges in the Asia-Pacific region.
With support from the UNRSF-funded ACRoS initiative, Zimbabwe is now part of a network of African cities focused on road safety. Harare recently held its first Open Street event in Budiriro, promoting safe walking and cycling and exploring low-cost safety solutions.
The Improving Road Data Systems in Brazil project, funded by the UNRSF and coordinated by PAHO, has completed its first phase. The initiative focuses on creating a data system to enhance road safety, with the goal of reducing traffic fatalities and injuries across federal, state, and municipal highways in Brazil.
The United Nations Road Safety Fund (UNRSF) hosted, with the support of MIROS and Autoliv, a session titled “Catalyzing motorcycle industry leadership on the road to Morocco” during the Conference on Asia Road Safety (CARS) 2024 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
France's pledge marks an important step towards the Road to Morocco High-Level Pledging Forum, to be held in Marrakesh in February 2025.
On World Motorcycle Day, June 21, Autoliv, Inc., the worldwide leader in automotive safety systems, and the UN Road Safety Fund (UNRSF) announced the renewal of their collaboration to enhance motorcycle safety globally.
UN Road Safety Fund and Pan American Health Organization held a side event to discuss road safety challenges in Small Island Developing States. The event highlighted the importance of strengthening emergency care systems to reduce road traffic deaths, especially among young people.
The State of Qatar has joined the UN Road Safety Fund (UNRSF), a global partnership that aims to reduce road traffic deaths and injuries, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Qatar's contribution is the first since the launch of a new effort to raise funds for the UNRSF.
UN Road Safety Fund highlights progress in its 2023 report and launches "Road to Morocco," seeking at least $30 million to fund global road safety initiatives.