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En otoño de 2021 se iniciarán otros diez proyectos de gran repercusión
El UNRSF es una asociación público-privada en rápida expansión. Los principales socios ejecutores del UNRSF son los organismos del sistema de las Naciones Unidas (incluidos ONU Medio Ambiente, el Fondo de las Naciones Unidas para la Infancia, las comisiones regionales de las Naciones Unidas, el programa de las Naciones Unidas para los asentamientos humanos y el desarrollo urbano sostenible, y muchos otros). El presupuesto de esta última ronda asciende a 4 millones de dólares (en anglais).
15 Nov 2021
A man walkiing and an oncoming vehicle

 

AFGHANISTAN

 

Strengthening technical capacity for safe street design with a focus on the needs of pedestrians and cyclists in Afghan cities.

 

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ARMENIA

 

Crafting and implementing road safety policies and new road safety database system to inform road safety decision-making.

 

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AZERBAIJAN

 

Technical support for more efficient implementation of the National Action Plan on Road Safety.

 

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COLOMBIA

 

Engaging local communities to co-design and implement participatory urban intervention strategies to improve road safety throughout several regions.

 

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ETHIOPIA, KENYA, RWANDA, MOZAMBIQUE, GUINEA

 

Expanding non-motorized transport infrastructure to other African countries.

 

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IRAN

 

Strengthening the capacity of the Iranian National Road Safety Commission as the lead national road safety agency.

 

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PARAGUAY

 

Promoting road safety and sustainable mobility for children and adolescents.

 

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PHILIPPINES

 

Expanding Safe School Zone Models in selected highly urbanized cities in the Philippines.

 

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RWANDA

 

Developing local powered two-wheeler helmet impact certification capacity to improve user head protection in crashes.

 

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TUNISIA, LEBANON, (AND QATAR as self-financing)

 

Building the data-set for the first-ever Arab Regional Road Safety Observatory.

 

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