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Page 1: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for

Road Safety and Road Victims7-8 May 2009

Brussels, Belgium

Introduction of participating agencies

Page 2: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Drive AliveSouth Africa

• Advocacy towards school children and general public through various media

• National campaign for reflective school uniforms

• Road safety education through theatre

• Lobbied for raising penalties for drunken and reckless driving

Page 3: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Mothers Against Drunk DrivingCanada

• Advocacy towards general public through various media on dangers of drinking and driving

• Victims services• Campaign 911 to report suspected drunk

drivers• Lobbied for legislation for 0.00 BAC

restriction for all drivers under 21 years of age

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No a Conducir EbrioMexico

• Advocacy towards general public through various media on dangers of drinking and driving

• Victims services

• Supports citizen vigilance programme through alcohol checkpoints in Monterrey

• Lobbied for legislation to establish 0.08 BAC limit and related fines and penalties

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Umma wa Wapanda BaiskeliTanzania

• Advocacy towards cyclists and general public to promote cycling and cycling safety in Dar Es Salaam

• Capacity building for cyclists to understand and advocate for their rights

• Courses on cycling safety for school students

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

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ConcienciaMexico

• Weekly publication in current affairs in Guadalajara

• Dedicated section on road traffic injury prevention

• Addresses issues around legislation and corruption as relates to enforcement

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Youth Task ForceIndia

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Campaign to promote use of zebra crossings

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims and related web site

Page 8: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Hikmat Road Safety Jordan

• Advocacy towards general public

• Serves as link between private companies and local administrations to raise funds for targeted road safety projects around specific schools, residences and neighbourhoods

• Supported preparation of national road safety strategy

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Laser International Senegal

• Advocacy towards general public

• Organizes sub-regional road safety fora in Africa

• Hosts annual road safety film festival

• Supported preparation of Senegal's national road safety plan

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German Road Safety CouncilGermany

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Develops tailored road safety programmes for children, the elderly, drivers, cyclists…

• Contributes to harmonization of road safety efforts across various levels (local, state, national and European Union)

Page 11: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Fondei Ma BoriNiger

• Advocacy towards youth, teachers, taxi drivers and general public

• Promotes and presented Youth Declaration for Road Safety to Prime Minister on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

• Training young road safety advocates• Support youth in Benin, Burkina Faso and

Senegal

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AmendUnited States

• Supports a low-cost approach to programme development in Ghana and Tanzania

• Primary school road safety instruction

• Social marketing of reflectors for primary school children

• Programme implementation and evaluation based on science and action

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Association for Safe International Road Travel

United States• Advocacy towards diplomats, students

abroad, tourists and general public• Created the Congressional Caucus on

Global Road Safety• Lobbied Congress for resolution on World

Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

• Advises and partners with NGOs in developing countries

Page 14: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Chariots of DestinyKenya

• Advocacy towards general public through various media on road safety and accessible transport for people with spinal injuries

• Victims services• Led Make Road Safe campaign with more

than 10,000 signatories• World Day of Remembrance for Road

Traffic Victims

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Luchemos por la VidaArgentina

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Primary school road safety training

• Lobbied for creation of a National Traffic Safety Agency and various traffic legislation

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

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Prevencion de Accidentes de Trafico

Spain• Advocacy towards general public through

various media

• Victims services

• Implicated Head of State and Prime Minister in placing road safety on their agenda

• Lobbied for various traffic legislation

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Responsible Young DriversBelgium

• Advocacy towards young drivers and general public through various media

• Peer to peer education in schools, nightclubs and around youth related events

• European Night Without Accident

• HEROES European network of young road safety advocates

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Association Nationale des Victimes de la Route

Luxemburg• Victims services

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Telephone help line for victims

• Lobbied for legislation to establish 0.05 BAC limit and related fines and penalties

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Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents

United Kingdom• Advocacy towards general public on the

promotion of safety

• In road safety, supports efforts to improve the standard of driving and riding

• Supports at-work road safety initiatives

• In 1981 lobbied for amendment to transport bill making seat-belt wearing compulsory

Page 20: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Hellenic Association for Road Traffic Victim Support

Greece

• Victims services

• Advocacy towards school children and general public through various media

• Development of educational materials

• Established local Road Safety Committee

Page 21: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Global Transport Knowledge Partnership

• Network of transport-related organizations, policy-makers, experts and others working to make effective use of international transport knowledge

• Offers free access to sector experts

• One stop shop for quality transport knowledge

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Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards

• Award scheme hosted by HRH Prince Michael of Kent to recognize achievements and innovations in road safety since 1987

• Awardees gain favourable publicity resulting in increases in investment by governments

• Winning schemes often replicated in other countries

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South Africans Against Drunk Driving

South Africa• Advocacy towards general public through

various media on dangers of drinking and driving

• Offers responsible drinking and driving courses to university students

• 2006 recipient of the Road Safety Achievement of the Year Award

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You Are What U DoGreece

• Advocacy towards teachers and general public

• Lobbied for conviction of Greece in European Court for illegally allowing installation of huge advertising posters

• Organized mass movement against the construction of highways which do not meet international safety standards

Page 25: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Campaign for Travellers Safety Trust

Tanzania• Advocacy towards public transport

passengers, school children and general public through various media

• Primary school road safety instruction• Sensitize public transport passengers on

their rights, in particular in the event of a crash

• Collect and disseminate information about road safety

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Asia Injury Prevention Foundation

Viet Nam• Advocacy towards school children and

general public through various media• Lobbied for 2007 helmet law leading to

near universal use of helmets and a reduction of 12% in fatalities in 2008

• Since 1999 distributed nearly 450,00 helmets to school children

• Expanding operations to Cambodia and Thailand

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Al Mustadaama SustainabilityOman

• Advocacy towards school children, university students and general public through various media

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

• Host of a multimedia Arabic/English web site, unique in the Arab world

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Project C.A.R.E.S.Philippines

• Advocacy towards general public on range of safety, health and environmental issues

• In road safety, supports self-sustaining community outreach activities

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

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NAH Zorg Netherlands

• Victims services agency with a national network of experts

• Advocacy towards school students with victims as guest speakers in class rooms

• Supports regional "cafes" where victims and families can share grief and plan future

• Supported establishment of a "hotel" for victims and families

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European Transport Safety Council

• Advocacy towards European Union and general public through identification and promotion of best practice

• Lobbies for legislation, most recently the Infrastructure Safety Directive

• Contributed to European Union Road Safety Action Programme with targets for 2020

• Lobbies European Union for increased support to NGOs

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RoadPeaceUnited Kingdom

• Victims services through helpline, guides on post crash legal procedures, and internet and road side memorials

• Advocacy towards justice sector and general public through various media

• Campaigned against requirement for four fatal crashes before fixed speed camera could be considered (2006)

• Lobbied for inclusion of death and serious injury in careless driving charge (2008)

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AsotransitoVenezuela

• Advocacy towards general public

• Victims services

• Primary school road safety instruction

• Offered defensive driving courses to more than 500 drivers to date

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Road and Safety Association Poland

• Advocacy towards school children and general public through various media

• Victims services, including providing equipment to first responders

• "Road Accidents – Let's Talk" two-day national activity for students

• Equipped medical rescue units with orthopaedic collars

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Safety AllianceNigeria

• Advocacy towards school students and general public through various media

• Partners with Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards to identify awardees

• Lobbied for seat-belt and helmet laws

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

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Association of Families of Road Traffic Victims

Croatia• Victims services• Advocacy towards school students and

general public through various media• School road safety instruction• Created "New Approach to Road Safety"

document, inspired by Vision Zero, and presented to Prime Minister, parliament and relevant ministers

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Safe Journey InstituteSlovenia

• Advocacy towards school students and general public through various media

• Victims services

• School road safety instruction around specific risks

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Injuries

Page 37: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Handicap International

• Advocacy towards general public on range of disability issues

• Victims services, in particular towards people with disabilities

• In road safety, works in South-East Asia since 2000 on information systems, development and dissemination of educational materials, trauma care, and campaigns around specific risks

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Association for Safe International Road Travel

Kenya

• Advocacy towards school students, public transport passengers and general public through various media

• Conducted study on ways to empower public transport passengers

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, in 2008 a nationally televised multi-sectoral event involving the former President and other sectors

Page 39: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

El-ElyonNigeria

• Advocacy towards school students, unions of road transport owners and workers and general public through various media

• School road safety instruction

• Lobbies government on the need for road signs

• Pioneered use of retro-reflective tape on all categories of vehicles in Nigeria

Page 40: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

European Cyclists' Federation

• Advocacy towards cyclists and general public to promote cycling and cycling safety

• Advocates for consideration of cyclists' needs in all aspects of transport planning and management, environment, safety and health

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

Page 41: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

SecurouteCameroun

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Victims services

• Lobbied for radars, alcohol checkpoints, speed bumps and other interventions

• Supported adoption of national road safety strategy and five-year plan of action

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Vida UrgenteBrazil

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Mobilization of 15,000 volunteers in 27 Brazilian states since 1997

• Peer to peer education in schools, nightclubs and around youth related events

• Lobbied for banning of alcohol in convenience stores and petrol stations

Page 43: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Gonzalo Rodriguez Memorial Foundation

Uruguay• Advocacy towards school children and

general public on range of safety, health and development issues

• In road safety, offers "Edu-Car" programme for school children

• Lobbied with School Transport Union for three point seat-belts

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

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ArriveSafeIndia

• Advocacy towards school children and general public through various media

• Host of "Collision Course" documentary

• Development and dissemination of educational materials, including "Your Child's Road Safety Handbook"

• Recipient of Prince Michael International Road Safety Award 2006

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International Federation of Pedestrians

• Advocacy towards pedestrians and general public to promote walking and pedestrian safety

• An umbrella organization of national and local pedestrian organizations

• Sensitize pedestrians on their rights

• Active participant of Working Party on Road Safety of the UNECE

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johanna.beBelgium

• Advocacy towards pedestrians and general public to promote walking and pedestrian safety

• Emphasis on local initiatives, for public footpaths and right-of-way for pedestrians and cyclists and other improvements in infrastructure

• Offers a web space for sharing information on ways to improve pedestrian safety

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Associazione Italiana Familiari e Vittime della Strada

Italy

• Victims services

• Advocacy towards general public

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

• Lobbied for greater justice for victims, leading to concrete changes in 2008

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Spanish Association for the Study of Spinal Injuries

Spain

• Advocacy towards general public

• Conducts original research on road traffic injury causes and consequences

• "It Can Happen To You" prevention campaign and road show already known by 2,000,000 young people across Spain

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Federation of European Motorcyclists' Associations

• Advocacy towards motorcyclists and general public to promote riders' interests

• Lobbying towards the European Commission, Members of the European Parliament and other groups

• Works with European Standardization Committee to improve testing of road restraint systems (guardrails)

• Co-organized with OECD first global meeting on motorcycle safety

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La Prévention Routière Internationale

• Advocacy towards general public• Hosting of global and regional road safety

congresses• Development and dissemination of

educational materials, including road safety course for VAMOS Project (Volunteers Always on the Move for Road Safety) to build capacity of volunteer networks

Page 51: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

European Federation of Road Traffic Victims

• Advocacy towards general public, in particular for rights and justice for victims

• Represents victims at Working Party on Road Safety of the UNECE, European Transport Safety Commission, UN Road Safety Collaboration and other bodies

• Conducted research on causes for decline in standard of living and quality of life for victims and families

• Called for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

Page 52: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Families and Victims of Traffic Accidents

Argentina

• Advocacy towards general public, in particular for rights and justice for victims

• Support passing of relevant legislation

• Lobbied against installation of huge advertising posters on main street in Buenos Aires

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Prompt Assistance to Victims of Road Accidents

Nigeria

• Advocacy towards general public, in particular for prompt emergency trauma care

• Offers first aid courses to date to 100,000 petrol station attendants and other road users in 100 locations

• Organizes the award-winning "Carry First Aid Box" campaign, which supports national first aid policy

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Youth Association for Social Awareness

Lebanon

• Advocacy towards general public

• Lobbies for new traffic law to replace outdated law enacted in 1960s

• Development and dissemination of educational materials, including curriculum for driver education in Lebanon and Syria

Page 55: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Gesellschaft fur Ursachenforschung bei Verkehrsunfallen

Germany

• Advocacy towards general public• Network of independent experts and

scientists in the field of road safety and mobility generally

• Specializes in crash analyses• Founded the first interdisciplinary

congress on road safety in Germany, with experts from health, transport, law, psychology, technology and politics

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DignitasGermany

• Victims services• Advocacy towards general public, in

particular for improved legal response for victims including compensation

• Lobbied for a range of road safety legislation, in particular for children and people with disabilities

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

Page 57: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Lacrima RutieraRomania

• Advocacy towards general public

• Lobbies for improvements in infrastructure and adoption and enforcement of legislation

• Lobbies against corruption in granting of drivers licenses

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

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Mothers Against Drunk DrivingUSA

• Advocacy towards general public through various media on dangers of drinking and driving

• Victims services

• Lobbied legislation for 0.08 BAC limit signed in 2000

• Since 2006 "Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving"

Page 59: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Familiares y Amigos de las Victimas de la Tragedia de Santa Fe

Argentina

• Advocacy towards general public through various media and public figures, including musicians, actors, journalists and others

• Supported creation of National Agency for Road Safety

• Lobbied for a range of road safety legislation

Page 60: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Ouders van Verongelukte Kinderen/Parents d'Enfants Victimes de la Route

Belgium

• Victims services• Calls for creation of a long-term

government policy for the humane treatment of road victims and their families

• 2002 launch by the Belgian government of a 50% fatality reduction target over 10 years

• 2007 launch by the Flemish government of Rondpunt

Page 61: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Patronato Juan AngelMexico

• Advocacy towards general public on range of safety and health issues

• In road safety, lobbied for drinking and driving legislation in the State of Nuevo Leon

• Supports creation of chapters of anti drinking and driving organizations in other States

• Development and dissemination of educational materials

Page 62: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Suat Ayöz Trafik Mağdurları Derneği

Turkey• Victims services

• Advocacy towards general public through various media

• Produced guide for victims with essential information on steps to take following a crash

• Establishing a telephone help line for victims

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Vereniging VerkeersslachtoffersNetherlands

• Victims services

• Advocacy towards general public through various media, in particular for improved response for victims from insurers

• Celebrated 14th annual day of remembrance for victims

• Supported development of a code of conduct for insurers

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RondpuntBelgium

• Victims services• Improves attitudes, knowledge and

cooperation on provision of services to victims and related facilities and procedures

• Media campaign on consequences of road crashes

• Web site and guide for victims on aftercare for victims

Page 65: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Associação de Cidadãos Auto-Mobilizados

Portugal

• Advocacy towards general public on rights and safety for all road users

• Victims services• Campaign "Stop Black Spots on the Road"• Creation of Estrada Viva, network of 35

national injury prevention NGOs, and related International Coalition Against Road Trauma

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Ukranian Road Safety Association

Ukraine

• Advocacy towards young drivers and general public through various media

• Lobbies on a range of road safety legislation

• Hosted two international roundtable discussions with many sectors issues drawing large media attention

Page 67: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Traffic Accident Victims NetJapan

• Victims services, including counselling for victims by volunteer counsellors/attorneys

• Works to improve the current system relating to traffic crimes

• Advocates for reconsideration of the vehicle-centred society

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

Page 68: Global Meeting of NGOs Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims 7-8 May 2009 Brussels, Belgium Introduction of participating agencies.

Jane and Justice Foundation

• Advocacy through general public through various media

• Supports government on its public campaigns in particular towards drivers of public transport vehicles

• Provides first aid training to populations along highways

• Marks dangerous spots on the roads

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Global Road Safety Partnership

• Partnership of governments, NGOs and private sector

• Builds sustainable local partnerships to influence, plan, deliver and evaluate good practice initiatives

• With FIA Foundation/WHO/World Bank, develops and supports uptake of road safety manuals through development of action plans, professional training and demonstration projects