Gambia’s 2030 Strategy includes 3-star or better target

Gambia’s 2030 Strategy includes 3-star or better target

iRAP congratulates Gambia’s Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure and the Gambian Road Safety Committee on their 2020-2030 National Road Safety Strategy with a 3-star or better targets for national highways aligned to UN Global Road Safety Performance...
FRED team back in Chad

FRED team back in Chad

iRAP Accredited Supplier FRED Engineering is returning to Chad a few months after closing a project for the EIB to undertake a World Bank funded project to perform a Road Safety Data Review and Technical Road Infrastructure Safety Study. The EIB project involved...
iRAP supports Road Sector Joint Statement for COP27

iRAP supports Road Sector Joint Statement for COP27

iRAP welcomes the signing of a Road Sector Joint Statement at COP27 this week with leading road transport organisations restating their firm commitment to effectively reduce CO2 emissions to net-zero by 2050 in line with the Paris Agreement. Achieving the UN...
UN Road Safety Fund – Apply for grants by 18 November

UN Road Safety Fund – Apply for grants by 18 November

The United Nations Road Safety Fund (UNRSF) recently announced a call inviting qualified Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from low-to-middle-income countries to submit Expressions of Interest to be considered for direct access to UNRSF grants in the future. The call...
Safer roads for Mexico in the spotlight at ANASEVI 2022

Safer roads for Mexico in the spotlight at ANASEVI 2022

The iRAP methodology and footprint of use in Mexico was recently shared at ANASEVI 2022, Mexico’s High-level Panel on Road Safety on 27 September. Edgar Zamora, iRAP’s Safer Journeys Regional Lead (The Americas) participated in Session 8: Infrastructure for Road...
India’s National Dialogue on Road Safety for Children

India’s National Dialogue on Road Safety for Children

IndiaRAP Technical Manager Jigesh Bhavsar presented at a National Dialogue on Road Safety for Children Workshop in Delhi today, marking the occasion of National Engineers Day in the country. The one-day workshop drew leading road safety stakeholders committed to...
TanRAP launched to eliminate high-risk roads in Tanzania

TanRAP launched to eliminate high-risk roads in Tanzania

TanRAP, the Tanzanian Road Assessment Programme, has been launched today in Dar es Salaam to eliminate high-risk roads and curb the more than 16,000 people who die on the country’s roads annually. The Government of Tanzania through the Ministry of Works and Transport...

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