{"id":3656,"date":"2023-01-10T07:55:37","date_gmt":"2023-01-09T20:55:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wordpress.temp.irap-dev.org\/launch-of-the-aime-youth-engagement-app-encourages-young-voices-to-champion-safer-mobility-in-vietnam\/"},"modified":"2026-04-30T12:40:08","modified_gmt":"2026-04-30T02:40:08","slug":"launch-of-the-aime-youth-engagement-app-encourages-young-voices-to-champion-safer-mobility-in-vietnam","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/irap.org\/nl\/launch-of-the-aime-youth-engagement-app-encourages-young-voices-to-champion-safer-mobility-in-vietnam\/","title":{"rendered":"Lancering van de AI&Me Youth Engagement App moedigt jongeren aan om veiliger mobiliteit in Vietnam te bevorderen"},"content":{"rendered":"

As part of our innovative Big Data road safety project, AI&Ik: Jongeren sterker maken voor veiligere wegen<\/em>, we are excited to launch the Youth Engagement App (YEA) pilot in Ho Chi Minh City, Pleiku City, and Yen Bai starting December 2022 to January 2023. The launch engages students from 18 project secondary schools and colleges in Vietnam on how to use the App.<\/p>\n

Verhef je stem: Een app voor jongerenbetrokkenheid voor veiligere mobiliteit<\/strong><\/p>\n

The YEA offers young people an efficient way to identify and report high-risk road conditions, providing them with a platform for their voices to be heard. Through the App, government officials will receive data as actionable recommendations to make effective and evidence-based road safety interventions. This will make it easier to identify blackspots for more in-depth analysis to determine the star ratings for school zones. Sterrenwaardering voor scholen (SR4S)<\/a> SR4S is een op bewijs gebaseerd instrument voor het meten, beheren en communiceren van de risico's waaraan kinderen worden blootgesteld op weg naar school. Het ondersteunt snelle interventies die levens redden en ernstige verwondingen vanaf dag \u00e9\u00e9n voorkomen.<\/p>\n

iRAP is supporting the three-year AI&Ik: Jongeren sterker maken voor veiligere wegen<\/em> project being delivered by AIP Foundation with the support of Stichting Botnar<\/a> \u2013 a Swiss philanthropic foundation working to improve the health and wellbeing of young people living in cities around the world \u2013 as well as the FIA Stichting<\/a> en En dat<\/a>. The Traffic Safety Committees and the Department of Education and Training of all three provinces support the launch of the App in their areas.<\/p>\n

\u201cToday is the day that students will take charge in ensuring that their cities are safe. The YEA puts young voices at the heart of solving the global road safety crisis,\u201d shares Hoang Na Huong, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at AIP Foundation.<\/p>\n

Teachers empower students to raise their voices<\/strong><\/p>\n

Prior to the launch of the YEA, AIP Foundation hosted, together with iRAP and the Ministry of Transport (MOT) the first hands-on training of the YEA to key government stakeholders and teachers \u2013 in Ho Chi Minh City, Pleiku City, and Yen Bai. The main objective was to provide an introduction to the\u00a0AI&Ik<\/em> programme as well as launch the YEA with instructions on how to use it and pass on the knowledge to their students.<\/p>\n

The capacity-building course, conducted by the iRAP team, was the first milestone for teachers to be empowered and play an active role in providing training to 1800 students from 18 pilot schools to use the App. In turn, these students will raise their voices for safer #streetsforlife. It brings us closer to our vision of a world where all neighbourhood streets are liveable, safe, sustainable, and walkable.<\/p>\n

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iRAP AI&Me Project Manager Shanna Lucchesi and Star Rating for Schools Global Coordinator Rafaela Machado with YEA Training participants<\/em><\/p>\n

\u201cThe launch of the YEA will make a big difference for our next generation in Ho Chi Minh City, Pleiku and Yen Bai. Our future belongs to the youth, so we need to hear their voices to find the best solutions to the issues they face. We can only achieve safer streets across Vietnam if we work together,\u201d shares Colonel Pham Viet Cong, from the Deputy Office Chief of National Traffic Safety Committee.<\/p>\n

AI for good: Using Big Data to save lives on the road in Vietnam<\/strong><\/p>\n

Road crashes are the leading cause of death for children and young adults aged 5-29 years globally. In Vietnam, the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimated that more than 6,200 children and youth aged 5-29 were killed in road crashes in 2019. This represents a public health crisis that disproportionately affects young people most. Road upgrades, speed management, as well as enforcement of behavioural risk factors are needed to effectively address this crisis.<\/p>\n

De\u00a0AI&Ik\u00a0<\/em>project was launched and tested in Ho Chi Minh City, Gia Lai Province, and Yen Bai Province from August to March 2021, with the possibility of scaling up to other regions and countries following successful initial trials.<\/p>\n

\u201cI think that the YEA is a fantastic tool to create safer streets in my neighborhood. With the App, I can easily alert the local authorities and let them know where there is a danger. This App makes me feel safer. It also makes me feel like I am a part of the solution, which gives me the power to make an impact,\u201d shared Dang Phan* a local youth from Nguyen Hue High School at the launch event in Yen Bai.<\/p>\n

In de afgelopen jaren is big data-technologie gebruikt om de verkeersveiligheid te transformeren door middel van voorspellende analyses, waarbij historische gegevens worden ge\u00ebvalueerd om risicovolle gebieden te identificeren. Deze kaarten stellen autoriteiten in staat om preventieve maatregelen te nemen voordat er slachtoffers vallen.\u00a0AI&Ik<\/em> programme revolutionizes road safety measures in Vietnam, paving the way for emerging technologies to address public health issues.<\/p>\n

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