As they make final preparations for the Paris Olympics, Kenya’s star athletes have issued a call for action to prevent road traffic injury the number one killer of young people worldwide.

The Real Urban Emissions Initiative (TRUE) has kicked off a groundbreaking project in Kampala, Uganda, to measure on-road vehicle emissions, the first to take place in Africa.

The Institute of Policies for Transport and Development (ITDP) and the Road Safety Council of Costa Rica (COSEVI) developed a Transport Analysis Conflict (TCA) manual supported by the FIA Foundation and the Automobile Club of Costa Rica (ACCR).

The UN Environment Programme has engaged over 1,000 stakeholders to develop an action plan to raise the profile of and increase investment in active mobility in Africa.

The FIA Foundation is working with the Government of India and partners to raise political and financial support for safe and sustainable mobility both nationally and globally.

The Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) coalition has launched Walking and Cycling Regional Fact Sheets, supported by the FIA Foundation.

The Automobile Club of Moldova (ACM) has implemented road safety upgrades around three schools using iRAP’s Star Ratings for Schools (SR4S) methodology supported by the FIA Foundation through the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme.

In a Congressional briefing organized by the Association for Safe International Road Travel (ASIRT) with support from the FIA Foundation, a diverse panel of representatives from government, international organizations, philanthropy, and education sectors convened to shed light the imperative of prioritizing road safety measures for all vulnerable road users, as well as Americans abroad whose #1 killer is unsafe roads.

FIA Foundation joined Johns Hopkins University, the Institute for Transportation Engineers, and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety in sponsoring a US Vision Zero Academy.

In Mongolia, the FIA Foundation joined partners Eastern Alliance for Safe and Sustainable Transport (EASST) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in a special road safety roundtable and the launch of a new child road safety programme.