AfroSAFE:

Safe System for radical improvement of road safety in African countries



The fundamental objective of the AfroSAFE project is to significantly advance the spread of the Safe System mode of operation in the context of road safety initiatives in African nations. This is achieved by exposing local practitioners and decision-makers to state-of-the-art knowledge and practices in road safety management based on Safe System principles, and by supporting them by sharing knowledge, tools, and methods for road safety improvement—adapted to African conditions and in close collaboration with local actors.

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Oct 23

What is a safe speed?

András Várhelyi (Lund University) explains the concept of safe speed limits, which are a crucial part of the Safe System approach to road safety. Safe speed limits are set based on well-established tolerance levels of...
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Oct 23

AfroSAFE 2024 in Tanzania

SAVE THE DATE! The 1st AfroSAFE conference will take place on 12–14 June 2024 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The conference topic is ‘Knowledge-based traffic safety management for African countries’. Submission of abstracts will open...
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Oct 23

The link between road safety policy and research

The first webinar of AfroSAFE Academy will take place on 10 November 2023. The honoured speaker is Henk Stipdonk, the director of the Netherlands Institute for Transport Policy Analysis (KiM). Many effective and lasting road safety improvements...
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Oct 23

Welcome to AfroSAFE Academy

AfroSAFE Academy is the virtual centre of excellence in traffic safety launched by the AfroSAFE project team, in partnership with ICTCT. What is it? AfroSAFE Academy is a network of engaged scholars and practitioners with...
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Sep 23

The role of private sector engagement in road safety

Tejas Chandran, at Autoliv (an AfroSAFE partner), explains how collaboration with academia, industry, and governments is critical in order to make progress in road safety, and the main priorities which underpin Autoliv's engagements. At Autoliv, our vision...
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Sep 23

Invitation to AfroSAFE Virtual Centre of Excellence Online Workshop Wednesday, 13th September 2023

You are invited to participate in the AfroSAFE co-creation online workshop on the virtual centre of Excellence within traffic safety.What is a virtual Centre of Excellence?The Virtual Centre of Excellence is part of the capacity-building...
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Jul 23

AfroSAFE’s meeting in Ghana

In June 2023 AfroSAFE met in Accra. To foster the work on road safety in the local context, the consortium held two key activities, as well as participated in various visits and meetings. Our team...
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Jul 23

Vision Zero International Course

This course will take place in Gothenburg on 18–22 September, 2023. Organised by Trafikverket (the Swedish Transport Administration). It is highly relevant to anyone who works on road safety, such as government authorities, industry, NGOs,...
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