From 8 to 14th of May will be held the Fourth UN Global Road Safety Week. On this occasion, the Director of the Department of Management of NCD, Disability, Violence and Injury Prevention at the World Health Organization, to share his insights on the major progresses and challenges of the Decade of action for road […]
On this 4th Global UN road safety week, Stephanie Aketch, Regional Road Safety Project Manager for Handicap International in Kenya, is sharing important messages to address this major public health challenge.
Today starts the Fourth UN Global Road Safety Week! It will focus on speed management.
Handicap International developed a policy paper based on its experience working closely with public authorities and civil society to improve the road safety sector in several countries.
Shoudchai Phanthavong was involved in a road traffic crash, at 29 years old. She has vivid memory of the post-crash scene, where 6 of her friends died for lack of emergency care.
Today, 20th of November, is dedicated to remembering the millions killed or injured in road crashes, their families and communities. It is also an opportunity to reflect on a safer road system.
Following the celebration of the first ever World Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Day, Eric Weerts, Technical Referent on Emergency and Rehabilitation at Handicap International, has accepted to answer a few questions.
Join Handicap International’s Antony Duttine (@antduttine) and Davide Olchini as they blog from the World Health Assembly, taking place in Geneva this week May 23-27.
Join Handicap International’s Antony Duttine (@antduttine) and Davide Olchini as they blog from the World Health Assembly, taking place in Geneva this week May 23-27.