Establishment
Road safety Action International is established as a community of action-oriented road safety advocates determined in taking concrete road safety actions that will better the road environment for all road users.
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Road safety Action International is established as a community of action-oriented road safety advocates determined in taking concrete road safety actions that will better the road environment for all road users.
A world that is free of road accidents related death and injuries.
Promote and enhance road safety worldwide.
Safe roads save lives.
A significant reduction of road accidents, and their negative impacts.
i. Establish a safe road environment for all road users.
ii. Provide general road safety awareness and education.
iii. Implementation and enforcement of improved traffic laws and regulations for safer roads.
iv. Enhance effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of RSAI.
Essential Documents & Websites for Road Safety Knowledge
GRSF provides funding, knowledge, and technical assistance designed to scale-up the efforts of low- and middle-income countries to build their scientific, technological managerial and delivery capacities for road safety.
Africa’s sustainable growth hinges on science, technology, and innovation
iRAP is a registered charity dedicated to saving lives by removing dangerous roads.
Road traffic crashes result in the deaths of approximately 1.3 million people around the world each year and leave between 20 and 50 million people with non-fatal injuries.
The Global status report on road safety 2023 provides a comprehensive overview of progress made during the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011-2020 and sets a baseline for the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030.
Africa has the highest proportion of pedestrian and cyclist mortalities, with 44% of deaths.
Pedestrians are vulnerable road users with a high risk of catastrophic injury or death in motor vehicle accidents.
Our Team
As the Executive Director of Road Safety Action International (RSAI), Eric Gabriel Jenn-Judgges work is to develop a full strategy for implementation of road safety programs and projects that improve road safety across Liberia. His passion for social change and impacts it creates is the driving force for the work he does at RSAI. Eric is a transport specialist, a geotechnical engineer, and an infrastructure policy practitioner. His works cover efficient transport system design and management, transport institutional reform, traffic optimization, transport economics and preparation of broader infrastructure strategies. Eric has worked extensively in both the public and private sector and across the continent. Eric holds a MSc in Road Management and Engineering from the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, a MEng in Geotechnical Engineering and a BSc in Civil Engineering.
Cosmas has 15 years of progressive professional experience working as a banker and has developed policies, offering management services to other clients in the business community serving in different capacities. He has Practical experience in understanding the dynamics of business needs, with hands-on finance and marketing, managerial skills, business development, credit administration, risk management, and broadcasting among others. Cosmas hopes to join a team that allows him to use his knowledge and experience to support genuine business development, project management, financial systems, and reforms that are centered on sustainability and growth.
Emmanuel Jallah is the National Coordinator for Data Insight (NCDI) at Road Safety Action International. His work is to collect information that are relevant for road safety improvements. His department works closely with multi-laterial development entitieis such as the World Bank, African Deveopment Bank and international NGOs such as the World Health Organization (WHO) etc. He is responsible for collecting sensitive road data, such as pedestrian risk data, which highlights the different levels of risk pedestrians are faced with when using urban roads. He holds an Associate of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the Stella Maris Polytechnic.
Tim N. Telyon is obsessed with all things about Civil and transportation engineering. Since February 2019, he has been a highway engineer at the Ministry of Public Works in Liberia, where he has focused his time on general management functions, technical duties, and supervisory functions. While at the Ministry of Public Works, his biggest accomplishment has been the maintenance and upgrading of the U.N. Drive corridor, which increased my interest in the highway sector. Prior to picking up this role, he was at L'Shield Inc., where he spent 3 years implementing civil works (vertical structures) for the company and its clients. This role resulted in expanding his building construction knowledge. Beyond the realm of engineering, he is a road safety professional, bringing expertise in risk management, monitoring and evaluation, and project planning and management to the table. My multifaceted background allows me to approach challenges with a holistic perspective, ensuring effective and sustainable solutions.
Contact Us
Building # 2, Harmon Compound, Congo Town, Monrovia Liberia
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