Botnar Child Road Safety Challenge
Funded by Fondation Botnar and managed by the Global Road Safety Partnership
Fondation Botnar together with the Global Road Safety Partnership proudly conclude the Botnar Child Road Safety Challenge. The Challenge was designed to fund projects which address locally relevant road safety problems with practical, innovative, and evidence-based interventions. The Challenge built on thel recognition of population shifts to urban areas and the impact of urbanization on public health. The Challenge also recognized cities – particularly small and mid-sized cities – as great potential agents of change and incubators for innovation.
View statistics and impacts of the Challenge on our Data Visualization Platform.
Global Crash Data
Operations by type
Infrastructure remediations
Data management
Road policing
Road safety education
Speed reduction
About Fondation Botnar
The Botnar Child Road Safety Challenge (BCRSC) is a project of the Fondation Botnar, a philanthropic foundation established 2003 in Basel, Switzerland. The foundation acts as a catalyst, connecting diverse partners and investing in scalable AI and digital innovation to improve the health and well-being of children and young people in growing secondary cities around the world.
The BCRSC is designed to address locally relevant safer and sustainable mobility issues that affect children in small- and mid-sized cities in seven priority countries with practical, innovative and evidence-based interventions.
The Challenge is managed by the Global Road Safety Partnership, a hosted programme of the International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies and based in Geneva, Switzerland
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