Safe & Efficient Urban Mobility for Africa
The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the International Road Federation (IRF Global) have joined hands for a new training program designed to improve safe & sustainable urban transport planning and project preparation for African cities.
This program consists of e-learning seminars and instructor-led workshops designed to equip your city and agency with the tools to conduct analysis of issues related to urban mobility, traffic management, and road safety and formulate action plans.
Download a copy of the City Diagnostic & Action Plan template.
| Tuesday, January 24 at 13:00 GMT | Program Orientation Webinar | watch recording here |
| Thursday, February 2 at 13:00 GMT | Preparing Traffic Impact Assessments | watch recording here |
| Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 13:00 GMT | Designing Safe Cities for Non- Motorized Transport | watch recording here |
| Thursday, March 2 at 13:00 GMT | Conducting Traffic Impact Assessments | watch recording here |
| Wednesday, March 8 at 13:00 GMT | Establishing Municipal Road Safety Strategies | watch recording here |
Additional Reading
Urban & Municipal Development Fund
Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) Guideline for Cities in Africa
Road Safety Strategies for African Cities
Streets for Walking & Cycling: Designing for safety, accessibility and Comfort in African Cities
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