Global Helmet Initiative
The new Global Helmet Vaccine Initiative launched in Moscow in November by the award winning AIP Foundation, FIA Foundation and the World Bank Global Road Safety Facility with the aim of promoting and establishing sustained helmet campaigns, combining advocacy for legislative change and political action with public awareness and distribution of helmets across the developing world has recently launched a campaign in Mumbai during Road Safety Week.
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