UN Road Safety Fund supporting new programmes
Following on from winning a Prince Michael Award last year of the UNRSF supported-project in Tanzania now new programmes In Armenia and Zambia are active
There are others mentioned in the 2023 Annual Report which can be downloaded here.
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