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'Global Youth NGO for Road Safety' Introduction to the 'Global Youth NGO for Road Safety' Floor Lieshout 24 June, Rotterdam Ladies and Gentlemen, In the first place, I would like to thank the organization for inviting me today at the world congress 2009 of the PRI. I am honoured to be here. My name is Floor Lieshout and I have the pleasure to inform you about the global youth movement for road safety. As you may know, we are in the middle of creating our own Global youth NGO for Road Safety.

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Background World Youth Assembly for Road Safety 23-24 April 2007, Geneva >200 youth delegates >100 countries Give young people a voice towards the rest of the world and adoption of Youth Declaration for Road Safety. 23 & 24 april 2007 were historical days for Youth and Road Safety. During these two days more than 200 young people our of more than 100 countries came together to talk about road safety. It was organized by the United Nations and World Health Organization to give young people a voice towards the rest of the world. Our voice was written in the Youth Declaration for Road Safety and adopted during this assembly. More information: http://www.who.int/roadsafety 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Delegates expressed their wish to create a global youth NGO for road safety. One of the outcomes from this World Youth Assembly for road safety was the wish for a global follow up. Delegates expressed their wist to create a global youth NGO for road safety. 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety 3

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Taskforce Creating a Global Youth NGO for Road Safety is easier said than done. Believe me, I can tell  Of course I can not do this alone, since I began in January this year I send several messages to all delegates from the World Youth Assembly, to check who was still involved in road safety and who was willing to help actively on the creation of this NGO. Out of many reactions we picked the best of the best and let them come over to Geneva, to the World Health Organization where I am temporarely based. There we officially formed the Taskforce on preparing the launch of the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety. As you can see we act as a for, with and from young people organization! Missing on photo: Ms N. Ghusayni, Lebanon 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Two-day workshop: 'Brainstorm sessions' During a two day workshop we had several branstrom sessions and worked very hard to shape the direction of the NGO. 3 June 2009, Bangkok Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Outcomes from first meeting of Taskforce, March 2009 Problem statement Mission statement Beliefs and values Objectives Roadmaps These were the outcomes. We created our Problem statement, Mission Statement, our Believes and Values, strategic objectives and we developed several Roadmaps. 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Problem Statement Road Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death among young people, aged 10-24 years old. Every year, road traffic crashes kill more than 400.000 young people and injure millions more. Our Problem Statement…. 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Problem Statement In order to change this situation, young people face several challenges: A lack of awareness and recognition in the world of the vulnerable position of young people in traffic. A lack of global coordination and collaboration among youth and youth-led NGO's and their road safety initiatives.Youth road safety initiatives remain small-scaled and scattered. A lack of one strong voice to advocate on the behalf of youth and road safety. A lack of resources for youth road safety programmes. A lack of capacity building. Road safety knowledge and best practices from youth initiatives are not shared in a broader network. Besides this, programmes targeting youth and road safety are commonly not evidence-based. Besides these cold statistics we face several challanges, for example… 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Beliefs and values We believe... that road crashes are preventable road safety does not stop at our borders in the high potential of youth it is young people themselves who can be at the forefront of making a difference in peer-to-peer communication These are some of our believes and values. 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Mission Statement The Global Youth NGO for Road Safety is a unique global youth led organization that acts to keep young people safe on the world’s roads. It does so by: advocating for youth related road safety issues nationally, regionally and especially globally; connecting young people and youth NGOs active in the road safety field around the world, so they can work together and easily share information and experiences; building capacity among youth in the road safety field. After identifying the problem, we figured out what we want to do about this. This is our Mission:… The Globa Youth NGO for Road Safety will focus on three things: Advocating, Connecting and sharing knowledge (expierences) and Building capacity. 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Mission: Keeping young people safe on the world’s roads. Global Youth NGO for Road Safety Mission: Keeping young people safe on the world’s roads. Advocating Connecting and sharing Capacity building World and Regional Youth Assemblies for Road Safety Create a mechanism (platform) where young people can easily share knowledge and experiences. Develop Twinning programmes and trainings to learn and model from the road safety successes in other countries. Lobby continuously to bring attention to youth and road safety problems and ask support INPUT @ UNRSC Set up, maintain and expand gobal youth network 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety How to participate? Global youth network for road safety Young people/ youth NGO’s in more than 45 countries Grow to 100 countries in 2010 Do you know a youth-led NGO for road safety in your country? 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety

Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety How to participate? Talk about us Ask them to contact me: Mr Floor Lieshout Tel. direct: +41 22 791 2246 Fax direct: +41 22 791 4489 E-mail: lieshoutf@who.int www.who.int/roadsafety/youth_network 24 June 2009, Rotterdam Introduction to the Global Youth NGO for Road Safety