Mobility is at the heart of our daily lives.  We move to go to school, work, meet family and friends. Yet, this essential right remains unequal. For millions around the world, safe mobility is a distant dream, creating barriers to education, opportunity, and even survival. At AIP Foundation, we bridge this gap. We are a

AIP Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives on the roads and increasing access to safe, equitable, and sustainable mobility for all. Beyond empowering the underserved road user communities, AIP Foundation tackles injustice related to youth engagement, workers’ rights, gender equality, and environmental issues. The United Nations has set an ambitious target of

The United Nations has set an ambitious target of reducing deaths and injuries from road crashes under Sustainable Development Goals 3.6.   At AIP Foundation, we are proud to share that – beyond road safety – our inclusive and targeted programs pave the way to sustainable changes related to 11 out of 17 SDGs.  

The road crash crisis has been neglected for far too long and treated in isolation. Addressing it is critical for both sustainable development and human rights. This year, we bring you our 2020 Impact Report demonstrating how our work integrates with Sustainable Development Goals. With your unwavering support, we served over 6.5 million people.

Over the past twenty years, AIP Foundation has been guided by our mission to protect the most vulnerable road users, and to deliver those life-saving interventions across low- and middle-income countries. Throughout 2019, AIP Foundation collaborated with road safety advocates all over the world to advance the 2030 development agenda, and expanded our programming to

In 2018, we completed our 19th year of saving lives in low- and middle-income countries. Our diverse programs – ranging from advocating on behalf of garment and footwear factory workers and educating underserved ethnic minority communities, to empowering university students to act as ambassadors for their peers – spanned five countries. In Cambodia, China, Myanmar,

In 2017, we celebrated our 18th year of saving lives in low- and middle-income countries. Our programs – ranging from advocating on behalf of garment and footwear factory workers and educating underserved ethnic minority communities, to empowering university students to act as ambassadors for their peers – extended across five countries. We distributed 25,572 quality

In 2016, we celebrated our 17th year of saving lives in low- and middle-income countries. Our diverse programs – ranging from developing truck driving trainings and educating children, to empowering the media and advocating local governments – spanned four countries. We distributed 17,444 quality helmets during the 2015-2016 school year, and worked with more than

AIP Foundation ends its 16th year with exciting progress towards making roads safe. This year, we saw a major shift in the global prioritization of road safety. The United Nations (UN) included two key targets for reducing road deaths and injuries in its post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals. AIP Foundation made strides towards improving road safety,

The year 2014 marked 15 years of AIP Foundation’s work to prevent road crash fatalities and injuries worldwide. Gaining momentum, AIP Foundation celebrated many achievements in making roads safer during 2014. We continued developing effective programs based on proven methods that provide life-saving skills to vulnerable road users and strengthened relationships with governments to advance