Twenty Walk Wise safety directors and seven master trainers participated in a team-building workshop to reflect on the project’s successes thus far while preparing for the program’s upcoming 23-school expansion in the coming year. The retreat also served as a platform for Walk Wise partners to increase their ownership of the program in the hopes of creating sustainable, long-lasting changes in the target communities.

AIP Foundation staff helped facilitate the event by hosting discussions on the importance of road safety education in schools. The group also participated in team-building activities that enhanced their creative problem solving skills. Walk Wise, which focuses on pedestrian safety in Kai County, is in its fourth phase of implementation.