Encuentro para la Innovación en Educación Vial
El viernes 2 de diciembre tuvo lugar el Primer Encuentro para la Innovación en Educación Vial que organizamos en el marco del proyecto internacional IMPACT del que formamos parte.
Más de 100 personas asistieron al Encuentro que se propuso ser un espacio de intercambio de prácticas en Educación Vial entre diversos actores que trabajan la temática. Como también, un espacio de puesta en práctica de los conceptos de Educación Vial a través de diferentes talleres con propuestas de aprender-haciendo.
El Encuentro contó con exposiciones de organizaciones internacionales: Safe Kids China, HAHA Association de Bulgaria, IMPACT, y Responsible Young Drivers de Bélgica. Como también, de diversas organizaciones nacionales y actores de la seguridad vial en Argentina: Compromiso Vial; Conduciendo a Conciencia; Sistemas Reid; el Legislador Maximiliano Sahonero; Paula Bisiau, Subsecretaria de Movilidad Sustentable de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires; y Juan Manuel “Cochito” López, corredor de autos. Todos ellos compartieron sus experiencias y actividades para acercar la seguridad vial a los jóvenes.
El objetivo del Primer Encuentro para la Innovación en Educación Vial fue repensar las formas actuales de acercar la seguridad vial a los jóvenes, y encontrar y compartir experiencias innovadoras.
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IMPACT 2nd ACTION—Action in East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST)
Date: Nov.11, 2016 Participants: 200 The ACTION was designed by the 20 animators from ECUST. They invited police to join the ACTION with lectures and interactive practice games on 6 safe-driving behaviors.
IMPACT 2nd ACTION—Action in Changchun University of Science and Technology (CUST)
Date: Nov.10, 2016 Participants: 600 The ACTION was designed by the 20 animators from CUST with the theme as Safe-driving, I Swear. They organized the ACTION with outdoor interactive practice games on 6 safe-driving behaviors. It was the first time that IMPACT entering CUST. The ACTION was very welcomed by youth participants.
IMPACT 2nd ACTION—Action in Nanjing University of Aero and Astronautics(NUAA)
Date: Nov.5, 2016 Participants: 900 The ACTION was designed by the 20 animators from NUAA with the theme as Safety with Emotion. They organized the ACTION with indoor lectures and the outdoor interactive practice games on 6 safe-driving behaviors. It was the first time that IMPACT entering NUAA. The ACTION was very welcomed by youth participants, including the foreign students.
IMPACT 2nd ACTION—Action in Suzhou University (SU)
Date: Oct.14, 2016 Participants: 500 Activity description: A grant lecture has conducted in Suzhou university with 500 participants. Safe Kids youth worker gave the training. After the lecture, the 20 animators organized the interactive practice games on 6 safe-driving behaviors.
IMPACT 2nd ACTION—Launch Event at Baodi Square in Shanghai
Date: Sept.20, 2016 Participants: 200 The 2nd ACTION of IMPACT program launched in combination with the 5th anniversary of the Youth safe-driving program. 20 animators in Shanghai together with other youth participants enjoyed the ceremony following the 6 interactive practices on 6 safe-driving behaviors: No Drink Driving, No Speeding, Be Seen No Distraction, Safe Start Using Safety Belt, No Road Rage.
ICTCT Extra Workshop in Beijing
The IMPACT project hosted a special session during the ICTCT extra workshop “Cyclists and planning for cyclists” held in Beijing, China on 26 and 27 of April 2016. The project consortium representatives showcased the project achievements in front of leading European and Chinese researchers as well as students from the Beijing University of Technology. The presentations can be downloaded from http://www.ictct.org/workshops/past-workshops/x-ictct-extra-workshop-beijing-china/
Action in Plovdiv
The fifth action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2016 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Plovdiv, from 11:00 o'clock on the 28th of April 2016. A total of 63 people, out of which 43 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Action in Stara Zagora
The fourth action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2016 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Stara Zagora, from 15:00 o'clock on the 27th of April 2016. A total of 94 people, out of which 51 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Action in Yambol
The third action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2016 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Yambol, from 11:00 o'clock on the 27th of April 2016. A total of 61 people, out of which 41 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Action in Kardjali
The second action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2016 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Kardjali, from 11:00 o'clock on the 26th of April 2016. A total of 68 people, out of which 37 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Action in Smolyan
The first action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2016 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Smolyan, from 11:00 o'clock on the 25th of April 2016. A total of 50 people, out of which 33 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Run for road safety
On the third day of joint IMPACT activities in Shanghai (23rd of April), the project partners' representatives took part in a open space event, organized by the Shanghai ZhaBei Huatong Injury Prevention Consulting Center and the Shanghai Traffic Police. The rain could not stop the fun in running to complete all road safety challenges. The event was featured on the International Channel Shanghai TV. See https://www.facebook.com/openyouthbg/videos/1195728463772891/
Open public seminar
Following the Midterm project partners' meeting, an Open public seminar was held in Shanghai on the 22nd of April 2016 in the framework of the IMPACT project. During the seminar the partners' representatives had the opportunity to showcase their achievements in front of road safety stakeholders from the Shanghai Traffic Police, the Shanghai Center for Disease Control, university teachers and students.
Midterm meeting
The IMPACT project Midterm meeting took place on the 21st of April 2016 in Shanghai, China. It will be hosted by the Shanghai ZhaBei Huatong Injury Prevention Consulting Center. All project partners sent their coordinators to share their experience from the first year project implementation and to discuss initial project strategies for continuation of IMPACT.
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First Implementation of IMPACT in China Officially Kicks Off in Synergizing with the Fourth Youth Safe-Driving Program sponsoring by Continental China
- The first implementation of IMPACT program in China officially kicks off.
- The Fourth Continental Youth Safe-Driving Program get started at the same time in synergizing with IMPACT in China.
- Thanks for Continental’s long-term cooperation with Safe Kids (China) and contribute to road safety in China.
- The concept of “Safe Driving” was transformed into interactive activities during the program to more effectively communicate the principles of road safety to participants
Shanghai, China, 25 October 2015 - Today, the Sino-European program named IMPACT officially kicked off its first implementation in Shanghai, China. The program was synergizing with the Fourth Youth Safe-Driving Program sponsoring by Continental, a leading technology company. Attending the ceremony were representatives from the Shanghai Municipal Committee of Spiritual Civilization Construction Office, Communist Youth League Shanghai Municipal Committee, Traffic Police Corps of Shanghai Public Security Bureau, as well as university volunteers, Safe Kids (China), and around 1,000 Continental employees and families. Dr. Ralf Cramer, Member of the Executive Board of Continental AG and President & CEO of Continental China, commented: "Continental has always advocated the 'Safety for Everyone' concept. While we focus on the innovation of safety products and technologies, we continue to emphasize safe driving in our public-interest communications in a bid to popularize the idea of ‘safe driving’ and deliver safer driving experiences to consumers. With the Youth Safe-Driving Training Program, we hope to strengthen our long-term cooperation with Safe Kids (China) and contribute to road safety in China to realize 'Vision Zero' – a future without road accidents."
The concept of “Safe Driving” was transformed into interactive activities during the program to more effectively communicate the principles of road safety to participants. The traffic police is invited to share traffic safety knowledge with the young people present, stressing the idea of road safety, as well as promoting the principles and self-discipline of safe driving. Volunteers from universities in Shanghai acted as ambassadors for interactive onsite activities, encouraging more people to realize the importance of safe driving and grasp the value of correct driving habits. The Youth Safe-Driving Program aims to raise young drivers' road safety awareness and promote proper safe driving habits to reduce traffic injuries. Guided by the theme “Be a Responsible Young Driver”, the program encourages young people to understand and experience the concept of "safe driving" by learning five safe driving habits: no alcohol driving, no speeding, no distractions, driveway safety and use safety belt. According to a study on global road safety by the World Health Organization (WHO), road traffic injuries are the leading cause of death among young people aged 15–29 years. In China, almost one out of every two victims killed in traffic accidents is a young person, according to data released in 2012 by the China Traffic Management Bureau. Continental conducted a Youth Safe Driving Awareness and Behavior Survey in cooperation with Safe Kids (China) in 2014. The results show nearly half of interviewees agree that road accidents are preventable, and nearly 80 percent of them agree that addressing drunk driving and speeding can effectively reduce road injuries. However, nearly 50 percent of young interviewees had been a passenger in a vehicle operated by a drunk driver. The survey demonstrates the necessity of continuing to educate young people and promote safe-driving awareness. Ms. Monica Cui, Chief Representative and Executive Director of Safe Kids (China), said: "We strongly believe there are no 'accidental' accidents, but there are preventable injuries. In the past three years, we have seen improvements in the safe driving cognition and behavior of the young people who were involved in the project. By promoting this program, we hope to prevent traffic accidents by helping more young people and the public develop safe driving habits."
About the Youth Safe-Driving Program
Started in 2012 by Continental and Safe Kids Worldwide, the Youth Safe-Driving Program aims to raise young drivers‘ road safety awareness and promote proper safe driving habits that reduce traffic injuries under the theme “Be a Responsible Young Driver.“ The Program was launched in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Hangzhou and Lianyungang，benefited over Over 43,600 young people in the past three years. With the support of the Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, this program is also held at driver examination stations in Shanghai.
Action in Vidin
The fifth action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2015 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Vidin from 11:00 o'clock on the 25th of September 2015. A total of 28 people, out of which 11 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Action in Montana
The fourth action, part of the "Drive responsibly and courteously" 2015 campaign in Bulgaria, took part in Montana from 15:00 o'clock on the 24th of September 2015. A total of 63 people, out of which 28 young road users, took part in the joint action of the Bulgarian Traffic Police and the iRED youth workers and animators.
Actividad en Vratsa
Actividad en Pernik
Acción en el condado de Sofía
Capacitación de IMPACT en Vidin, Bulgaria
La última capacitación en el marco de este proyecto fue dad en Vidin, Bulgaria el 10 de julio de 2015. Además de los tres trabajadores jóvenes de iRed, participaron cinco animadores.
Capacitación de IMPACT en Bruselas, Bélgica
El 3 de julio de 2015, los capacitadores de iRed llevaron a cabo la preparación de los jóvenes trabajadores y animadores en Burselas. Esta fue la capacitación con más participantes, siendo 15 en total, incluyendo dos entrenadores de iRed, cuatro trabajadores jóvenes de RYD y siete animadores. Además, se tuvo el honor de recibir a dos representantes de la Comisión Europea.
Capacitación de IMPACT en Shangai, China
La capacitación de IMPACT en Shanghai, China, tuvo lugar el 18 de mayo de 2015. Los dos preparadores de iRed trabajaron con un grupo motivado del equipo de ZBH de cinco animadores y tres trabajadores jóvenes. Además, se organizó una reunión con los participantes locales, como Shanghai CDC y Continental China.
Capacitación de IMPACT en Buenos Aires, Argentina
La tercera capacitación, en el marco del proyecto IMPACT, se llevó a cabo el 20 de abril de 2015 en Buenos Aires, Argentina. Los dos preparadores de iRed se encontraron con un grupo muy motivado del equipo de MINU. La capacitación misma fue dada para un grupo de tres trabajadores jóvenes y seis animadores. Además, hubo una reunión de desarrollo de capacidad con representantes de la Agencia Nacional de Seguridad Vial y el Observatorio Iberoamericano de Seguridad Vial.
Capacitación de IMPACT en Debrecen, Hungría
La sede de la segunda capacitación del proyecto fue HAHA y se llevó a cabo el 7 de abril en Debrecen. Los dos preparadores de iRed trabajaron en asuntos de seguridad vial, no solamente con los tres trabajadores juveniles de HAHA y cinco animadores, sino también con representantes de la Policía local de tránsito y otras ONGs de seguridad vial.
Capacitación de IMPACT en Oradea, Rumanía.
La primera capacitación de los trabajadores juveniles y los animadores, en el marco del proyecto, se llevó a cabo el 6 de abril de 2015. Participaron dos representantes de iRed, junto a tres trabajadores juveniles y cinco animadores de PIHE.
Reunión inicial
La reunión inicial del proyecto IMPACT se llevará a cabo del 25 al 28 de marzo de 2015 en Viena, Austria. El anfitrión será FACTUM. Todos los socios del proyecto mandarán a sus coordinadores para compartir sus experiencias, discutir y desarrollar una estrategia de proyecto en detalle. La misma incluirá una lógica y visuales del proyecto, evaluación, campañas nacionales, reclutamiento de animadores y relaciones públicas.
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