How you can help
Sponsors
We would like to recognize the support of each of the following one of our sponsors and thank them for all of their support!
Vietnam Helmet Wearing Coalition
- AIP Foundation (Chair)
- Asian Development Bank
- AusAid
- FIA Foundation
- Intel
- Michelin Asia
- National Traffic Safety Committee (Vietnam)
- Royal Danish Embassy
- Talisman Energy Inc.
- UNICEF
- United States Embassy
- World Health Organization
All our sponsors
- Adidas
- AIA
- APL
- Australian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam
- Asian Development Bank (ADB)
- Atlantic Philanthropies
- AusAID
- Ballast Nedam
- Besen Family Foundation
- BHP Billiton
- Bristol-Myers Squibb
- Boeing Company, The
- BP
- British Business Group Vietnam
- Caravelle Hotel
- Carrier - A United Technologies Company
- Chevron
- Dentsu
- DHL
- Dow Chemical
- Dutch Lady
- Eli Lilly
- Ernst & Young
- FIA Foundation
- FLP-Aloe Vera
- Ford Motor Company
- French Embassy
- German Consulate
- Gide Loyrette Nouel
- GlaxoSmithKline
- Helmets for Kids Marathon
- Horsington
- ICI
- Intel
- JICA
- Johnson & Johnson
- Johnson Diversey
- Kimberly Clark
- Lo Xo (Vietnamese Spring)Co.
- Liberty Mutual
- Maersk
- Michelin Asia
- Namyang
- Netherlands Consulate General
- ONGC
- Ogilvy & Mather
- OTIS
- Panasonic
- Park Hyatt Saigon
- Phoenix Voyages
- Porsche
- Prudential
- Renaissance Riverside Hotel Saigon
- Rotary International
- Royal Danish Embassy
- Rudolf Lietz
- Safe Kids Worldwide
- Schlumberger
- South African Embassy
- Spanish Embassy
- St. John the Baptist Catholic School
- Star and Freeman Foundations
- Suzuki
- Talisman Energy Inc.
- Tetra Pak
- TNT
- Total
- Unicef
- Unilever Foundation
- United States Embassy
- Vanel
- Vedan
- Vidamco
- Vine
- Zamil Steel
United Nations
This year, more than one million people across the world will die from road traffic injuries. Several million more men, women and young people will be injured or disabled.
In addition to the human suffering, the annual cost of road traffic injuries worldwide runs to hundreds of billions of dollars. In low- and middle-income countries, the economic cost of road injuries will be more than the development aid they receive.
Despite increased awareness and more dynamic efforts to improve road safety, the epidemic of road traffic fatalities and injuries will continue to be an important public health and development issue. Trends in many countries, in particular low-and middle-income countries, suggest that the problem could become noticeably worse within the next decade. There remains a pressing need for greater efforts and resources.
--
Ban-Ki Moon,

