Transforming Road Safety in Africa
The TRANS-SAFE project involve national, regional, and city-level demonstrations to test different innovations and integrated Safe System solutions.




Years active:
2022 - 2026
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The TRANS-SAFE project involves national, regional, and city-level demonstrations to test different types of innovative and integrated Safe System solutions, complemented by a comprehensive toolbox, capacity development, policy support and replication activities. To maximize impact, the project brings together a consortium of highly committed cities, road safety agencies and experts from both Europe and Africa.
ICLEI Africa is part of a consortium of just about 30 partners from both Africa and Europe undertaking the Transforming Road Safety in Africa project [TRANS-SAFE] which is aimed at improving road safety in Africa, through the safe systems approach. Some of the components of the project involve research and Data collection, undertaking analysis, capacity building and developing training materials and other resources as well as undertaking demonstration actions in 4 cities namely:
- Kigali Rwanda
- Kumasi, Ghana
- Lusaka Zambia
- Cape Town, South Africa
The TRANS-SAFE project involves national, regional, and city-level demonstrations to test different types of innovative and integrated Safe System solutions, complemented by a comprehensive toolbox, capacity development, policy support and replication activities. To maximize impact, the project brings together a consortium of highly committed cities, road safety agencies and experts from both Europe and Africa.
ICLEI Africa is part of a consortium of just about 30 partners from both Africa and Europe undertaking the Transforming Road Safety in Africa project [TRANS-SAFE] which is aimed at improving road safety in Africa, through the safe systems approach. Some of the components of the project involve research and Data collection, undertaking analysis, capacity building and developing training materials and other resources as well as undertaking demonstration actions in 4 cities namely:
- Kigali Rwanda
- Kumasi, Ghana
- Lusaka Zambia
- Cape Town, South Africa
Project aims
- Promote the integration of the Safe System approach into local, regional and national road safety strategies
- Gather research and Data collection, undertaking analysis
- Undertaking capacity building, developing training materials and other resources
- Undertaking demonstration actions in 4 cities
- Create reference models for road safety innovations with a high level of replicability
- Promote the integration of the Safe System approach into local, regional and national road safety strategies
- Gather research and Data collection, undertaking analysis
- Undertaking capacity building, developing training materials and other resources
- Undertaking demonstration actions in 4 cities
- Create reference models for road safety innovations with a high level of replicability
The project team
Transforming Road Safety in Africa team

Paul Currie
Director: Urban Systems Unit

Kevin Mutia
Professional Officer: Urban Systems

Kabelo Williams
Communications Officer
Kabelo obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Management from Stellenbosch University and is currently pursuing a Master of Philosophy from the same institution. Her undergraduate degree from the University of Cape Town includes a double major in Environmental and Geographical Science, and Applied Biology. She has over 3 years of experience in communications and social media marketing, having worked as an Environmental Communication Assistant at the City of Cape Town from 2020 to 2022. She strives to use her versatile work experience and academic background to fulfil her passion of addressing urban sustainability challenges.

Ruby Schalit
Communications Officer

Rachelle Jones
Project Finance Officer
Rachelle is an experienced banker with a background in bookkeeping. Numbers are a passion, this being the reason she pursued and excelled in her National Diploma in Financial Management. At ICLEI Africa, she manages project documents, preparing and submitting data for the project financial reports, presenting financial reports to donors when required, and dealing with project audit preparation and co-ordination. She has a strong sense of devotion for NGOs and the way they seek to improve the world!

Sinethemba Mthethwa
Professional Officer: Urban Systems
