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The Research Grant Initiative aims to foster a strong research culture and enhance the professional competence of young researchers and students dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the field of transportation, and is open to individuals researcher or research team. It aligns with SSTN’s mission and contribute to the generation of knowledge that promotes sustainable and safe transportation practices.
SAFETrip Nepal Launched:
SSTN is working in collaboration with Kathmandu Medical College (KMC) and University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) on a four-year project to improve road safety — ‘Safe Systems for Enabling Traffic Injury Prevention in Nepal’ or SAFETrIP Nepal. The project will involve members of the public to work with their local palikas to improve the safety of their local roads. SSTN will help members of the public to share their views and experiences of travelling on the road and help the researchers develop the project addressing the needs of the public. To conduct its activities, SSTN needs to hire four community road safety mobilizers. Learn more…..
Monthly Talk Series
We have launched a series of online talk programs, with a session each month starting June 2021. The aim of the talk series is to initiate and promote networking among professionals and practitioners of different thematic areas of transportation. Each month we will present a diverse topic and facilitate the talk.
All the talk programs can be participated live through pre-registration or can be viewed through our YouTube Channel. Learn more….
Training on Sustainable Mobility
We conducted a two-weeks’ Training on Sustainable Mobility covering different aspects of sustainable mobility – understanding and cultivating implementable approaches to sustainable transport development and mobility.
For detail information and application: Read more….
This UN Global Road Safety Week:
SSTN Supports UN Global Road Safety Week 2021 (17 May – 23 May)
Streets For Life #Love30: Low speed streets save lives and are the heart of any community. 30 km/h (20 mph) speed limits where people and traffic mix make for streets that are healthy, green and liveable, in other words, streets for life.
Join the #Love30 campaign to call for 30 km/h speed limits to be the norm for cities, towns and villages worldwide. (https://www.unroadsafetyweek.org)
About us
Safe & Sustainable Travel Nepal (SSTN) is a non-profit organization actively working for development of sustainable transportation in Nepal. Primarily focused on safety issues on roads of Nepal, our activities are wide spread throughout Nepal in improving awareness, understanding, and accountability among various stakeholders. The organization aims to improve the transportation system through research, capacity building and awareness on the respective fields.