has Consultant Status (Roster) at UNECE (United Nations Economic Council for Europe )
Learn from YESTERDAY, Live for TODAY, Hope for TOMORROW
-Working to protect the interests of Road Crash Victims & to reduce road danger.
fevr is etsc main council and united nations road safety collaboration member
and represented in the board of the Global Alliance of NGO’s for Road Safety and Victims
-to offer support and help to road crash victims by providing free emotional, practical and juridical assistance through member associations.
-to contribute to road safety by highlighting road danger and the causes of crashes in order to influence institutions and authorities towards implementing and enforcing road safety measures far more effectively.
Road death and injury represent a serious public health problem in most countries of the world.
They are the leading cause of death and acquired disability of young people, particularly young men, under the age of 45 – the very people whose contributions are greatly needed by their countries.
The costs of road crashes – borne by affected families and the whole society – are enormous.
The above figures are annual figures,
But of course the grief and loss of bereavement are long lasting, often permanent, as are the pain, suffering and loss of those seriously injured.
The fact that road crashes and those affected by them are treated so dismissively, in comparison with victims of other disasters, is a source of additional upset and grief for road crash victims.
From FEVR’s BLOG
In the name of the members of FEVR we profess sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathies to families and friends of those who lost their lives or had been seriously injured in the tragic road crash near Muenchberg. At the same time we show special appreciation to all emergency workers for their selfless service and to […]
FEVR who had through Brigitte Chaudhry & RoadPeace UK, initiated the World Day of Remembrance from 1995 on will now set up an advisory board to be responsible for organising all future WDR activities under the lead of FEVR. Preparations for WDR2017 are running WDR Logo There will be delegates from all continents Africa, N America, S […]
20.6.2017 Brussels; ETSC PIN Report ( Road Safety Performance INdex) The number of road deaths has declined by only just 1% since 2013. Since 2014, progress has virtually ground to a halt. 2016 was the third consecutive poor year for road safety: 25,670 people lost their lives on EU roads compared to 26,200 the previous […]
