East Africa Road Network Project (five Projects) East Africa Railways Development

This video shows interviews with indigenous TIPNIS residents and their views on the road project.

The national project Külatee, ( Village Road ) for the development of county communication networks has been launched.

The airport project and road development together will account for 82.6 per cent of total capital spending in 2004.

An accelerated North East Road Development Project is also under consideration for the development of roads in the northeastern region.

Yesterday, I was finishing up a project around 6 and heading to my next appointment when I turned onto Gulf road.

Work within the public sector will include the next phase of the Wallblake Airport Expansion Project, with a project cost of US 20.7 million, and road development works (see also sect. IV below).

Within the Külatee project, establishing of local government on line Internet connection with the state backbone network Peatee ( Main Road ) is supported.

The project will focus on research aimed at assisting high level decision making on road safety priorities identifying the progress required to meet national targets analysing the funding of road safety measures and describing issues concerning resource allocation.

Those arrangements are to remain in place pending the completion of the road construction project within the buffer zone funded by the European Union.

The second project was the Little Harbour to Blowing Point Road, constructed at a cost of EC 6.5 million through a grant from the European Development Fund.

Indigenous organizations, TIPNIS inhabitants and their supporters began a new long march on April 27, 2012, from Trinidad to La Paz demanding an end to the road project.

Railway Development Road Transport Facilitation Implementation of Yamoussoukro Decision (YD) Isiolo Moyale Road Ethiopia Djibouti Road Corridor Development Road Transport Facilitation Implementation of the YD.

The areas surrounding Albert Road, Palmerston Road and Osborne road comprise numerous bars, restaurants and independent shops.

Road safety education is important for inculcating the correct mindset and road behaviour in all road users.

Tanzania Successful completion of the Decentralisation project, with replication of the Labour Based Technology process for rural feeder road rehabilitation and new construction, adopted by the Ministry of Works

The United Kingdom implemented a capacity building project in Ethiopia to assist the Ethiopian Roads Authority with road maintenance and management and the Ethiopian Revenue Reform Programme's customs reform.

During its 20 month construction period, the project promised business opportunities for subcontractors, compensation to communities and individuals for properties destroyed, 435 kilometers of road, and more than 7,000 jobs.

Road Section

Elevated Road

It compiles data on road accidents and prepares annual road safety plans.

In 2005, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) European Conference of Ministers of Transport (ECMT) Joint Transport Research Committee launched a working group project to achieve ambitious road safety targets.

The Road Ahead

Road works excavations

(Project Pacific Southeast Asia, Project Kalkan Central Asia, Project Amazon South America, Project Baobab Africa)

The Convention on Road Traffic, commonly known as the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, is an international treaty designed to facilitate international road traffic and to increase road safety by establishing standard traffic rules among the contracting parties.

China s Silk Road Revival

One Way Road Sign

The road dips suddenly.

The road is long.

Nigeria s Road to Ruin

Pakistan s Road to China

Russia s Road to Isolation

The Bumpy Road Ahead

The Road to Depression

Iranians on the Road

They're blocking the road.

Global road safety crisis

Global road safety crisis

Global road safety crisis.

Global road safety crisis.

A proposed road project in Bolivia that plans to cross right through the middle of Indigenous Territory and National Park Isiboro Sécure (TIPNIS for its initials in Spanish) is once again generating conflict and protest.

The first one, the hurricane Lenny road rehabilitation project involved the reconstruction of roads in Shoal Bay West, Sandy Ground, George Hill, the Quarter, East End and Island Harbour, which were damaged by Hurricane Lenny.

The village was on a secondary road that linked it to the main road to Jerusalem.

Road traffic accidents, and road fatalities in particular, remain a chronic problem in our world today.