UN Road Safety Collaboration

Partner Update

Ed Martin

April 9, 2014

To leverage UPS logistics expertise, resources, and

philanthropy to enhance the safety and resilience

of communities through support and collaboration

of organizations involved in humanitarian relief,

road safety programs and local community safety

initiatives.

COMMUNITY SAFETY Focus Area Investment Strategy

U.N. Decade of Action on Road SafetyU.N. World Health Organization

Partnership with UPS

UPS Road Code� Shares UPS Best Practices to

enhance safe driving skills of young and novice drivers

� Taught by UPS Volunteers

Asia Injury PreveFoundation

� Vietnam based� Funds increase h

use on motorcycwhich are the mamode of transpo

� 3-year program sin Thailand, VietnCambodia

Local Mobilization of UPS Business Units Globally

� Partnership with community-based organizations on road safety

Fleet ForumNetherlands basedFunds innovative safety technologies and instruction in developing worldAfrica and India

GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY STRATEGY

� Global Platform� 10-Year U.N. Initiative

Program launched in 2008 in U.S. with Boys & Girls

Clubs of America52 sites throughout the U.S.

CDC Foundation Impact Study

Launched internationally in 2010 Canada – Boys & Girls Club – Toronto and Vancouver (6 sites)

Germany – Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe – in Hannover, Koln, Frankfur

and Hamburg (9 sites)

United Kingdom – UK Youth Ltd. – Cardiff, Gloucester, and

Manchester (6 sites)

China Launch – Hands On Shanghai (4 universities)

Total investment to date: $7.5 million

Injury Prevention Foundation

Partnership began in 2010 with 3-year commitment to

support the Helmets for Kids program and provide 27,000

helmets in Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia

Renewed in 2014 for additional 3-year commitment

Results thus far include:

UPS helmets protected 32 students from serious injury in

crashes

400 teachers and 4,500 parents were trained in road safety

knowledge and skills

11,000 students at 9 schools learned about road safety and

helmets through in-class training and extra-curricular

activities

Child helmet wearing rates increased significantly at target

schools

Total investment to date: $875,000

Fleet Forum

Partnership began in 2011 to support the

Decade of Action for Road Safety

For last 3–years, UPS has supported the

development and implementation of modular

driving training program including creation of

certification programs in road safety and

sustainable marketing and sales strategy

Goal is to tackle growing health risks

surrounding transport and transport networks

UPSer Johannes Faller is serving on Advisory

Board

Total investment to date: $600,000

Fundación Gonzalo Rodríguez (FGR)

Partnership began in 2014 with two-year commitment to

support the Child Passenger Safety Education Training Program

which trains facilitators in safety techniques for

roup/individual training in Argentina, Columbia, Mexico and

Uruguay

he FGR works in different projects in the field of Road Safety

in order to address existing needs in Latin America and the

Caribbean regarding child occupant road safety

Total investment to date: $150,000

Thank You