AIP Foundation Cambodia

AIP Cambodia was established as a local civil society group to promote helmet use and reduce fatalities and serious injuries among motorcyclists and their passengers. Since its founding, it has collaborated with stakeholders across the public, private, and civil society sectors to improve road safety practices, strengthen policies, and enhance enforcement, all with the ultimate goal of reducing road crash injuries and deaths. Over the years, AIP Cambodia has expanded its focus beyond helmet safety to address broader road safety issues, including distracted driving, speeding, driver skills, occupational road safety for factory workers, and environmental challenges related to mobility. Through advocacy campaigns, it raises awareness and promotes policy and behavioral changes that contribute to safer roads. The organization works closely with factory workers and drivers to encourage safer behaviors, integrating road safety education into workplaces and daily commutes. Aligned with the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety, AIP Cambodia champions a systems-based approach to improving road safety standards and reducing crash risks. Collaboration remains a cornerstone of its efforts, as AIP Cambodia partners with government agencies, private companies, and civil society organizations to advocate for policy reforms and strengthen traffic law enforcement. It also provides high-quality helmets and road safety education to vulnerable road users, ensuring individuals—especially children and workers—have the knowledge and equipment to stay safe. Research, monitoring, and evaluation play a key role in shaping its initiatives, providing evidence to refine interventions and develop sustainable solutions. With a steadfast commitment to improving road safety, AIP Cambodia continues to drive meaningful change, working toward a future where mobility is safe, equitable, and sustainable for all.