The International Federation of Pedestrians welcomes Cidadeapé, a leading Brazilian organisation working to promote walkability, accessibility and pedestrian rights in São Paulo and across Brazil.
The International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP), represented by Olena Kuzhym and Alan Raposo in person as well as Jolien Vandoorne online, contributed to five sessions… Read More »Walking at the heart of housing and urban futures: IFP at WUF13
As part of our mission to promote walkability internationally, we attend the UNECE Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety’s (WP1) twice annual sessions in Geneva, Switzerland. At… Read More »IFP raises concerns to regulators about new signal technology
The International Federation of Pedestrians launches “Streets for People: Policy proposals to get us where we need to be,” a new policy document presenting eight… Read More »Walking policy priorities for the UN Decade of Sustainable Transport
The International Federation of Pedestrians, together with the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) and a coalition of leading civil-society and mobility organisations (Eurocities, European Cyclists… Read More »IFP joins European partners in calling for the creation of a dedicated EU Road Safety Agency
Last week, IFP was in Oslo for another General Assembly of the Horizon Europe project, UPPER. Hosted by Ruters, we connected with colleagues from across Europe and… Read More »UPPER General Assembly in Oslo
As the world’s Transport Ministers gathered in Leipzig for the 2025 International Transport Forum (ITF) Summit, the International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP) joined a coalition… Read More »Don’t trade away our safety: global vehicle safety standards at risk
Last month, the International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP) participated in the 90th session of the UNECE Global Forum on Road Traffic Safety, which took place between… Read More »90th Session Summary: Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety
The International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP) has co-signed a joint letter led by the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC), calling on European Commission President Ursula… Read More »IFP urges EU to reject weaker US vehicle safety standards in trade negotiations