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This campaign from Ghana features an enforcement officer and presents two scenarios: one in which a motorcyclist speeds and crashes, and another in which he drives within the speed limit and arrives home safely to his family.

Cancer Registry Program

The Cancer Registry Program helps selected countries create and strengthen population-based cancer registries to track cancer data, allowing them to better understand which cancers are most common and respond more effectively.

Data for Health Global Grants Program

The Global Grants Program provides funds to government partners, through a competitive process, to implement discrete projects which improve systems that collect, analyze and use data for public health decision-making.

Data Impact Program

The Data Impact Program of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Data for Health Initiative collaborates with governments to expand the use of data to enhance public health policymaking.

Campaigns

Ghana – Road Safety – Know and Follow the Speed Limits

This 2024 public service announcement (PSA) from Ghana focuses on the critical issue of speeding by advising drivers to know and follow the posted speed limits.

Campaigns

Ghana – Road Safety – Stop Speeding

This 2024 “Stop Speeding” public service announcement from Ghana focuses on the enforcement of speed limits advising drivers to slow down or risk being arrested for speeding.

Campaigns

Ghana, Kumasi – Road Safety – James Musah’s Story

Kumasi reinforced the message in Ghana’s National Road Safety Agency speeding campaign by sharing the story of James Musah who lost his wife in a fatal road crash caused by speeding.

Campaigns

Ghana, Accra – Road Safety – Yvonne Tetteh’s Story

Accra reinforced the message in Ghana’s National Road Safety Agency speeding campaign by sharing the story of Yvonne Tetteh, a mother of four who lost her husband in a fatal road crash caused by speeding.

Campaigns

Ghana – Road Safety – Surgeon

This 2021 Ghana National Road Safety Authority campaign addresses critical issues in road safety–pedestrian safety and speeding. Dr. Charles Asiedu, a surgeon at Greater Accra Regional Hospital, explains how many crashes could be avoided if drivers travel at lower speeds.

Partnership for Healthy Cities

With a majority of the world’s population now living in urban settings, cities are uniquely positioned to transform the fight against noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and injuries by implementing policies to significantly reduce exposure to risk factors. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the transformative role of urban public health leadership to save lives.

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