Amend delivers safe and healthy journeys and improved environments in developing countries.
Our team includes engineers, community-relations specialists, urban planners, and others.
We combine professional and technical expertise with a deep understanding of the ways that local knowledge is needed to produce lasting changes.
Find out more about us and our team here.
Last night Gala One Saint Barts was held at the iconic Eden Rock hotel, raising hundreds of thousands of euros to benefit the work of Amend along with our friends at fellow nonprofits One Drop and WELL/BEINGS. Check out an article on the event (and John Lennon's glasses, which were auctioned) in Forbes.
Last night Gala One Saint Barts was held at the iconic Eden Rock hotel, raising hundreds of thousands of euros to benefit the work of Amend along with our friends at fellow nonprofits One Drop and WELL/BEINGS. Check out an article on the event (and John Lennon's glasses, which were auctioned) in Forbes.
Today in London, Amend's Safe Schools Africa program won the 2024 Premier Award at the annual Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards. Of this year's 22 award winners, Safe Schools Africa was judged by the expert panel of road safety professionals to be the "most outstanding winner of the year."
Today in London, Amend's Safe Schools Africa program won the 2024 Premier Award at the annual Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards. Of this year's 22 award winners, Safe Schools Africa was judged by the expert panel of road safety professionals to be the "most outstanding winner of the year."
In partnership with the FIA Foundation, the Agence française de développement we have installed lifesaving infrastructure at two schools in Thiès, Senegal where children are at high risk of road traffic injury, and today we cut the ribbon. Check out a video.
In partnership with the FIA Foundation, the Agence française de développement we have installed lifesaving infrastructure at two schools in Thiès, Senegal where children are at high risk of road traffic injury, and today we cut the ribbon. Check out a video.
Last Friday we cut the ribbon on brand new, lifesaving infrastructure at Kayole One Primary School in Nairobi, Kenya where four children have been killed and injured on the roads recently. Speed bumps, sidewalks and signage save lives. Check out a video.
Last Friday we cut the ribbon on brand new, lifesaving infrastructure at Kayole One Primary School in Nairobi, Kenya where four children have been killed and injured on the roads recently. Speed bumps, sidewalks and signage save lives. Check out a video.
Amend's report, Wheels of Change, was cited in an article in this week's Economist magazine highlighting the transformative impact of motorcycles in African cities. Read the article (behind paywall) here (PDF here).
Amend's report, Wheels of Change, was cited in an article in this week's Economist magazine highlighting the transformative impact of motorcycles in African cities. Read the article (behind paywall) here (PDF here).
Last night Gala One Saint Barts was held at the iconic Eden Rock hotel, raising hundreds of thousands of euros to benefit the work of Amend along with our friends at fellow nonprofits One Drop and WELL/BEINGS. Check out an article on the event (and John Lennon's glasses, which were auctioned) in Forbes.
Last night Gala One Saint Barts was held at the iconic Eden Rock hotel, raising hundreds of thousands of euros to benefit the work of Amend along with our friends at fellow nonprofits One Drop and WELL/BEINGS. Check out an article on the event (and John Lennon's glasses, which were auctioned) in Forbes.
Today in London, Amend's Safe Schools Africa program won the 2024 Premier Award at the annual Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards. Of this year's 22 award winners, Safe Schools Africa was judged by the expert panel of road safety professionals to be the "most outstanding winner of the year."
Today in London, Amend's Safe Schools Africa program won the 2024 Premier Award at the annual Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards. Of this year's 22 award winners, Safe Schools Africa was judged by the expert panel of road safety professionals to be the "most outstanding winner of the year."
“The interventions promoted by Amend are perfectly in line with those being promoted by the WHO”
World Health Organization
Amend addresses some of the most pressing, but neglected, issues facing developing nations: safe, livable environments and the future of mobility. We develop, evaluate, and implement proven-effective measures to keep people safe and make their lives better, and we work with governments to adopt effective policies and practices.