Safetipin is a social impact organisation that collaborates with government and non-government stakeholders to use big data for improving infrastructure and services in urban areas, focusing on creating safe public spaces for women. self-described.

Safetipin

Safetipin | 8,207 followers on LinkedIn. Building a world where everyone can move around without fear, especially women and other excluded groups. | Safetipin is a social impact organisation working towards Building Responsive, Inclusive, Safe and Equitable Urban Systems. We collaborate with government and non-government stakeholders in using big data to improve infrastructure and services in cities.

Advisor-YuWaah (UNICEF), Co-founder Safetipin

Ashish Basu

Sr. Finance Manager at Safetipin

Pragati Jain

Manager-Human Resources At Safetipin

priyanka sharma

Co Founder at Safetipin

Kalpana Viswanath

Here’s to creating spaces where women lead and thrive. #LeadWithEquity #WomenInLeadership #InclusiveWorkplaces

🌍 As #TransportWeek24 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the impactful discussions, diverse insights, and strong partnerships shared over this week. In hosting this seventh edition online, we connected a wider global audience, allowing us to come together as a community committed to sustainable transport. Each dot represents a person, a perspective, and a connection — and by #ConnectingtheDots , we’re building a powerful network for collective action. One of our key outcomes is a joint message to #COP29 in Baku, a community-driven call to action that took shape throughout the week’s sessions, capturing the voices and commitments of transport leaders from around the world. To keep the conversation going, we’re thrilled to share the core messages gathered from our 16 sessions, a visual summary of key takeaways from each discussion, celebrating the valuable contributions of our community. A huge thank you to all our speakers, participants and partners! Your insights and dedication are the driving force toward a resilient, net-zero transport future. Together, #WeChangeTransport (CT) International Climate Initiative Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action Arnaud C. Koehl Carlos Andrés Álvarez Álvarez Jane Akumu Karim BEN AMARA Nadja Taeger Verena Flues The International Council on Clean Transportation Ministerio de Minas y Energía Ministère du Transport et de la Logistique Ministerio de Energía Chile Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection Women Mobilize Women Transformative Urban Mobility Initiative MobiliseYourCity Philippe Sohouenou, PhD RESALLIENCE International Power-to-X Hub Gurhan Andac Joy Nzue Ruth Barbosa Susan Nambusi Tim Moerenhout Verena Knöll Cabrel Tokam Jean Marie Vianney ntamwiza Dr Jean Patrick Mfoulou Olugu Michael Muchiri Patrick Diame DIONE Rito Evora Paola Tapia Salas Pedro Mauricio Gutiérrez Rodríguez TRANSMILENIO Rafael Hernández Kotasek Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat Mohamed Momtaz Hegazy World Resources Institute Keith Cameña Shiyue Mao

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Day 4 at #WUF12 : Advancing #GenderResponsive #UrbanMobility 🌍 On the final day of the World Urban Forum 12 Egypt , Kalpana Viswanath facilitated the session 'Mainstreaming Leave No One Behind in India - Reimagining Urban Frameworks from the Lens of Gender and Disability Inclusion'. The panel focused on the increasing challenges faced by marginalized groups—such as persons with disabilities, women, children, and the elderly—in accessing essential services like transportation, healthcare, and education. Discussions highlighted how rapid urbanization, further strained by the COVID-19 pandemic, has intensified the pressure on infrastructure. Panelists emphasized the importance of human-centered policies and the Leave No One Behind principle, advocating for gender and disability considerations to be integrated into urban planning to create more inclusive, resilient cities. Later in the day, Safetipin led a session titled 'Making Transport Systems for All a Reality', focusing on gender-responsive urban mobility planning. Moderated by Kalpana , the session featured Ankita Kapoor , representing Women on the Move Transforming Transport in Asia . Panelists shared strategies for designing safer, more accessible transit systems for women and marginalized groups, highlighting gender-responsive projects as real-world solutions. Insights from government, industry, and civil society emphasized how cross-sector collaboration is reshaping urban transportation to be inclusive for all. As we close out #WUF12 , Safetipin is more committed than ever to creating mobility systems that truly work for all. Stay with us on this journey! #WUF12 #UrbanMobilityForAll #InclusiveCities #SafeSpaces #ItAllStartsAtHome #ItAllStartsLocally #ItAllStartsTogether #ItAllStartsNow UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme)

Day 3 at #WUF12 : Safetipin Driving Conversations for #Inclusive , #ResilientCities 🌍 Our team continued to lead vital discussions on Day 3 of the World Urban Forum 12 Egypt , joining global partners to share insights on creating safer, more inclusive urban spaces: 1️⃣ Kalpana Viswanath joined the panel ' #AdaptiveStrategies for #PublicSpaces ', where panelists exchanged ideas on innovative methods to revitalize public spaces for all. They discussed activation and revitalization approaches, shared practices to unlock local government revenue potential, and emphasized how research-practice partnerships can be transformative. This session highlighted the importance of well-designed, accessible public spaces for #InclusiveUrbanGrowth . 2️⃣ At the ' #Women ’sRoundtable', Kalpana moderated a dynamic session reflecting on nearly 30 years since the #BeijingDeclaration . With #Beijing30 on the horizon, panelists discussed opportunities and challenges women face in urban environments, covering critical areas such as access to funding, essential services, and decision-making power. The session offered forward-looking strategies for embedding #GenderResponsive frameworks into #UrbanPolicy and #UrbanDevelopment . 3️⃣ Neeruja Gupta took part in ' #UrbanEphemera ', an immersive, collaborative event where participants shared everyday objects capturing the essence of urban life. By exchanging items like metro tickets, street food wrappers, and postcards, participants created a collective tapestry celebrating the transient moments and memories that define cities’ identities. This installation highlighted the value of #CommunityNarratives in #CityPlanning and #Design . 4️⃣ In the session on ' #BuildingFinancialSustainability ' through #Localization ', Kalpana participated in discussions with USAID (US Agency for International Development) and UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) on empowering local actors to advance #SustainableDevelopment . Panelists explored USAID’s focus on locally led initiatives, including directing resources to local partners, elevating community leadership, and ensuring effective public financial management. This session underscored the importance of empowering local governments and communities to drive meaningful, lasting impact. With each session, Safetipin is building momentum toward a future where cities are #Safe , #Inclusive , and #Resilient . Stay tuned as we bring more insights from #WUF12 ! #WUF #ItAllStartsAtHome #ItAllStartsLocally #ItAllStartsTogether #GenderResponsiveCities #InclusiveUrbanSpaces #ResilientCities #UrbanDevelopment #SustainableCities #PublicSpaces

✍️ Creating a Vision for Transport Climate Action at #TransportWeek24 As #TransportWeek24 reaches its peak, today’s session, "Writing a Future for Transport Climate Action", will bring us together to craft a collective message for #COP29 . 📅 7 November 2024 ⏰ 1:30 PM (CET) 📌 transportweek.org 🌍 Throughout the week, we’ve been #ConnectingtheDots across regions and sectors, focusing on impactful climate targets and bold commitments for the transport sector. This session will gather insights from transport practitioners, experts, and policymakers worldwide to fuel sustainable change. With regional perspectives from Asia, Africa, South-East Europeand Latin America, participants will hear a keynote from Mohamed Momtaz Hegazy , Transport Lead of the High-Level Climate Champions ( UN Climate Change ), who will share insights on placing transport at the heart of the climate agenda. 🖊️ Together, we’ll then join a collaborative write-shop, synthesizing the week’s key reflections and ideas into a collective message that represents our shared commitment to achieving #netzero emissions in transport. 📢 Take this opportunity to turn reflections into action, by contributing to our joint message, which will be promoted on Transport Day at COP29 Azerbaijan (20 November). 🔗 Find out more at transportweek.org GIZ Serbia GIZ Kosovo City of Belgrade, MT GIZ North Macedonia Lisa Eva Lotta Maria Hofheinz GIZ Uganda La Rolita - Operadora Distrital de Transporte. Women Mobilize Women Armin Wagner Gregor Bauer Sebastian Ibold 塞八仙 Safetipin Nadja Taeger The International Council on Clean Transportation GIZ Morocco Ariela Hajdarmataj MobiliseYourCity International Power-to-X Hub Cabrel Tokam Carol Mutiso GIZ Kenya GIZ Rwanda GIZ Ecuador Urda Eichhorst GIZ Thailand GIZ Viet Nam Alice Yiu REN21 World Resources Institute Agora Verkehrswende Valerie Katthagen

Day 2 at #WUF12 : Safetipin Leading Conversations for Inclusive Cities 🌍 Our team actively participated in several key sessions on the second day of the World Urban Forum 12 Egypt 12 ( #WUF12 ) hosted by UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) in #Cairo , #Egypt , from November 4th to 8th, 2024, championing safer, inclusive, and gender-responsive urban spaces: 1️⃣ At the India Pavilion, Kalpana Viswanath shared insights on 'Sustainable Urban Livelihoods: A Pathway to Inclusive Cities' hosted by National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA) and celebrated the launch of the Centre for Sustainable Urban Livelihoods (CSUL), an initiative that promotes inclusive economic opportunities in urban areas. 2️⃣ Ankita Kapoor joined experts at 'Digital Technology for Local and Inclusive Development' a session hosted by #ChalmersUniversityofTechnology , #CairoUniversity , #UniversityofPretoria together with Safetipin and Platform of Community Action and Architecture (POCAA) , discussing how digital tools can support community engagement, inform urban planning, and address issues from climate resilience to data accessibility. 3️⃣ Kalpana joined the panel 'Feminist Cities: Advancing Care, Climate Justice, and Inclusive Urban Planning', organized by the Women and Habitat Network of Latin America and the Caribbean. The session highlighted how local actions and feminist perspectives can drive equitable urban change. 4️⃣ In partnership with Global Infrastructure Basel Foundation (GIB) and UN Habitat Young Game Changers Initiative, Safetipin co-hosted 'Cities for Youth - Digital Tools and Youth Leadership for Urban Wellbeing.' In this session Neeruja Gupta with other esteemed panlists spotlighted the critical role of young leaders and digital innovation in shaping thriving, resilient communities. With diverse perspectives and a strong commitment to safer cities, Safetipin is excited to share more impactful moments from #WUF12 . Stay tuned as we delve deeper into actionable insights for building inclusive, resilient communities! #WUF12 #WUF #ItAllStartsAtHome #ItAllStartsLocally #ItAllStartsTogether #ItAllStartsNow

Insights from our live session with Safetipin ! Dive into discussions around Safetipin’s mission, the power of crowdsourced data, and the voices that shape safer communities. #LiveSession #Safetipin #Crowdsourcing #CommunitySafety #MissionDriven

Parati

🌍 As day two of #TransportWeek24 wraps up, we're excited to share the key messages that emerged from today’s sessions on “Multisectoral Urban Mobility”. Today’s discussions highlighted how cross-sectoral collaboration, gender-transformative policies, and regional cooperation can drive us closer to accessible and sustainable cities for all. Each message we collect during #TransportWeek24 will contribute to the shared vision of the transport community — culminating in a joint message that we’ll bring to #COP29 . Stay tuned as we continue #ConnectingtheDots between local insights, global policy, and innovative solutions. These combined perspectives will help us develop solutions for a net-zero transport future.

Day 1 of #WUF12 was an inspiring start! Dr. Kalpana Viswanath opened the Women’s Assembly at the Joint Assemblies, marking a powerful moment in the world’s largest urban gathering. The Joint Opening of the Five Assemblies—Local and Regional Governments, Children & Youth, Women, Grassroots, and Business and Foundations—united voices from around the globe, including UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) leaders and representatives from the host country, to spotlight the top priorities for each assembly. This forum fostered essential dialogue, reflection, and a recommitment to multi-stakeholder, multilevel governance for sustainable urbanization, leaving no one and no place behind. Later in the day, Kalpana moderated the Women’s Assembly, the pivotal event for champions of gender equality and women’s empowerment. The session began with high-level scene-setting, followed by six focused discussion groups that addressed critical themes: adequate housing for women, gender equality and climate change, ensuring no woman is left behind, funding women’s empowerment, gender equality in the digital era, and women in crisis settings. We are grateful for the impactful contributions from participants: - Ines Sanchez de Madariaga , UNESCO Chair on Gender, Professor of Urban Planning at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid , and Chair of the Advisory Group on Gender Issues to the Executive Director of UN-Habitat. - Sandra Aceng , Executive Director of Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET) - Prabha Khosla , Urban Planner and Gender Equality Specialist - Ebtisam Mohammed , Educator - Ana Falu , Architect, Urbanist, and Global Advocate for Gender Equality in Urban Development; Member of the UN-Habitat Advisory Group on Gender Issues (AGGI) - Amar N. , Senior Program Officer at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) , - Anacláudia Rossbach , Executive Director of UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) Stay tuned for more updates on the discussions and outcomes! #WUF12 #ItAllStartsAtHome #ItAllStartsLocally #ItAllStartsTogether #ItAllStartsNow World Urban Forum 12 Egypt

🌍 Day two of #TransportWeek24 is here, centered around the theme: “Multisectoral Urban Mobility.” Today, we’re focusing on how cooperation across sectors, regions & gender-transformative systems can pave the way for affordable, sustainable urban mobility. Throughout the day, we’ll hear diverse voices working to shape inclusive cities & resilient transport systems that meet everyone’s needs. What’s on the agenda? 🔴 8:30 AM CET | Live from the World Urban Forum 12 Egypt We’ll kick off with Jens Giersdorf , Head of the Transformative Urban Mobility Initiative , joining us live from Cairo to connect #TransportWeek24 with global discussions on sustainable urban mobility at the #WorldUrbanForum ( #WUF12 ). 🚲 8:37 AM CET | Urban, Active, Safe: Strategic Planning for Bike-Friendly Cities Our first session dives into building bike-friendly cities, with practical insights from GIZ Albania ’s experiences and best practices from the Dutch Cycling Embassy . Together, we’ll explore how active mobility can make urban spaces safer and healthier. 📍10:00 AM CET | Sustainable Urban Mobility Systems Going Net-Zero: The Experience from the Western-Balkans Our South-East Europe Regional Exchange will start with the question "who owns public space in Western Balkans?". Join experts answering the question as they lead a “WALKshop” across Belgrade, Podgorica, Pristina, Sarajevo, Ohrdi, and Tirana. We’ll discuss public space ownership and ways to secure stakeholder support for sustainable transport. ♀️ 01:30 PM CET | Towards Gender Transformative Transport Systems: Leveraging Networks for Action This session, led by Global Alliance for Feminist Transport, will focus on how gender-responsive mobility systems can drive decarbonisation and inclusivity. Hear from women in transport leadership on the policies and practices that support gender-inclusive urban mobility. 🚗 03:30 PM CET | Put Less In, Get More Miles Out: Regulating Vehicle Efficiency to Reduce CO2 Emissions Finally, we’ll explore vehicle efficiency policies with GIZ-led case studies from Colombia, Kenya, and other partner countries. Discover how these policies support lower emissions and economic growth worldwide. By #ConnectingtheDots between policy, local leadership, and community voices, we’re fostering global transport action. Take a closer look at today's programme ⬇️ To guide you through #TransportWeek24 , we’ve prepared a range of resources to accompany you, which you can find on our website, transportweek.org 🌐 For a complete overview of today’s program, take a closer look at our schedule ⬇️ Shelley Bontje Ana Zhibaj Ariela Hajdarmataj Amela Sacirbegovic Gent Sejdiu Marsida Lena Milenka Mila Knezevic Nermina Suljević GIZ Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro GIZ Serbia GIZ Kosovo Grad Sarajevo - City of Sarajevo City of Belgrade, MT GIZ North Macedonia Lisa Eva Lotta Maria Hofheinz GIZ Uganda Luis Alejandro Camelo Barragán La Rolita - Operadora Distrital de Transporte. GIZ Colombia

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