Campaigns

This 2024 Ukrainian tobacco control campaign leverages real stories from doctor to amplify the impact of recently introduced graphic health warnings. The campaign also promotes cessation resources, empowering smokers to quit.

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.

‘Consequences’ features two brothers riding a motorcycle, illustrating the stark contrast between riding without a helmet and wearing one. This campaign highlights the potential consequences of not wearing a helmet while on a motorcycle.

Agus started smoking when he was 18 years old. He became addicted to cigarettes and consumed two to three packs a day at that time.

Addis Ababa's Traffic Management Authority initiated this mass media campaign to curb speeding.

This road safety campaign from Córdoba, Argentina shares a mother’s story of loss, after he son was killed in a road traffic crash. It reminds all road users that speeding endangers everyone, particularly motorcyclists who are more likely to be injured or killed in a crash.

The campaign aims to remind drivers to consider the devastating outcomes of speeding and to obey speed limits while driving.

This testimonial-style campaign - ‘Speeding Can Cost a Family its Future: Story of Narkars’, tells the true and heartbreaking story of a father whose 24-year-old son, Sagar, was killed as a result of his speeding.

This campaign from Guadalajara City and Jalisco State in Mexico highlights the dangers that motorcyclists are exposed to when speeding.

This campaign from Ecuador, launched by the National Transit Agency, encourages motorcyclists to reduce their speed and obey speed limits.