D-313    Togo - Lome Road Security $38,100 This project was submitted at the West Africa Project Fair This project is hosted in a Future Vision Pilot District and is in the process of being moved to the Global Grants Website. Non-Pilots Districts should stay in the current section of this website and work with Non-Pilot Districts only. You can search for projects without this warning message. Pilot Districts should go to the Global Grants Section and work with Pilot Districts only. This section is a new section of this website with projects only from Pilot Districts. Road Police statistics show that in the city of Lome there were 72 deaths and 579 seriously wounded in 2003. Some of the causes are disrespect for the road safety code, drunk-driving, poor state of roads, and poor state of vehicle and poor maintenance. This project is aimed at helping the training of road users through well targeted parnters, install 100 sign boards in the city of Lome, discourage high speed driving by building humpbacks where necessary, sensitize the population by audiovisual message. Primary Host Partner in the Project Country Club: Lomé-Arc en Ciel District: 9100 Primary Contact: Sylvanus Eugenio Kouevi Email: kouesylva@hotmail.com Check all projects from: [District 9100] [Lomé-Arc en Ciel Rotary Club] [Sylvanus Eugenio Kouevi] Primary International Partner Outside the Project Country We are looking for a Club partner. Click here to pledge support for this project. Proposed Financing Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of Lomé-Arc en Ciel $100 Additional Rotary Clubs/Districts International Sponsor Club $25,300 Amount requested from the Rotary Foundation $12,700 Total $38,100 Status and Progress Information Dropped This project has been dropped. This is probably due to the loss of contact with the Coordinating Club. Project listed for the 2010-11 Rotary Year. <16-Oct-05> System Entry Creation of project page. <4-Jun-10> System Entry Project carried over to the 2010-11 Rotary Year. <16-Jun-11> System Entry Project dropped because it is hosted by a Future Vision Pilot District.