| Time | Event | Overview and Speakers |
|---|---|---|
| 9:00-4pm | Medical Camp | AAR Insurance |
| 09:00-09:10 | MC and Housekeeping | Calling the event to order and housekeeping rules |
| 09:10 - 09:30 | Official opening | Flone Initiative and Partners |
| 09:30 -10:00 | Keynote Speech | -Hon. Martha Karua -Hon, Rehema Jaldesa- Chairperson National Gender and Equality Commission -Hanna Salian- GIZ Kenya, Director for Energy, Transport and Climate Change |
| 10:00 - 10:30 | Coffee Break | |
| 10:40 – 10:45 | Spotlight on the Medical camp | AAR Kenya |
| Whole day | Medical Camp | AAR Insurance |
| 10:45- 11:00 | Enhancing data and technology to enhance the experience for transport workers | Safetipin, India |
| 11:00 - 11:45 | Breaking Barriers - Women Leading in Transport (Popular Transport) Session brief: The session brings together trailblazing panelists whose personal journeys reflect both the resilience and innovation required to navigate a traditionally male-dominated field. Through candid storytelling, they will illuminate the systemic challenges women face in the transport sector and showcase the opportunities that the sector has for women using their lived experiences. This session invites participants to reflect, connect, and reimagine mobility through the lens of going beyond the norm and lived experiences. | Women in Transport members from Nakuru, Machakos and Nairobi |
| 12:45-12:00 | Spotlight- Strenthening Multisectoral collaboration to enhance road safety data | Mary Abungu. SUMO |
| 12:10-1pm | Government Agencies leading the Way in Road Safety: Policies, standards & Design for Safer Streets Session Brief: The session will spotlight the leadership of Kenyan government agencies in advancing road safety through infrastructure, policy, standards, and enforcement. As road traffic injuries remain a leading cause of death and disability- especially for vulnerable road users- this session will highlight how cross-sectoral government actors are implementing practical, life-saving solutions to make mobility safer. | Eng. Monica, KENHA Sarah Muthoni Kamau, APWD Moderator-Mary Abungu |
| 1-2pm | Networking Lunch | |
| 2:00 - 2:10 | Spot Presentation: Financing through PPPs | Eng. Maureen Mwangi, One Craft Construction Ltd |
| 2:10- 3:15pm | Innovative, Inclusive, and Gender-Responsive Financing for Active Mobility in Africa Session Brief: The recent launch of the Pan-African Action Plan for Active Mobility (PAAPAM) in October 2024 by UNEP, UNHabitat, and WHO marks a historic milestone. As a first continental framework to elevate walking and cycling as sustainable and inclusive modes of transport, PAAPAM addressed urgent mobility challenges, including rapid urbanisation, congestion, climate change, and access inequality. However, the success of PAAPAM —and the broader vision for inclusive active mobility—relies on mobilizing innovative and sustainable financing mechanisms that go beyond transitional donor models. | Carly Gilbert Patrick-UNEP Lawrence Mbugua-KPMG Henry Ochieng-KARA Betty Kanyiri- State Department of Gender |
| 3:00-3:15pm | Spotlight Presentation - Reframing Accessibility: From Optional Add-Ons to Core Engineering Design | Eng. Magdalene Nafula-Dedan Kimathi University |
| 3:15 -4pm | Accessibility : Walking the Talk: Public transport organisations working towards disability inclusive mobility Session Brief: This session brings together key actors in the public transport ecosystem to spotlight efforts toward disability-inclusive mobility. It will showcase how public transport organizations are translating inclusive design and policy into practice. Hosted in partnership with NCPWD, this session will unpack what it truly means to “walk the talk” in designing transport systems that uphold the rights and dignity of persons with disabilities. | Moderated by Dr. Charity, Associate Professor, USIU Santa Mukabana- KBS Dan - ACEMobility Eng. Magdalene Nafula, Dedan Kimathi University Kays Ndanu Kimatu-Mount Kenya University |
| 4pm | Tea break/Networking |