FLONE INITIATIVE

Creating A Safe & Professional Transport Industry For Our Daughters

At Flone Initiative, we’re on a mission to revolutionize the public transport industry in Africa, making it not only convenient but safer for everyone, especially women commuters, professionals, and persons with disabilities. With operations spanning Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda, we’re dedicated to fostering gender equity and inclusion within the transport sector.

Flone Initiative is a women-led organization working towards the creation of safe, sustainable and accessible public transportation spaces for women.

76%

Percentage of female operators (drivers and conductors) who have either experienced or witnessed sexual harassment

WTA CONFERENCE 2024 + 10th YEAR ANNIVERSARY

The conference brings together various stakeholders in transport for a better and safer transport system

This unique gathering of catalytic change-makers will bring together leaders and pioneers from research, practitioners, government and the non-profit sector to move forward specific and tangible ideas towards action.

What happens each year is transformational: a diverse and talented set of people spends three days in deep conversations, getting to insights and innovations, finding ways to collaborate, connecting dots, and clarifying our path forward. To be part of the conference write to us on beatrice@floneinitiative.org.

Conference Details

Dates

4th to 6th December 2024.

Location

Serena Hotel, Nairobi Kenya

Time

9:00 am – 5:00 pm, EAT

The conference shall also be streamed live and the details shall be shared in due course.

Groups We Work With

We're driven to stand in the gap for women in the transport sector

Women Commuters

Promoting the safety of female passengers in public transport.
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Women Professionals

Supporting female professionals in the transport sector through scholarships and training.
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Persons With Disabilities

Advocating for persons with disability throughout the transport industry and creating equity.
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From the Founder of Flone Initiative

Creating safer, more accessible public transportation spaces for women

Naomi Mwaura, the founder of Flone initiative speak on reducing gender-based violence, ensuring equal opportunities, and empowering women to move freely and confidently within our cities.

Our Impact

We're driven to stand in the gap for women in the transport sector

Over 1000 public transport stakeholders reached

Over 2500 women in transport professionals reached

310 SGBV incidents mapped through Ushahidi and RISI

25 publications developed focusing on gender, disability & more

We envision a world where everyone is able to experience all freedoms of mobility.

Our Causes

Programs creating an impact for women in our community

Gender equity, inclusion and movement building

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Research and Knowledge Generation

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Advocacy

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Organizational support programs

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Our Publications

Our publications delve into the dynamic landscape of transportation with a focus on gender sensitivity and inclusivity.

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Our Programs

The following are our programs

The Women in Transport (WIT) Membership Portal and Database

Learn and be part of upcoming events from the Women in Transport membership network

The Women in Transport Membership Portal is your gateway to a vibrant community of professionals. As part of this network, you’ll have access to exclusive events, workshops, and resources. Join us to learn, connect, and contribute to the advancement of women in the transport industry.

Get Involved

See various ways you can support our causes

Join us in reshaping the landscape of public transportation across Africa. Our mission is to not only enhance convenience but also prioritize safety for all, with a particular focus on the needs of women commuters, professionals, and individuals with disabilities. Together, let’s forge a path toward inclusive and accessible transit systems that empower every member of our communities.

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