Funding Target
7,000,000 FCFA

Certified target budget

Raised to Date
3,220,000 FCFA

46% funded (94 donors)

Beneficiaries
1,402 / 2500

Youth, women & children

Program Status
Active • 2027 Expansion

Compliant Law 2025-19

Context & Background

Allô Citoyen: Road Safety, GBV & Peacebuilding

Flagship peer-education program funded by the Benin Ministry of Sports (2025 Youth Oscars Grant). Spanning 3 strategic axes: road safety & first aid, positive masculinity & anti-GBV, and community peacebuilding.

Specific Objectives

  • Train students on traffic laws and certified first aid reflexes alongside CNSR and the Police.
  • Deconstruct toxic masculinity ('the man box') and counter cyberviolence with the National Women's Institute (INF).
  • Instill peace, non-violence, and tolerance early through creative workshops and intergenerational dialogues.

Measured Field Results

  • 1,402 youth directly engaged (784 boys, 618 girls) across 25 secondary schools and vocational centers.
  • 17 Police officers and CNSR safety experts mobilized across 15 partner schools.
  • 179 secondary students certified in emergency first aid reflexes (recovery position, bleeding management).
  • Positive masculinity campaign rolled out to 183 adolescent boys across 3 departments.
  • Local language workshops (Fon, Kotafon, Mina, Kogbe) for young vocational apprentices.
  • Intergenerational peace dialogues hosted with Ouinhi Deputy Mayor and the Grand Imam of Kandi envoy.
Execution Methodology

How We Operate on the Ground

01

Joint field diagnosis alongside school principals and municipal district chiefs.

02

Mobilization of certified Republican Police officers and CNSR experts for traffic safety coaching.

03

Hands-on first aid drills focusing on emergency recovery positions and bleeding management led by Herbert ANANOU.

04

Educational youth circles deconstructing gender-based violence and cultivating community mutual respect.

Global Goals Alignment

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

3Good Health & Well-being
4Quality Education
5Gender Equality
16Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions

Mission Field Photos

Allô Citoyen: Road Safety, GBV & Peacebuilding - Photo 1
Allô Citoyen: Road Safety, GBV & Peacebuilding - Photo 2
Allô Citoyen: Road Safety, GBV & Peacebuilding - Photo 3
Allô Citoyen: Road Safety, GBV & Peacebuilding - Photo 4
Direct Donation46% reached

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3,780,000 FCFA remaining to fully fund this project.

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MTN / Moov : +229 01 96 60 06 94
Virement : UBA BÉNIN • YFC
Loi 2025-19
Project Governance

Execution Factsheet

Lead Coordinator:Djètovi Lauréano BEDEExecutive Director & Mission Lead
Timeline:2025 – 2027
Locations:10 communes (Mono, Zou, Collines, Alibori)
Key Partners:
Ministère des Sports du BéninCentre National de Sécurité Routière (CNSR)Police Républicaine du BéninInstitut National de la Femme (INF)
Field Operations

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