Joanne Adraai

Joanne Adraai

director Suriname

Joanne Adraai is the director of the Verkeersveiligheidsinstituut (VVI), an organization focused on improving road safety in Suriname. Recently, she has been vocal about the alarming rise in traffic accidents in the country, emphasizing the need for immediate government action, community involvement, and concrete policy choices to reverse the negative trend. Under her leadership, the VVI has highlighted the dangers posed by reckless driving, particularly among young motorcyclists, and is advocating for a comprehensive approach to traffic safety that includes education, enforcement, and improved infrastructure.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
2,205
Power
17$
Sentiment
8.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Suriname 1 8.00 0.38% +0% 586,634 2,205 $4,600 17$
Totals 1 586,634 2,205 $4,600 17$
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Recent Mentions

Suriname Suriname: Joanne Adraai, director of the Traffic Safety Institute, emphasizes the importance of road safety and the human stories behind traffic statistics. 8

De Ware Tijd: ‘Het gaat niet om statistieken, maar om levens die abrupt zijn beëindigd’ – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Joanne Adraai, director of the Traffic Safety Institute, emphasizes the need for national responsibility in traffic safety. 8

De Ware Tijd: ‘Verkeersveiligheid moet niet slechts een slogan zijn, maar een nationale belofte’ – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Joanne Adraai emphasizes that reckless driving remains the biggest cause of traffic accidents. 7

De Ware Tijd: ‘Geen haast is een leven waard’ – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Joanne Adraai, the director of the Verkeersveiligheidsinstituut, emphasizes the need for traffic safety to become a priority in government policy. 8

De Ware Tijd: Verkeersveiligheidsinstituut wil concrete acties tegen stijgende lijn verkeersongevallen – de Ware Tijd