RESOURCES
Research Report
Impact of Transport on Access to Health Services for PLWHA in Namibia
Transport has a crucial role to play in increasing Namibian communities’ access to health services,
particularly for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). Research conducted by the BEN Namibia
demonstrates the strong need for intersectoral initiatives to provide appropriate and affordable transport solutions to patients and health workers in the country. Read more
Organisation Profile
A brief overview of what BEN Namibia does (pdf)
2008
Publication
Bicycles for Poverty Reduction (pdf)
2008
Commentary
Namibia's Transport Challenge
A case for better cycling infrastructure in the City of Windhoek.
by Michael Linke, 2007
Essay
We Are Not Alone Anymore
Lessons learned from People Living with HIV/AIDS who use bicycles as a main mode of tranasportation.
by Clarisse Cunha Linke, 2007
Study
Bicycles as a lever for rural women’s empowerment (pdf)
Lessons learned from bicycle projects in sub-Saharan Africa and an
alternative approach in southern Mozambique.
by Clarisse Cunha Linke, 2006
Articles
Bicycles in sub-Saharan Africa
2006
Articles
Transport, the Missing Link
A catalyst for achieving the Millenium Development Goals
2006
Factsheet
Rural Transport Solutions (pdf)