Our Who?

The stakeholders

Traffic
include Individuals
commuting to work,
school, or other
destinations. People
walking along
sidewalks and
crossings.
Individuals using
bicycles for
transportation.
People living in
areas affected by
congestion.
Government
agencies
responsible for
traffic management
and infrastructure.
Bus, taxi, and ride-
sharing companies
navigating through
congested routes.

Has/have a problem that In the current world What?

High volume of vehicles

leading to slow-moving or
standstill traffic on major
roads and intersections,
primarily during peak
commuting hours.
When/while  Main Intersections: Where?
Busy crossroads
where multiple
roads intersect.
 Commercial Areas:
Streets around
shopping centers,
 business districts,
and entertainment
venues.
 Entry/Exit Points:
Roads leading to
and from highways
and major routes.
 Residential Zones:
Areas with a high
concentration of
homes and
apartments are also
affected due to this.

An ideal solution would Due to traffic the Why?

following is
happening all around
us.
 Population
Growth: Increased
urbanization
leading to more
vehicles on the
road.
 Inadequate
Infrastructure:
Limited road
capacity and
insufficient public
transportation
options.
 Dependency on
Cars: Lack of
alternative modes
of transport
contributing to car-
centric commuting.
  Inefficient Traffic
Management: Poor
signal timing and
lack of real-time
traffic monitoring.

our The stakeholders include Who?

Women’s safety
individuals at the risk of
experiencing safety
concerns, men who are
part of the community
and responsible for the
safety of women, schools
and colleges that can
promote awareness and
education on this issue,
government bodies
responsible for urban
planning, infrastructure
and public places, groups
focused on women’s
right, safety and
empowerment.

Has/have a problem that Ensuring the safety of What?

women when they are in
public areas, including
streets, parks, public
transportation, and other
communal spaces, to
prevent harassment,
assault, and violence is
important to pay attention
to.
When/while Places like public roads Where?
and pathways that
women use for
commuting,open spaces
 for
leisure,buses,trains,autos,
subways and stations
where women may feel
harassed, areas with bars,
clubs and entertainment
venues where safety
concerns can rise.
An ideal solution would The following factors are Why?

why the women are being

harasses-
 Gender-Based
Violence: Prevalence
of violence and
harassment against
women due to
gender inequality.
 Societal Norms:
Cultural norms and
attitudes that
perpetuate
harassment and
victim-blaming.
 Inadequate
Lighting: Poorly lit
areas that provide
opportunities for
attackers to hide.
 Lack of
Surveillance:
Insufficient
monitoring of public
spaces to deter
criminal activity.
 Limited Awareness:
Lack of education
and awareness
campaigns about
women's rights and
 safety.
 Ineffective Law
Enforcement:
Challenges in
reporting incidents
and lack of timely
response.