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FEATURE


THE POWER OF BICYCLES


Daniel Blackham catches up with Ben Sadler, managing director at World Bicycle Relief UK to discuss a busy year for the charity


How has 2024 been so far for World Bicycle Relief?


2024 has been a landmark year for World Bicycle Relief. In addition to launching the Buffalo Bicycle Utility S2 at Eurobike, where it won the Gold Award in the Bicycle Category, we’ve made significant strides in expanding our Mobilised Community Programmes.


Through new partnerships with development organisations and government ministries in our programme countries, we are scaling our impact across education, healthcare, and economic empowerment.


sThese collaborations are allowing us to reach more communities and provide bicycles that serve as essential tools for access to critical services.


22 | October 2024


The combination of groundbreaking product innovation and expanded partnerships is propelling us toward our goal of increasing mobility for those who need it most.


What have been some of the highlights? Beyond the launch of the Buffalo Bicycle Utility S2, we’ve signed major partnerships with government ministries and development partners in countries across Africa and Latin America to extend our impact in key sectors such as education, healthcare, and economic empowerment. These partnerships are enabling us to put more bicycles


into the hands of students, health workers, and small business owners, helping them overcome transportation barriers and improve their access to opportunities.


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