Transcript Appendix D ppt, 385kb

Global Road Safety Facility (GRSF)
UNRSC Meeting November 17 2008
GRSF Overview:
Strategy and Activities,
Facility Implementaiton Unit
Briefing
-FY06-08 Activities
-Issues Going Forward
Creation of the Facility
World Bank
Global
Programs
GPPs
ETW
Transport Strategy
GRSF
World
Report
UN/WHA
Resolutions
Make
Roads Safe
Facility “Packages”
Stand Alone
Grants
Capacity
Review
iRAP
Training
FY06-08: DGF, Global MDTF
-WHO
-GRSP
-iRAP
-Global Road Safety Forum
-Harvard Initiative for Global Health
-Global Traffic Safety Police Network
-RTIRN
-Argentina-Indonesia
-Bangladesh
-Bosnia and Herzegovina
-Serbia
-Montenegro
-Bulgaria
-Kazakhstan
-China
-Brazil
-Peru
-Nepal
-Vietnam
-IRTAD
Partnerships
MOU’s:
-iRAP
-IRF
-IRTAD
Formal Representation:
-UNRSC
-GRSP
-ISO
MoU between GRSF and IRTAD
Promoting the IRTAD activities in countries where the
GRSF has targeted programmes.
Setting up a knowledge transfer mechanism between
IRTAD members and targeted countries, in order to assist
these countries in setting up proper data collection and
management systems that will allow them, over time, to
monitor their road safety performance.
Seek to raise global financial support for effective high
value, data collection and management systems in LMIC.
Review of 2nd Generation Project
Guidelines
•Recognize road safety as a development priority.
•Support the implementation of ‘Safe, Clean and Affordable
Transport for Development’ and the ‘World Report on Road
Traffic Injury Prevention’.
•Revise and expand ‘Transport Note TN-1’.
•Reflect shift from ‘1st’ to ‘2nd’ generation projects.
•Acknowledge and address the barriers presented by
country road safety management capacity weaknesses.
Target audience
• WB staff.
• Country decision-makers and road safety professionals.
• Global Road Safety Facility donors and partners.
• International consultants.
• Community groups and NGOs.
• Private sector organizations.
• Other global, regional and country partners.
Country capacity review tools
• ‘State of the art’ procedures.
• Developed and trialed in range of countries (e.g. Vietnam,
China, Iran, Romania, Pakistan, Ghana, Ukraine etc).
• About to be applied in Nepal, Brazil, Uganda, Nigeria,
Kazakhstan, etc.
• Used in Sweden for major strategic review and being
considered for use by other high-income countries.
• Subject to continous improvement.
Going Forward
•FY09-FY10
•Activities Report
•Independent Evaluation
•Donor conference