Transcript Appendix I ppt, 297kb

Global Status Report on Road Safety
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Objectives
• to assess the status of road safety in all Member
States
– using comparable methodology and measures
– Defining and measuring a core set of essential road
safety indicators and report on their implementation
on a regular basis
• to indicate the gaps in road safety nationally,
and the key priorities for intervention
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Methodology
Global coordination
Regional Data Coordinators in 6 WHO regions
National Data Coordinator in each member state
Group of 6-8 respondents comprising a multi-sectoral group –
different ministries, institutions, NGOs
National consensus meeting
1 national dataset
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Recommendations of the World report on road
traffic injury prevention
1. Identify a lead agency in government to guide the national road
traffic safety effort
2. Assess the problem, policies and institutional settings relating to
road traffic injury and the capacity for road traffic injury prevention
in each country
3. Prepare a national road safety strategy and plan of action
4. Allocate financial and human resources to address the problem
5. Implement specific actions to prevent road traffic crashes, minimize
injuries and their consequences and evaluate the impact of these
actions
6. Support the development of national capacity and international
cooperation
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Data collection categories
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Institutional framework (lead agency, national strategy,
funding, data systems)
Data (fatal, non fatal, age and road user breakdown,
economic costs)
Interventions
– Reducing exposure to risk
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Policies on walking/cycling, public transport
Infrastructure and vehicle standards
– Implementation of interventions around key risk factors
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Speed control (legislation, enforcement)
Drink-driving reduction
Increasing use of helmets:
Increasing use of seat-belts and child restraints
Delivering post crash care
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Global summary – as of 1 Oct 08
Region
Countries
in region[1]
AFRO
46
No.
countries
who
agreed to
participat
e
44
Member
States who
declined to
participate
Data
collected
Equatorial
Guinea,
Guinea
Conakry
38
Countries
delayed (D) or
no longer
participating
(NLP)
Data
entered
Sent for
clearance
Data
cleared
Algeria (D)
Madagascar (D);
Cote D'Ivoire
(NLP), Gabon
(NLP)
30
30
12
AMRO/
PAHO
35 MS +
Puerto
Rico*
32
Antigua and
Barbuda,
Grenada
32
Virgin Islands,
Haiti,
St Kitts and Nevis
32
24
15
EMRO
21 MS plus
OPT**
20
Dijbouti,
Somalia
19
Afghanistan
19
3
0
EURO
53
49
Andorra,
Luxembourg
, Monaco
49
Denmark
48
48
24
SEARO
11
10
DPR Korea
10
10
10
10
WPRO
27 MS +
Tokelau*
26
Tokelau*
26
26
12
4
196
180
165
127
65
TOTAL
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Niue (NLP)
+ / - aspects of the methodology
Negative
• Self reported data
• Subjectivity and sensitivity reporting on some variables
• Different definitions used
• Data provided is for different years
• Underreporting
• Trend and age data different, limited comparability for some
variables
Positive
• First global survey to be conducted using comparable methodology
• Excellent response rate
• Multi-sectoral approach used within countries
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Next steps
• Draft of main messages, country profiles and
tables in progress
• Final report due to be published June/July 2009
in 6 UN lanauges
• 6 regional reports
• Data on legislation available in searchable
website
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