‘Safe Roads for All: A Post-2015 Agenda for Health and Development’ is the new report from the Commission for Global Road Safety, urging a road safety target be included in the new UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Release date: May 2013
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Read ‘Safe & Sustainable Roads’, by development expert Kevin Watkins, which argues for road safety to be included in the post-2015 global development agenda.
Release date: December 2012
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The new Make Roads Safe report calls for the automobile industry to play a leading role in promoting the United Nations Decade of Action for Road Safety with an ‘opt out’ consumers’ contribution added to the sale price of each new car in order to fund road injury prevention programmes.
Release date: April 2011
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This report, by leading development advisor Dr. Kevin Watkins, reveals the true scale of the road injury epidemic in developing countries and the impact poor road safety is having on delivery of the Millennium Development Goals.
Release date: September 2010
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The report warns that tourist deaths on the roads, currently estimated at approximately 25,000 a year, could almost double to 45,000 by 2020 and triple to 75,000 by 2030 as global road deaths overall are forecast to increase.
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The UN will launch a Decade of Action for road safety in 2011. This booklet explains what is at stake and why the international community must move from words to practical action.
Release date: April 2010
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This new report by UN development expert Dr Kevin Watkins launched in Moscow by the Make Roads Safe campaign describes road crashes as “a one way ticket into poverty” for many in the developing world. The report shows how the mounting toll of death and injury is also placing an intolerable burden on health systems.
Release date: November 2009
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Our new Make Roads Safe report calls for a UN Decade of Action for Road Safety.
Release date: May 2009
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Read the Make Roads Safe report demanding urgent action by the international community to tackle global road deaths.
Release date: June 2006
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Read about our Call for a Decade of Action for Road Safety.
Release date: February 2009.
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This progress report from the Commission for Global Road Safety outlines the main developments and achievements since the Commission’s first report Make Roads Safe: a new priority for sustainable development was launched in June 2006.
Release date: November 2008
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Read about our campaign and why you should get involved.
Release date: June 2008
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This booklet features campaign endorsements from a wide range of US organisations concerned about global road safety.
Release date: October 2008.
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Report from WHO and the World Bank detailing the scale of the road injury crisis.
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Report from WHO and Unicef reveals that road crashes are the leading cause of childhood injury.
Manuals on "how to" implement action to tackle leading road injury "risk factors".
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