DAY 1 Workshop Program

Basic principles for effective road safety
Facilitator – Dr Krishnan Rajam, WHO
Introductory workshop on the scale of the road safety problem in the region and the principles of prevention.

Data systems
Facilitator –Jon Passmore, WHO
Establishing effective data systems for planning and evaluation, using the Crash and Injury Data Management Systems Good Practice Manual.

• Principles for establishing effective data systems – Ian Hughes (GRSP)
• Cambodian RCVIS – Socheata Sann (HIB)
• The Application of Accident Investigation as a Learning Tool for Local Multi-sectoral Teams – Dr Thaweesak Taekratok ( Naresuan University)
• Management Information System (MIS) in Phuket Province (combining health injury data and police accident data) – Dr Wiwat Seetamanoch (Phuket Provincial Public Health Office)
• Best practice in data systems – Blair Turner (ARRB)

Focus on child road safety
Facilitator –Barbara Krol, GRSP
Exploration of and discussion on child road safety issues in the region and different approaches to addressing these issues in the region and elsewhere. This will include an examination of road safety education programs and initiatives such child helmet wearing.

• Best Practice In Children’s Safety – Gayle Di Pietro (GRSP)
• Road Safety Inside the School Curriculum – ( Malaysia)
• Road Safety as a Corporate Social Responsibility Activity
• Child Helmet interventions - a case study

Creating a World Free of High Risk Roads – Part 1
Facilitator - iRAP

1. The World Health Organisations (WHO) Road Safety Collaboration Infrastructure Pillar – Rob McInerney (iRAP)
2. How people die in road crashes: a medical perspective – Dr Alzamani Mohammad Idrose (Hospital Kuala Lumpur)
3. Managing energy in crashes and the role of infrastructure – Greg Smith (iRAP)
4. The role of infrastructure in halving Korea’s road deaths from 2008 to 2012 - Dr Sangjin Han (KOTI)
5. The iRAP Bangladesh pilot project and plans for national highways – Abdul Khaleque (RHD) and Dr Mazharul Hoque (BUET)
6. Discussion

DAY 2 Workshop Program

Effective road safety management for the Decade of Action
Facilitator –Ryan Duly, GRSP
Exploration of and discussion on the structures and processes required for effective road safety management, including developing a multi-sector approach.

• Managing Road Safety in the ASEAN Regional Context – Datuk Suret Singh (Chair of the ASEAN MSRSSWG)
• Road Safety Program Management in Victoria, Australia – Peter Daly (Royal Automobile Club of Victoria)
• Managing Road Safety in Indonesia and in the ASEAN Region – Besty Ernani (Indonesia Ministry of Transportation)
• ISO -39001 – Andrew Pearce (GRSP)

Evaluating road safety initiatives
Facilitator – Blair Turner, Australian Road Research Board (ARRB)
Planning for effective evaluations of road safety initiatives

• Evaluating the Road Safety Education Program in Malaysia – Raymond Teoh Joo Han (Malaysia Road Safety Department)
• Beijing Vulnerable Road User Safety at Intersections – Ann Yuan (GRSP)
• Evaluating Helmet Wearing in Cambodia – Jeroen STOL (HIB)
• Evaluating Helmet Wearing in Vietnam – Jon Passmore (WHO)

Focus on youth road safety
Facilitator –Jia Zhuang, GRSP
Developing an understanding of youth road safety issues in the region and different approaches to addressing these issues, including engaging with young people.

• Working with Youth – Floor Lieshut (YOURS)
• Social Marketing Road Safety to Youth – Barbara Krol (GRSP)
• Social Enforcement: Youth Helmet Wearing – Somporn Suebthawilkul (RVP Thailand)
• Working with Youth – Kim Pagna ( Cambodia Red Cross)

Creating a World Free of High Risk Roads – Part 2
Facilitator - iRAP

1. The United Nations Decade of Action and UNESCAP strategy and targets - Rebecca Huang (UNESCAP)
2. The Vietnam Road Safety Strategy (2020) and implementing the recommendations of the iRAP Vietnam project - Le Minh Chau (MOT)
3. How partnerships can save lives: the KiwiRAP case study – Mike Noon (AANZ) and Colin Brody (NZTA)
4. Improving the safety of 4,500km of highways in the Philippines – Dr Maria Cabral (DPWH) and Johnny Angles (AAP)
5. The Malaysia 5-year road safety plan and making roads safe – JKR/JKJR (to be confirmed) and Ahmed Ismail (AAM)
6. Discussion

Participants select two from the following workshops, which will each draw on and present relevant case studies and examples from countries in the region and elsewhere.

1. Basic principles for effective road safety
   Introductory workshop on the scale of the road safety problem in the region and the principles of prevention.
    
2. Effective road safety management for the Decade of Action
   Exploration of and discussion on the structures and processes required for effective road safety management, including developing a multi-sector approach.
    
3. Evaluating road safety initiatives
   Planning for effective evaluations of road safety initiatives.
    
4. Data systems
   Establishing effective data systems for planning and evaluation, using the Crash and Injury Data Management Systems Good Practice Manual.
    
5. Focus on child road safety
   Exploration of and discussion on child road safety issues in the region and different approaches to addressing these issues in the region and elsewhere. This will include an examination of road safety education programs and initiatives such child helmet wearing.
    
6. Focus on youth road safety
   Developing an understanding of youth road safety issues in the region and different approaches to addressing these issues, including engaging with young people.
    
7. Creating a World Free of High Risk Roads – Part 1
   Exploration and discussion of key strategies and targets for infrastructure for the UN Decade of Action, and examples of targeted action by two countries in the region.
    
8. Creating a World Free of High Risk Roads – Part 2
   Discussions on infrastructure safety projects from several countries in the region, focusing on the assessment of high risk roads, integrating iRAP outcomes with road authority operations, setting new standards for safety performance and national road safety strategies.