This e-book presents the preliminary findings of an international road safety expert symposium, which was the opening event of the UN Global Road Safety Week in Geneva on 6-12 May, 2013. It was produced jointly by the United Nations Economic ...
Read MoreThis learning resource was designed for use in all types of communities and groups that are grappling with—or wish to prevent—violence. Its lessons are aimed at young people between 10 and 14 years of age, but many of the lessons ...
Read MoreThese Guiding Principles provide guidance to countries seeking to establish or enhance marketing self-regulation codes of practice for alcohol beverages, by helping to define near-universal provisions regarding social responsibility, fairness, and decency. They were approved in November 2011 by the ...
Read MoreThis background report provides guidance on conducting a drink driving situation assessment, which is a vital first step in the process of embarking on a program to prevent related crashes.
Read MoreThe Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) has produced, as part of the UN Collaboration on Road Safety, an international good-practice manual that provides advice to road safety practitioners. It follows on from the recommendations made in the April 2004 World ...
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