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How to use the iRAP Demonstrator
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Become an iRAP Member
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The iRAP Membership scheme is designed to unite all of our stakeholders globally and build partnerships to help deliver the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011-2020.
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iRAP India Four States Update
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This short video is update on the iRAP India Four States project, which is supported by the World Bank Global Road Safety Facility and Bloomberg RS10 project.
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Update on usRAP Nov 2010
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Doug Harwood (MidWest Research Institute) provides an update on usRAP activities.
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iRAP Kenya IRF
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Each cross represents the death of a person on this 35km road in Iceland.
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iRAP Software 2011
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High Risk Roads
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Asia Pacific Workshop
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Welcome message to delegates at the 3rd Annual iRAP Asia Pacific Workshop, held in Cambodia in November 2011, from the iRAP Chairman, John Dawson.
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The opportunity to protect precious lives
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Each year 260,000 children are killed in road traffic crashes. Help create a world free of high risk roads.
About iRAP
The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to saving lives through safer roads. Our vision is a world free of high risk roads.
iRAP works in partnership with government and non-government organisations to: * inspect high-risk roads and develop Star Ratings and Safer Roads Investment Plans * provide training, technology and support that will build and sustain national, regional and local capability * track road safety performance so that funding agencies can assess the benefits of their investments.
Road Assessment Programmes (RAP) are now active in more than 50 countries throughout Europe, Asia Pacific, North, Central and South America and Africa. iRAP is the umbrella organisation for EuroRAP, AusRAP, KiwiRAP and usRAP.
Every day, more than 3,500 people are killed in road crashes worldwide; 137,000 more are injured or disabled.
Road trauma is a serious and rapidly worsening public health crisis. It affects developing countries in particular, where nine out of 10 road deaths and injuries occur. Worldwide, road crashes are the leading cause of death for young people aged 10 - 24 and a global killer on the scale of malaria or tuberculosis.
In addition to the grief caused by road trauma, road crashes are often a factor responsible for tipping a household into financial distress. The loss of a wage-earner due to death or disability can be disastrous, leading a family into lower living standards and poverty.
As part of a systematic approach to road safety, involving safer road use, safer vehicles and safer roads, iRAP can help address this crisis and save thousands of lives.
Road death and injury is preventable.
Simple, affordable improvements to road infrastructure have the power to dramatically reduce both the risk of crashes occurring and their severity.
By investing in life-saving features like sealed shoulders, footpaths, safety barriers and traffic signals, high-risk roads can be made more forgiving -- they can be made safe.
Our vision is a world free of high risk roads.
The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to saving lives through safer roads. Our vision is a world free of high risk roads.
iRAP works in partnership with government and non-government organis...
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