Global road safety crisis

Global road safety crisis

Global road safety crisis.

Global road safety crisis.

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Global maritime distress and safety system

GMDSS Global Maritime Distress and Safety System

The provision of safety equipment at all nuclear sites was important for global safety.

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The IAEA will also continue to promote a global nuclear safety regime.

The global road safety crisis is a modern epidemic of extraordinary proportions.

In its resolution 58 289, entitled Improving global road safety , the General Assembly recognized the need for the United Nations system to support efforts to address the global road safety crisis.

The global road safety crisis progress on the implementation of General Assembly resolution 58 289

The global road safety crisis progress on the implementation of General Assembly resolution 58 289

Welcoming the report of the Secretary General on the global road safety crisis,A 58 228.

Seminar on the General Assembly discussion on Global road safety (organized by the World Health Organization)

In this regard, Thailand welcomes the study by the World Bank on the establishment of a global road safety facility, which aims to create a fund to support those areas of global road safety for which resources are limited.

The global road safety initiative, a partnership of seven private sector companies, was launched in December 2004.

The regional commissions will participate actively in this global road safety campaign and encourage countries in their regions to organize national road safety campaigns related to the theme selected.

That problem already illustrated the need for continued global cooperation to address that and other chemical safety issues.

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty second session the item entitled Global road safety crisis .

7. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixtieth session the item entitled Global road safety crisis .

The Assembly will now take a decision on draft resolution A 60 L.8, entitled Improving global road safety .

Safety safety first?

WHO has developed an online global road safety legislation database, building on the comprehensive work already undertaken for the European region by the Economic Commission for Europe Working Party on Road Traffic Safety.

Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the global road safety crisis,A 60 181 and Corr.1.

12. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty second session the item entitled Global road safety crisis .

In just a few years, the Global Partnership has become a significant force worldwide for enhancing international safety and security.

General Assembly in its resolution 58 289 of 14 April 2004 on improving global road safety, invited WHO, in close cooperation with the United Nations regional commissions, including ESCAP, to address road safety issues

(b) The impact of implementing the global access control system on human resources requirements in the area of safety and security

We welcome the proposal for the first United Nations global Road Safety Week in 2007, which will target young road users.

Informal consultations on the draft resolution entitled Improving global road safety , under agenda item 60 (convened by the delegation of Oman)

Noting that a demonstrated global record of safety is a key element for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and that continuous efforts are necessary to ensure that the human and technical elements of safety are maintained at the optimal level, and also noting that, although safety is a national responsibility, international cooperation on safety related matters is indispensable,

A number of objectives to meet this goal have also been identified. These are to assess the road safety situation and existing national facilities to address the problem to develop guidance and support for effective road safety interventions to provide capacity development on road safety issues to advocate for and encourage demand for road safety to strengthen global and regional coordination on road safety and to improve the safety of fleets of United Nations vehicles for all road users.

Taking up the challenge of United Nations and World Health Assembly resolutions to assist developing countries in the area of road safety, the World Bank is currently investigating the establishment of a global road safety facility.

In this regard, we welcome the initiative of the World Bank to look into the establishment of a global road safety facility, which would help to create funds in support of developing countries' road safety plans.

While studies are under way to apply space technology to establish safety and early warning systems, such as the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) and early warning systems for the reduction of natural disasters.

(j) Call upon Member States and the international community to support and participate actively in the global Road Safety Week in 2007

Informal consultations on the draft resolution entitled Improving global road safety , under agenda item 60 (organized by the Permanent Mission of Oman)

Informal consultations on the draft resolution entitled Improving global road safety , under agenda item 60 (organized by the Permanent Mission of Oman)

UNDP participates in the approved package of global measures currently under implementation by the United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS).

On 22 May 2003, the General Assembly adopted resolution 57 309 on the global road safety crisis, highlighting the rapid increase in road traffic deaths, injuries and disabilities globally, the disproportionate fatality rate in developing countries and the negative impact of road traffic injuries on national and global economies and requesting the Secretary General to submit a report on the global road safety crisis.

This overview of activities being conducted in road safety at a global level should help to identify gaps and possible areas of collaboration.