Monitoring and evaluation
A real impact of interventions in road safety and injury prevention needs to be measured by an actual change in the deaths and injury pattern through systematic monitoring and evaluation. The centre uses both primary and secondary sources of data collected through independent studies and in available information systems to identify the actual change.
In the past, The centre has evaluated the impact of several road safety interventions like the impact of Helmet legislation, enforcement against drinking and driving, campaigns in road safety, pedestrian safety programmes, highway safety, effectiveness of suicide prevention helpline and interventions. In addition to monitoring road safety activities, systematic situation analysis and baseline analysis has been completed in India and other countries of South-East Asia region, Eastern Mediterranean region.
The CC participated as technical collaborator for the monitoring and evaluation of the Phase 1 of Bloomberg Philanthropies supported Road safety India project (Implemented by World Health Organization, Global Road Safety Programme, World Bank, Arrive Safe along with Government of India ) in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Punjab during 2011–15 for monitoring progress in road safety along with Johns Hopkins University.
