1. Familiarization Meeting
Workplanning
Familiarization Meeting

2. Tentative Dates Activity April WK 1 April WK 2 April WK 3 May WK 1 May
June
July
August WK 3
Interviewing LDPs
5th
Familiarization Meeting
12th
Lunching of the Programme
 Road Safety Week
8th – 12th
Road Safety Week Events
8th – 14th
Inception Meeting
6th – 17th
Training 1: Global Context
26th
Training 2: Formation of Policies
15th – 16th
Training 3: Advocacy
20th – 21st
Training 4: Engaging with Media
17th -18th

3. The trainings Role of LDP (Co- Authorship) Article from 2 LDPs
Planned Timeframe
Session topic
Targeted Audience
Role of LDP (Co- Authorship)
May
global context, risk factors, interventions
LDPs members and relevant partners, representatives from CSOs, police, ministries,
Article from 2 LDPs
June
Formation and implementation of road safety policies and laws (current and future opportunities.
LDPs members and relevant partners, representatives from CSOs, police, ministries
July
Improving advocacy and the evidence base for road injury prevention
August
improving LDP members’ skills on engaging with media to advocate for legislative improvements
LDPs

4. Road Safety Online Course
The Road Safety Legislation online course is a self-paced course open to anyone interested in road safety legislation. The course includes lessons organized in 4 modules covering basic road safety facts, the importance of legislation in road safety; evidence for laws on some of the key risk factors and post-crash; factors to consider to prioritize legislative changes; and how to advocate for improvements, including media advocacy. The course provides recorded lessons, examples from countries, and other learning tools. Participants can learn and access materials at their own pace and convenience and receive a certificate of training upon successful completion of the course. Visit,  ntrywork/legislation_online_course/en/ for more information.