The Road Safety Performance Review (RSPR) was designed to help the beneficiary country to strengthen the road safety capacities and effectively address and improve national road safety system. The most critical road safety aspects and priority needs in the beneficiary country will be identified by preparing the RSPR. The RSPR will map gaps in national institutional, legal and regulatory frameworks, assess the level of compliance with UN road safety legal instruments - all in line with the ITC Recommendations and the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety and give recommendations for future actions. Based on the RSPR findings, a national capacity-building workshop/s and policy dialogue will take place to provide further training on the priority areas identified through the RSPR and on accession and implementation of United Nations road-safety related legal instruments.

The Road Safety Performance Review (RSPR) was designed to help the beneficiary country to strengthen the road safety capacities and effectively address and improve national road safety system. The most critical road safety aspects and priority needs in the beneficiary country will be identified by preparing the RSPR. The RSPR will map gaps in national institutional, legal and regulatory frameworks, assess the level of compliance with UN road safety legal instruments - all in line with the ITC Recommendations and the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety and give recommendations for future actions. Based on the RSPR findings, a national capacity-building workshop/s and policy dialogue will take place to provide further training on the priority areas identified through the RSPR and on accession and implementation of United Nations road-safety related legal instruments.

The Road Safety Performance Review (RSPR) was designed to help the beneficiary country to strengthen the road safety capacities and effectively address and improve national road safety system. The most critical road safety aspects and priority needs in the beneficiary country will be identified by preparing the RSPR. The RSPR will map gaps in national institutional, legal and regulatory frameworks, assess the level of compliance with UN road safety legal instruments - all in line with the ITC Recommendations and the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety and give recommendations for future actions. Based on the RSPR findings, a national capacity-building workshop/s and policy dialogue will take place to provide further training on the priority areas identified through the RSPR and on accession and implementation of United Nations road-safety related legal instruments.