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UNICEF Partnering for Child Road Traffic Injury Prevention

Judy Grayson & Avi Silverman CHMI Partner Meeting 28 February 2017

RESULTS FOR CHILDREN

COUNTRY-LEVEL IMPLEMENTATION

Localizing the SDGs in Indonesia

#EVERYCHILD 2030

UNICEF Country Office assists Government to integrate SDGs into National Development Plan and develop alignment of SDG priorities for children to the President’s five year vision; "Investing in Children" a key message: registration of children; cash grant systems to support all children; publicly funded early childhood development programs; and promoting business practices that are in line with children’s rights. Identification of priority targets and localization of SDG indicators; Working with Ministry of Villages to bring SDG implementation to the local level.

Save LIVES action

• Low speed zones around schools
• Leadership: coalition building across sectors; policy engagement; disaggregated data.
• Safe Infrastructure policy, sidewalks crossings, speed bumps
• Vehicles safe for child passengers
• Enforcement, including child focus eg helmets.
• Survival: training, equipment, rehabilitation.

Data building, Systems Strengthening, Advocacy, Implementation/sustainability PARTNERSHIPS

• Cuba
• South Africa
• Philippines
• Jamaica
• China
• Papua New Guinea
• Paraguay
• Vietnam
• Mongolia

Children in country x are protected on the roads and provided a safe journey to school.

Impact Change in Systems Children, including the most vulnerable & disadvantaged, benefit from improved road safety policies providing a ‘safe system’ for children Change in Behaviour Public shift to safer road user behavior reducing risk factors on the road, conducive to increased protection for children

Enabling Environment Legislative and policy frameworks, coordination, enforcement mechanisms, data & monitoring are supportive to strengthening the protective environment and improved road safety for children.

Change

Supply & Quality Delivery of safety across agencies, education, police, local govt. Cost effective RTI prevention incl. in road infrastructure & services. Demand Public acceptance and demand for improved road safety, including safe journey to school/child rights agenda. Usage of safe transportation, adherence to safety

• regulations. Increased support for protection
• n the road as a child right.

Outcome Strategies

SDG 3.6, 11.2/Habitat III

Change Output

Thank You

jgrayson@unicef.org asilverman@unicef.org