Deliverable 1.5 Vol.1 - Analysis of the stakeholder survey: perceived priority and availability of data and tools and relation to the stakeholders' characteristics.
PAPADIMITRIOU ; YANNIS ; GITELMAN ; DOVEH ; TALBOT ; MACHATA ; DUPONT
Type de document
RAPPORT DE RECHERCHE
Langue
anglais
Auteur
PAPADIMITRIOU ; YANNIS ; GITELMAN ; DOVEH ; TALBOT ; MACHATA ; DUPONT
Résumé / Abstract
This report is part of the 'Policy' Work Package of the DaCoTA project (www.dacota-project.eu). The 'Policy' Work Package is designed to fill in the gap in knowledge on road safety policy making processes, their institutional framework and the data, methods and technical tools needed to base policy formulation and adoption on scientifically-established evidence. This document provides the results of a detailed analysis of a survey conducted with a large panel of stakeholders. The aim was to assess what they considered to be priorities and necessities in terms of scientific data, information, and tools to conduct their road safety activities. The aim is to improve our knowledge of the items that should be included in the ERSO website or that are included in the website already but deserve being highlighted somewhat. Concrete recommendations are eventually made that should contribute to the ERSO's usefulness for a wide variety of road safety actors. The present report builds on a model that has been previously defined in the same Work Package to formally describe the Road Safety Management process, and to couple it with scientific input. This model conceives road safety management as involving 4 key tasks: (1) Fact Finding; (2) Programme Development; (3) Preparing Implementation; (4) Monitoring and evaluation. For each type of task, scientific support may prove necessary, either in terms of data, tools for the treatment of these data, training tools, or other decision-support tools (see Muhlrad, Gitelman, & Buttler, 2011 for a detailed description of the road safety management model used). ; RAPPORT DE CONTRAT
