Improving Road Safety
in the OIC Member States
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Figure 6: Assessing results at the system level
Source Bliss and Breen, 2009
Checklist 1 provides the framework with which the reviewer can decide to investigate specific
matters in more detail. It is essentially an initial probe to determine sources of data and where
these are not available, local experts must be consulted to identify high risk user groups,
dangerous road sections, critical offences etc.
3.4.2 Assessing results focus at the institutional management level
A primary objective of the World Bank review process is aimed at assessing the legal,
institutional and organisational setting of road safety management. Following from the initial
system level appraisal, the institutional management functions are appraised using Checklists 6
to 11, as included in the World Bank guidelines (Bliss & Breen, 2009). The checklists provide a
basis for developing questions and exploring issues that enable assessing the current
institutional management functions and linking these to the desired interventions and their
focus.