World report on road traffic injury prevention ppt

... Duhayon, Administrator, Association de Parents pour la Protection des Enfants sur les Routes, Belgium World report on road traffic injury prevention ISBN 92 4 159131 56 • WORLD REPORT ON ROAD TRAFFIC ... implementationof local solutionsFIGURE 1The road safety paradigm shift4 • WORLD REPORT ON ROAD TRAFFIC INJURY PREVENTION: SUMMARYimplementing, monitoring and evaluating ap-propriate interventions;• ... 000 population) in WHO regions, 200212 • WORLD REPORT ON ROAD TRAFFIC INJURY PREVENTION: SUMMARYninth leading contributor to the global burden of disease and injury. The rates of road traffic...

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... reductionof the percent values in higher PM10 concentration classes is substantial and indicates that road traffic contributes considerably to these PM10 concentration classes.Population weighted ... exhaust is only responsible for part of the PM10 concentration. Theconsiderable proportion of other emissions, such as tyre wear, other abrasion products and road dustre-suspension are independent ... attributableto road traffic Total costs with road traffic shareCosts attributableto road traffic SwitzerlandTotal costs with road traffic shareCosts attributableto road traffic All...