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CRSP Manual

ISBN 0-478-24165-8
Prepared and published by
The Community Road Safety Programme
Land Transport New Zealand
PO Box 2840
Wellington
New Zealand
April 2004

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Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE COMMUNITY ROAD SAFETY PROGRAMME
• What is the Community Road Safety Programme?
• How does the CRSP fit into the Road Safety to 2010 strategy?
• What are the CRSP goals?
3. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOR ROAD SAFETY
• What is community?
• What is community development?
• How does community development contribute to road safety?
• Successful community development takes time and effort
• The community development process
• Cultural sensitivity
4. CRSP PROGRAMMES
• What are CRSP programmes?
5. FUNDING YOUR ROAD SAFETY ACTIVITY
• Funding timetable
• Contractual obligations with Land Transport NZ
• Accountability for funding
• How do I apply for CRSP funding?
• Putting together an application for funding
• Developing a budget
• Invoicing
6. PUTTING THE CRSP INTO ACTION
• Before you start
• Identifying the issues
• Planning for success
• Project planning and management
• Monitoring and reporting
7. EVALUATING COMMUNITY ROAD SAFETY
• What is evaluation?
• Why should you evaluate your road safety activity?
• Evaluation and project planning
• Defining evaluation
• Data collection tools and methods
• Interpreting and reporting your results
8. PROMOTING COMMUNITY ROAD SAFETY
• Keeping road safety in the headlines
• Building news media relationships
• Writing a media release
• Handling media enquiries
• Displays that get your message working
• Successful advertising
• Newsletters
9. GUIDELINES FOR MANAGERS
• What is community development?
• How does community development contribute to road safety?
• Successful community development takes time and effort
• What are CRSP programmes?
• Contractual obligations
• Employing co-ordinators
• Supervision and support
• Professional development opportunities
10. PARTNERS IN ROAD SAFETY
• Land Transport NZ regional offices
• Local councils
• Road safety co-ordinators
• Developing a partnership approach: working with multiple groups and road safety providers
• The New Zealand Police
• The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC)
• The Road Safety Trust
• Transfund New Zealand
• Transit New Zealand
• Community contacts and information
• Volunteers
11. WHERE TO GO FOR MORE INFORMATION
• The Community Road Safety Programme website
• Other sources of information
12. APPENDIX 1: HEALTH PROMOTION AND THE CRSP
• Health promotion and injury prevention

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