The project establishes a multi-sectoral partnership led by WHO, UNICEF, and UNESCAP, with key national and state agencies, civil society, and private sector stakeholders. This partnership will drive institutional capacity-building, foster public-private partnerships, and introduce innovative financing mechanisms, such as road safety bonds and dedicated levies, to unlock new resources. By strengthening financial management, optimizing fund flows, and building local capacity at all institutional levels, the project enhances transparency, accountability, and the sustainability of road safety governance. 

Beyond immediate capacity building and technical assistance, the project ensures long-term impact by embedding lessons learned and best practices into policy and planning, supported by continuous knowledge transfer and national-to-global advocacy. It is fully aligned with India’s commitments to the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety and the Sustainable Development Goals, directly supporting national policies while advancing social equity by prioritizing the needs of vulnerable road users, including women and children. 

Ultimately, this initiative aims for a measurable reduction in road fatalities and serious injuries, catalyzing economic, social, and health benefits for over 229 million people in target states and setting a benchmark for sustainable, data-driven road safety management regionally and globally.