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Data Driven Hyperlocal Interventions for Ambedkar Nagar
June 11
About the Program
The Road Safety Training Programme on Data-Driven Hyperlocal Interventions (DDHI), conducted by the Centre of Excellence for Road Safety (CoERS), IIT Madras, in Ambedkar Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, was designed to strengthen district-level capacity for addressing road safety challenges through data-driven action and stakeholder coordination. The programme brought together officials from the District Administration, PWD, NHAI, Police, Health, Education, and other key departments responsible for road safety implementation.
The training introduced participants to the DDHI framework and its role in helping districts identify local road safety risks, prioritise interventions, and monitor progress using field-level data. Participants received hands-on training on the Field Perception Survey (FPS) and Trauma Care Preparedness Level (TPL) applications, along with demonstrations of the Sanjaya platform, enabling them to collect, analyse, and utilise local data for informed decision-making.
Sessions included practical demonstrations, discussions on field implementation, survey procedures, data collection methodologies, and the application of road safety audits and trauma care preparedness assessments. The programme also provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss local road safety challenges and explore coordinated approaches for addressing them.
As part of the programme, stakeholders discussed district-level action plans leading up to 21 July, with a shared commitment to support the observance of Zero Accident Day through coordinated road safety initiatives across Ambedkar Nagar.
Agenda
10:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Road Safety Scenario in Ambedkar Nagar – Key Challenges and Opportunities
- Overview of district road safety challenges and opportunities
Speaker: Prof. Venkatesh Balasubramanian, Head, CoERS, IIT Madras
11:00 AM – 11:15 AM
Introduction to the Data-Driven Hyperlocal Interventions (DDHI) Programme
- Introduction to the DDHI framework and implementation approach
Facilitator: Representatives from CoERS, IIT Madras
11:15 AM – 11:45 AM
Sanjaya Application – Demonstration & Walkthrough
- Demonstration of application features and workflows
Participants: Police Officials, Road Authority Engineers, and District Health Officials
11:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Tea Break
12:00 PM – 01:00 PM (Parallel Sessions)
Field Perception Survey (FPS) – Demonstration & Use Cases
- Survey methodology and field data collection
- Application use cases for road safety assessments
Participants: Police Officials and Road Authority Engineers
Trauma Care Preparedness Level (TPL) – Demonstration
- Introduction to trauma care preparedness assessment
- Data collection and reporting procedures
Participants: Emergency Care Professionals
01:00 PM – 02:00 PM
Road Safety Audit Application Training
- Introduction to road safety audit principles
- Application-based assessment and reporting
Participants: Road Authority Engineers
