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ZNAČAJ PROJEKTA ROSEE – BEZBEDNOST SAOBRAĆAJA U REGIONIMA JUGOISTOČNE EVROPE 2012 – 2014
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ROSEE PROJECT – ROAD SAFETY IN SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN REGIONS 2012 – 2014
Jovica Vasiljević, George Yannis, Elisa Sabbadini
Vasiljević, J., Yannis, G., Sabbadini, E., (2013). ZNAČAJ PROJEKTA ROSEE – BEZBEDNOST SAOBRAĆAJA U REGIONIMA JUGOISTOČNE EVROPE 2012 – 2014. 8 th International Conference - Road Safety in Local Communities, Divčibare.
Rezime:
U radu je dat prikaz međunarodnog projekta ROSEE – Bezbednost saobraćaja u regionima jugoistočne Evrope, u kome zajedno učestvuje deset partnera iz šest država (Bugarska, Grčka, Italija, Rumunija, Slovenija i Mađarska) i više od deset nacionalnih i internacionalnih organizacija u svojstvu posmatrača, među kojima su i predstavnici iz Srbije. Projekat je započet u oktobru 2012. godine i biće završen u septembru 2014. godine. Cilj realizacije projekta jeste da pruži podršku vladama na nacionalnom i regionalnom nivou u odabranim regionima jugoistočne Evrope, da unaprede koordinaciju u promovisanju, planiranju i aktivnostima na primarnoj i sekundarnoj putnoj mreži sa akcentom na poboljšanje performansi bezbednosti saobraćaja i dostupnosti mreže. ROSEE projekat http://www.roseeproject.eu/) je podržan u okviru Programa za jugoistočnu Evropu (http://www.southeast-europe.net/en/).
Ključne reči:
bezbednost saobraćaja, primarna i sekundarna mreža, lokalna zajednica, projekat, aktivnosti
Abstract:
In this paper iz given review of the International ROSEE project – Road Safety in South East European Regions, in which together participates ten partners from six countries (Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Romania, Slovenia and Hungary) and more then ten national and international organizations acting as observers, including representatives from Serbia. The project started in October 2012 and will be completed in September 2014. Goal of the project is to provide support to gevernments at the national and regional level in the selected South-East European regions to improve coordination in promoting, planning and operation of primary and secondary road networks with an emphasis on improving traffic safety performance and network accessibility. ROSEE project http://www.roseeproject.eu/) is supported by the South East Europe Programme (http://www.southeast-europe.net/en/).
Keywords:
road safety, primary and secondary road networks, local community, project, activities
Presented by:
Jovica Vasiljević
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