[Closed Event, by invitation only]
This closed session will mark the formal conclusion of the Road Safety Assessment Framework (RSAF) pilot phase and launch the dialogue on its next evolution — a refined and scalable framework for corporate road safety reporting and accountability. Over the past year, a group of leading companies from multiple sectors has piloted RSAF 1.0 to better understand how safety performance can be measured across their operations, supply chains, and markets. As the pilot phase closes, participants will focus on how to translate lessons learned into a global, data-driven approach that embeds mobility safety within core business practices and corporate sustainability reporting.
Objectives
• Review key outcomes and lessons from the RSAF pilot and define priorities for developing RSAF 2.0.
• Identify strategies for scaling participation — including criteria for industry, company size, and regional engagement.
• Discuss options for assessing and validating reported data through recognized standards, auditing mechanisms, and independent verification.
• Explore pathways for sharing and integrating results using existing sustainability disclosure platforms and transport-sector data frameworks.
Expected Outcomes
• Agreement on the structure and timeline for RSAF 2.0 rollout, with indicative participation targets (100–500 companies in the next phase).
• Preliminary framework for transparent and credible data management, validation, and reporting.
• Shared understanding of how corporate transparency on mobility risk can inform policy dialogue, investor frameworks, and sector-level action.
• Strengthened commitment among governments, industry leaders, and technical partners to integrate road-user safety as a measurable dimension of sustainable corporate performance and global mobility goals.
