The
TAC Saferoads Awards
29 April 2004, Grand Hyatt, Melbourne
Note: Congratulations to all award winners.
List soon to follow
Many Councils and community groups have been working to improve
road safety within their community.
To recognise these achievements, the Saferoads partnership
is accepting nominations for the 2004 TAC Saferoads Awards.
The awards will be presented at the ‘Saferoads 2004
– Key Issues, Local Solutions’ conference dinner
on Thursday, 29 April 2004 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Collins
Street, Melbourne.
The awards will be in the form of a plaque and a cash component
of $3,000 for the first prize and $2,000 for the second prize,
to be used towards future road safety initiatives.
The purpose of the awards are to:
• showcase effective local road safety programs;
• increase public awareness of road safety issues;
• encourage the development, innovation and/or improvement
of road safety programs; and
• increase community ownership and participation in
road safety.
Eligibility for awards are open to Victorian local government,
schools and community groups. Eligible groups may nominate
more than one program for an award.
Nominations will be assessed on the following selection
criteria:
• A key local road safety issue is addressed and/or
benefits derived
• Target audiences reached by the initiative
• A multi-action approach adopted
• Partnerships built during the process
• Effectiveness of program through evaluation
• Prospects of wider application or dissemination
An independent panel established by the Saferoads partnership
will judge the nominations. The Panel’s decision will
be final.
Award nominees must be prepared to deliver a presentation
of their nomination as part of the Saferoads Conference program,
if required.
Both written and electronic nominations will be accepted.
Written submissions are to include one (1) original document
and four (4) photocopies in an unbound hardcopy format. Any
supporting materials should be kept to a minimum, and only
one (1) copy is to be provided.
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