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The Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety is one of iRAP\u2019s Lead Partners in the pilot phase of development and rollout of the\u00a0Star Rating for Schools<\/a>\u00a0program.<\/strong><\/p>\n In Cambodia, Cameroon, India, Kenya, Malaysia, and Nigeria, Alliance members have been testing the Star Rating for Schools app in different contexts, helping iRAP to build a picture of considerations and conditions that affect the app\u2019s implementation and rollout globally. Star Rating for Schools was the assessment tool used on the recent Alliance Advocate training in Kenya. Advocates assessed the area around St. Dominic\u2019s School, Nairobi, and found it to be one-star standard. The data was used to convince decision makers in Nairobi to improve safety around the school. Read more\u00a0here<\/a>. The 20 Advocates are now taking what they learned and replicating it in 13 African countries.<\/p>\n With members in more than 90 high-, medium-, and low-income countries across every continent except Antarctica, the Alliance and its members are well placed to test the app in a range of settings.<\/p>\n