WHO supports Member States in defining and managing mobility policies that are beneficial to health by developing methods and tools to assess the health impact of transport. The development of such methods and tools is also part of the activities within the priority areas of the pan-European programme on transport, environment and health (THE PEP).
Activities in this area are carried out in collaboration with the WHO/Europe's programme on health impact assessment methods and strategies and within THE PEP.
 | Economic valuation of transport-related health effects | |
| This evaluation, carried out within THE PEP, includes HIA aspects | ||
| Health effects and risks of transport systems (HEARTS) | |
| WHO coordinates this EC co-funded project to support healthier transport policies by developing tools that integrate health impact assessments in the decision-making process for transport | ||
| Integrated software for health, transport efficiency and artistic heritage recovery (ISHTAR) [external link] | |
| WHO is a partner of this project co-funded by the European Commission to provide an integrated estimate of different aspects of transport impacts on health as well as on the environment and monuments through a software suite. WHO estimates transport-related health effects from pollution (air and noise) and traffic accidents | ||
