Our 'Policy Internship Program', in collaboration with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), has the vision of increasing youth participation in promoting road safety. IRSC is currently working with people from the UN, WHO, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, various state governments, zonal police, supreme court, AIIMS, IITs, TRIPP, and other research centers across the world in its endeavor towards 'Vision Zero'.
1. Undertake task evaluation of interns
2. Work with IRSC to monitor the progress and impact of the program
To bring ground level changes in the field of road-safety our interns have worked on the forefront. But our mentors are those who have guided, evaluated, and motivated them through the process. Mentors help the interns in designing feasible solutions, which are in agreement with the civic bodies, traffic police, public, and other stakeholders.
Eligibility:
1. Assistant professors
2. Students pursuing M.Tech in civil engineering
3. Students pursuing a PhD in civil engineering
4. Students pursuing urban planning, architecture, law
Who can apply
Only those candidates can apply who:
1. are available for the work from home job/internship
2. can start the work from home job/internship between 12th Jun'20 and 17th Jul'20
Indian Road Safety Campaign (IRSC), an initiative by alumni of IIT Delhi students, is the largest youth-led organization in India. It has a presence in over 50 cities and is working with the help of 2500+ youths with college chapters in premier IITs, NITs, DU colleges, AIIMS, and law colleges across India. IRSC is presently working with organizations like the UN, WHO, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (India), National Informatics Center (NIC), NITI Aayog, IRTE, Delhi Traffic Police, and TRIPP. IIT Delhi, in its endeavor to make Indian roads safer, has been able to impact more than 1 crore people across India through its various domains of operations.
IRSC Solve is presently leading interventions of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. With awards from various national and international governments, IRSC aims to make roads safer. To date, more than 140 alumni of IRSC have made it to civil services, IIMs, LSE, IHEID, etc.