Bring us a problem
that needs an owner.
We work on road safety where accountability is missing — unsafe intersections nobody has audited, crash compensation claims nobody has traced, worker populations nobody has surveyed. If that describes something in your city or your sector, there is a way to work together.
Four tracks.
Each with a deliverable.
Government & civic bodies
Joint road safety audits of high-risk sites, with findings validated against IRC and MoRTH standards and handed to the authority responsible for that stretch.
Corporate & CSR
Fund a defined workstream — a city's audit programme, a research study, or a safety equipment distribution drive — with reporting tied to outcomes, not activity counts.
Research institutions
Co-authored primary research on under-documented road safety questions: post-crash legal process, gig worker exposure, infrastructure design failure.
Universities & campus chapters
Bring Project Rakshak to your campus — students run structured audits in their own city, with faculty review and formal civic authority engagement.
No pilots that
go nowhere.
Tell us the problem
A stretch of road, a city, a population, or a policy gap. Specific beats broad.
We scope it with you
What can be measured, what a realistic outcome looks like, and what it costs to get there.
One owner, one deliverable
Every partnership gets a named lead on our side who is accountable for the outcome.
Published, not filed
Findings are published with methodology, so the work survives past the partnership.
One email starts it.
Tell us the road.
Include your organisation, the city or population you care about, and what you would call a result. We will come back with what is measurable and what it takes.