ICAO received feedback on the 2020-2022 edition of the GASP, noting that States needed assistance on how to use GASP indicators in the context of their NASP and national safety performance measurement. Feedback included requests for additional guidance on how to measure each of the GASP indicators and clarify some of them, in terms of aspects such as data source or calculations. Feedback also suggested that GASP indicators are mistakenly viewed as mandatory; these are only examples.
 

The Manual on Monitoring Implementation of Regional and National Aviation Safety Plans (Doc 10162) was developed to provide States and regions with guidance on data sources for indicators used to measure the achievement of the NASP and RASP goals, respectively. It includes a GASP Indicator Form, developed for each indicator, to provide States and regions with clear guidance and definitions, and to ensure ICAO collects consistent, reliable data.

 

This manual should be used in conjunction with the Global Aviation Safety Plan (Doc 10004) the Global Aviation Safety Roadmap (Doc 10161) and the Manual on the Development of Regional and National Aviation Safety Plans (Doc 10131).