The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety is a 12-year, $259 million, multi-partner project that aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in low- and middle-income countries. Initiative partners representing the world's leading road safety organizations coordinate with in-country governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to implement road safety activities, focusing on four primary risk factors: speeding, impaired driving, helmet use, and seatbelt use. As a partner in the initiative, IACP's primary role is to work alongside in-country law enforcement agencies to implement evidence-based interventions that have been proven to reduce road traffic fatalities and injuries. 

The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety is a 12-year, $259 million, multi-partner project that aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in low- and middle-income countries. Initiative partners representing the world's leading road safety organizations coordinate with in-country governmental and non-governmental stakeholder to implement road safety activities, focusing on four primary risk factors: speeding, impaired driving, helmet use, and seatbelt use. As a partner in the initiative, IACP's primary role is to work alongside in-country law enforcement agencies to implement evidence-based interventions that have been proven to reduce road traffic fatalities and injuries. 

The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety is a 12-year, $259 million, multi-partner project that aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in low- and middle-income countries. Initiative partners representing the world's leading road safety organizations coordinate with in-country governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to implement road safety activities, focusing on four primary risk factors: speeding, impaired driving, helmet use, and seatbelt use. As a partner in the initiative, IACP's primary role is to work alongside in-country law enforcement agencies to implement evidence-based interventions that have been proven to reduce road traffic fatalities and injuries. 

The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety is a 12-year, $259 million, multi-partner project that aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in low- and middle-income countries. Initiative partners representing the world's leading road safety organizations coordinate with in-country governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to implement road safety activities, focusing on four primary risk factors: speeding, impaired driving, helmet use, and seatbelt use. As a partner in the initiative, IACP's primary role is to work alongside in-country law enforcement agencies to implement evidence-based interventions that have been proven to reduce road traffic fatalities and injuries. 

The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety is a 12-year, $259 million, multi-partner project that aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in low- and middle-income countries. Initiative partners representing the world's leading road safety organizations coordinate with in-country governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to implement road safety activities, focusing on four primary risk factors: speeding, impaired driving, helmet use, and seatbelt use. As a partner in the initiative, IACP's primary role is to work alongside in-country law enforcement agencies to implement evidence-based interventions that have been proven to reduce road traffic fatalities and injuries. 

The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety is a 12-year, $259 million, multi-partner project that aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in low- and middle-income countries. Initiative partners representing the world's leading road safety organizations coordinate with in-country governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to implement road safety activities, focusing on four primary risk factors: speeding, impaired driving, helmet use, and seatbelt use. As a partner in the initiative, IACP's primary role is to work alongside in-country law enforcement agencies to implement evidence-based interventions that have been proven to reduce road traffic fatalities and injuries. 

As a subgrantee to the Pan American Development Foundation (PADF), IACP is conducting a comparative analytical assessment of the human resources processes and practices of the Colombian National Police. Through this research, IACP is examining processes and practices such as recruitment and retention, and benefits such as retirement in relation to regional and global promising practices. 

On January 17, 2024, IACP in partnership with the UAE Ministry of Interior, facilitated the enrollment of four Emirati officers at the Collin College Law Enforcement Academy in McKinney, TX as a part of the IACP/UAE MOI Police Academy Exchange Program. The exchange marks the second iteration of the program hosted at Collin College Law Enforcement Academy. Over the course of five months, the officers will complete a 775-hour Basic Peace Officer course while learning and engaging with their U.S. counterparts.

A memorandum of understanding (MOU) between IACP and the Association of Caribbean Chiefs of Police (ACCP) was signed in 2020.

In February 2022, a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between IACP and the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) was signed at IACP headquarters.