Safety + Health for All - Publications
December 2022
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Collecting data and measuring key performance indicators on occupational safety and health interventions: A guidebook for implementers
16 December 2022
This guidebook contains instructions and information on how to collect the data required to compile key performance indicators (KPIs) for the ILO Safety + Health for All flagship programme.
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Designing a national strategy to improve safety and health in micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises A “how to” guide
14 December 2022
This “how to” guide aims at supporting government officials, representatives of employers’ and workers’ organizations and other stakeholders to cooperate in the development of an adapted OSH strategy aimed at improving OSH conditions in MSMEs.
November 2022
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Managing chemical risk in the agriculture sector
10 November 2022
Application booklet
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Measuring impact: Advancing the monitoring and reporting of Safety + Health for All projects
04 November 2022
The document highlights new tools that will contribute to effectively measuring, tracking and reporting the results and impact of the projects implemented as part of the ILO flagship programme Safety + Health for All, as well as facilitating the aggregation of results achieved across all initiatives.
May 2022
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Filling data and knowledge gaps on occupational safety and health in global supply chains. Overview of publications
23 May 2022
This document presents an overview of key research publications of the project: Filling data and knowledge gaps on occupational safety and health in global supply chains – A Vision Zero Fund project.
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Occupational safety and health in global supply chains. Summary of key findings from recent research conducted by Vision Zero Fund
23 May 2022
This document presents key research findings of the project: Filling data and knowledge gaps on occupational safety and health in global supply chains – A Vision Zero Fund project. I Section 1 presents a summary of the synthesis reviews on the drivers and constraints for OSH improvement in selected global supply chains conducted by the project. Section 2 describes the main findings of the research conducted on the effects of two types of disruptive forces, the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change, on workers’ occupational safety and health. Section 3 presents a summary of the main findings of the research focused on improving the collection and quality of data on accidents, injuries and diseases.
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Collecting data on occupational safety and health: A mapping of different types of household and establishment surveys
23 May 2022
This report provides an overview of different types and content of household and establishment surveys to collect data on occupational safety and health, with the aim to inform and support countries in the development of such surveys, and more specifically, in selecting the most appropriate mix of data sources and survey vehicles and question-sets to achieve their purpose.
April 2022
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Improving chemical safety in the world of work A guide to the training modules
08 April 2022
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Framework for Action on Chemicals and Wastes
08 April 2022
The ILO aims to promote activities to better engage ministries of labour, employers’ and workers’ organizations, as well as other world of work stakeholders, in the sound management of chemicals at all levels of governance. The development of an ILO Framework for Action on Chemicals and Waste (Framework) is envisaged to define action areas and priorities for the engagement of world of work actors on chemicals management at the international level. The Framework aims to identify concrete actions where the labour sector has either a lead or important supporting role to play in the sound management of chemicals, recognizing the need for multi-sectoral cooperation. This paper is available for comment by constituents and interested parties.
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The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS): Brochure
08 April 2022
This brochure provides an overview of the GHS and how it relates to occupational safety and health and International Labour Standards