Promotional materials
2013
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Publication
Improving safety and health at work through a Decent Work Agenda
22 March 2013
Final brochure of the joint ILO-EU project "Improving safety and health at work through a Decent Work Agenda" in the Republic of Moldova
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Publication
EU-ILO project “Improving occupational safety and health at work through a Decent Work Agenda” Ukraine
22 March 2013
Final brochure outlining key project activities
2012
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Video
The ILO and the EU improving safety and health at work through a Decent Work Agenda (short version)
30 November 2012
The European Union and the ILO SAFEWORK programme have engaged in a joint project to improve safety and health at work in Honduras, Malawi, The Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, and Zambia. This video gives an overview of the successes reached in these countries, leading to safe and healthy, decent workplace for all.
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Video
Improving Safety and Health at Work through a Decent Work Agenda
26 November 2012
The equivalent of four plane crashes each and every day. This is how many people go out to work each day and don't return home because they die in a workplace accident. Thousands more die of work-related diseases. But these accidents and illnesses are preventable. Coordinated action at national and enterprise level is improving workplace safety and health, as well as directly benefiting business productivity, cost-saving and competitiveness. The EU and the ILO's programme on Safety and Health at Work and the environment SafeWork have engaged in a joint project to improve safety and health at work in five countries across three regions of the world: Honduras, Malawi, The Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, and Zambia. The successes reached in these countries can be replicated around the world, leading to safe and healthy, decent workplaces for all.
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Publication
Final conference of the EU/ILO project "Improving safety and health at work through a Decent Work Agenda" in Malawi
16 October 2012
16 October 2012, Lilongwe, Malawi. Final brochure outlining key project activities. Background, aim, results achieved, the challenge, final project conference.
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Publication
Good Practices in Labour Inspection on HIV and AIDS
12 October 2012
This publication is a set of good practices on labour inspection with respect to HIV and AIDS which was prepared jointly by the LAB/ADMIN and the ILO Programme on HIV/AIDS and the World of Work (ILO/AIDS). It is a tool for labour inspectors, workers and employers to improve their understanding about the linkages between labour inspection and HIV and AIDS.
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Publication
Knowledge, attitudes and practices on HIV and AIDS among manufacturing industry workers in Honduras
01 October 2012
This study was conducted by the ILO and the UNAH-VS, in partnership with UNAIDS, the Honduran Manufacturers Association and ASONAPVSIDAH. The objective is to identify the level of knowledge, attitudes, and practices relative to HIV and AIDS among the workers of six companies in the manufacturing industry located in Villanueva and Choloma of the Cortés Region.
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Publication
Knowledge, attitudes and practices on HIV and AIDS among national port authority and dock workers in Honduras
01 October 2012
This study was conducted by the ILO, with the support of the OFID, in collaboration with UNAH-VS, UNAIDS, ENP, SITRAENP, and ASONAPVSIDAH. The objective is to ascertain the level of knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding HIV and AIDS among the workforce of the National Port Authority (ENP), and the dock workers employed at Puerto Cortés.
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Video News Release
Transitioning to Green Jobs in Sri Lanka
03 August 2012
“Green jobs” can be created in the most fundamental of workplaces, and the result can benefit traditional industries. That’s what is happening in Sri Lanka, where former “waste pickers” at Sri Lanka’s garbage dumps were given new skills to work more efficiently and protect their health, and that is benefitting one of the island’s iconic industries.
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Video News Release
Making Labour Migration Safer for Laotian Workers
01 August 2012
Many people dream of a better life in a foreign country, but without job skills and good connections the risk of exploitation is high. There’s a new initiative by the Laotian government to give people who want to try for a better life abroad the chance to make it work safely and legally.
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Publication
e-OSH 2012 promotional leaflet
25 June 2012
Everything you want to know about safety and health at work in two clicks.
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Publication
The GHS and the Global Partnership: A success story from Rio to Rio
14 June 2012
The booklet summarises and reviews the achievements, lessons learned and future directions of the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) Global Partnership for Capacity Building to Implement the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS).
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Video interview
An interview with Manuela Tomei on Occupational Safety and Health in the Green Economy
25 April 2012
ILO TV interviews Manuela Tomei, Director of the Labour Protection Department about the new report "Promoting safety and health in a green economy" in the lead up to this year's World Day for Safety and Health at Work.
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Poster
Carte Postale - 28 April 2013
15 March 2012
La prévention des maladies professionnelles
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Poster
Postcard - 28 April 2013
15 March 2012
The prevention of Occupational Diseases
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Poster
Postcard for the World Day for Safety and Health at Work - 28 April 2012
15 March 2012
Promoting safety and health in a green economy
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Poster
Poster for the World Day for Safety and Health at Work - 28 April 2013
06 March 2012
The Prevention of Occupational Diseases
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Poster
Poster for the World Day for Safety and Health at Work - 28 April 2012
06 March 2012
Promoting safety and health in a green economy
2011
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Video News Release
India: Working Together to End Hazardous Child Labour
10 June 2011
Around 115 million boys and girls under the age of 18 are involved in hazardous child labour. Making a change is possible. In India both employers and trade unions are actively involved in the fight against child labour, especially when it comes to keeping children out of hazardous work.
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Video
Kukes miners learn about their rights in health and safety at work
17 May 2011
Vlahna Village, like many in the region of Kukes, has been highly affected by youth migration, a prevalence of under-employment and informal working practices. However, thanks to new direct investment from abroad, the nearby Vlahna Mine, home to the second largest chromium reserve in Albania and one of the largest in Europe, is being put to productive use once more following its closure in 2006. To ensure the transition from informal to formal employment, 40 miners are receiving training in occupational safety and health as part of their recruitment, to ensure improved working conditions and long-term job security for the local community. The training programme has been realized thanks to the One UN Joint Programme Youth Employment and Migration, funded by the Government of Spain through the MDG Achievement Fund.