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Summary Report of Research Products Developed within the SafeYouth@Work Project
Building a Generation of safe and healthy workers
Indonesia to develop its National OSH Programme 2020-2024
As a follow-up to its National OSH Profile, Indonesia under its Ministry of Manpower is now in the process of preparing of Presidential Decree on National OSH Programme 2020-2024 to drive sustainable OSH development and implementation in the next...
Module 3 - OSH Management at the Workplace: Addressing Young Workers’ Needs
Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package
Appendices
Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package
Guide for the Mainstreaming of Occupational Safety and Health in Vocational Training Programmes - Forestry and Wood Production Sector
Module 1 - A National OSH Framework Addressing Young Workers’ Vulnerabilities
Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package
Guide for the Mainstreaming of Occupational Safety and Health in Vocational Training Programmes - Culinary Arts
Module 2 - Strategy and Actions for the Protection of Young Workers
Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package
Introduction
Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package
Guide for Mainstreaming of Occupational Safety and Health in Vocational training programmes
SafeYouth@Work tripartite results and sustainability workshop
The workshop was held from 14 to 16 October 2019 at ITC-ILO, Turin, Italy
SafeYouth@Work
Impact Stories
Building a Generation of safe and healthy workers
SafeYouth@Work - Project Results
Building a Generation of safe and healthy workers
The SafeYouth@Work (Myanmar) project held its end of project workshop in Yangon, Myanmar
On 28 August 2019, the ILO marked successful partnership with FGLLID in the implementation of the SafeYouth@Work Project - Building a Generation of Safe and Healthy Workers. The workshop was held with participation of all project stakeholders in...
Indonesia continues to foster OSH prevention culture through its first National OSH Profile
Indonesia is taking a significant step in ensuring the implementation of OSH prevention culture in the country, by developing and launching its first National OSH Profile.
Indonesia launches its first National OSH Profile to promote safe and secure working environments and foster prevention culture
Indonesia continues to demonstrate progress and leadership on occupational safety and health (OSH) and to promote a national culture of prevention on OSH.
The national profile of OSH in Indonesia
Provides information on OSH legislation, mechanisms of forming state policy related to OSH, infrastructure, social partnership structures, operations of various partners for OSH, labour inspection, participants and parties concerned, OSH statistics...
Working hand in hand to strengthen OSH programmes at national and provincial level
The ILO and its social partners continue to work together in creating a culture of prevention through the development of national OSH programme and building the capacity for OSH provincial stakeholders.
ILO brings together Myanmar stakeholders to discuss implementation of new Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Law
Addressing the OSH Stakeholders Event held in Nay Pyi Taw on 6-7 Mat 2019, ILO Liaison Officer in Myanmar Rory Mungoven welcomed the newly passed OSH Law and the launch of the Second Myanmar OSH Profile.
Myanmar commemorated its third National Day on Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) on 28 April 2019 in Yangon
The ILO is working closely with the Government and the social partners to make workplace safety and health a national priority and reality for all.