Audiovisual resources

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1. The importance of OSH in a coffee farm in Honduras

   The ILO, through the Vision Zero Fund and the Honduran Council of Private Enterprise, show the experience of a coffee farm in Honduras when it comes to applying occupational health and safety methodologies.

2. EU ambassadors visit a safe and healthy coffee farm in Chiapas-Mexico

   Through the Zero Vision Fund project "safety and health at work in coffee value chains", the ILO, the European Union, the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development, the government of Chiapas, and coffee producers (AMECAFE), advance in the objective of achieving zero accidents, injuries and severe and fatal diseases related to work in the supply chains of this grain in Mexico.

3. Testimony of coffee-growing women in a training program application in OSH in Chiapas-Mexico

   Coffee producers from Chiapas-Mexico comment on their experiences applying an ILO methodology (WIND) on occupational safety and health.

4. Occupational safety and health, application of the ILO WIND methodology in Chiapas, Mexico

   Application of the ILO methodology of safety and health at work (work improvement neighborhood development, WIND), in San Fernando Chiapas- Mexico. Training aimed at small coffee producers in that municipality, within the framework of implementing a national training program on safety and health in agricultural work. The national program was led by the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER).

5. Occupational safety and health in the coffee value chain in Mexico

   The International Labour Organization (ILO) seeks to reduce work-related illnesses and accidents in global value chains to promote decent work. In this initiative, through the Vision Zero Fund, and with the financial contribution of the European Union, it is intended to achieve this objective in the coffee value chains in Mexico, Colombia, Honduras and other Latin American countries.

6. Project interventions on OSH in coffee value chains in Mexico

   The International Labour Organization (ILO) seeks to reduce work-related illnesses and accidents in global value chains to promote decent work. In this initiative, through the Vision Zero Fund, and with the financial contribution of the European Union, it is intended to achieve this objective in the coffee value chains in Mexico, Colombia, Honduras and other Latin American countries.

7. Life story of a coffee producer in Oaxaca-Mexico

   The International Labour Organization (ILO) seeks to reduce work-related illnesses and accidents in global value chains to promote decent work. In this initiative, through the Vision Zero Fund, and with the financial contribution of the European Union, it is intended to achieve this objective in the coffee value chains in Mexico, Colombia, Honduras and other Latin American countries.

8. Life story of a coffee producer in Chiapas-Mexico

   The International Labour Organization (ILO) seeks to reduce work-related illnesses and accidents in global value chains to promote decent work. In this initiative, through the Vision Zero Fund, and with the financial contribution of the European Union, it is intended to achieve this objective in the coffee value chains in Mexico, Colombia, Honduras and other Latin American countries.