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Improving Safety and Health for Tea Workers in Nepal

Thanks to safety and health training provided through the ILO/Japan project “Safety + Health for All Workers in South Asia,” Kamala Bhujel, a tea worker in Jhapa, Nepal, has seen improvements in her working conditions. The project, part of the ILO’s Flagship Programme “Safety + Health for All,” supports safer workplaces in the plantation sector across India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.

28 April 2025

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