Occupational Safety and Health

Brewing change - promoting safe work in Sri Lanka's tea plantations

Workers in tea and rubber plantations run a greater risk of occupational injury than those in other sectors. A safe and healthy working environment is the right of every worker, in every job! Here's how ILO Sri Lanka is promoting safe work for all in tea plantations.

18 October 2023



ILO's 'Safety + Health for All Plantation Workers in South Asia: Sri Lanka Component', funded by the Government of Japan, is generating, and sharing knowledge on opportunities to better occupational safety and health (OSH), strengthening national institutions and plantation communities’ capacity to promote OSH, building industry level practices, and improving representation of workers, towards ensuring safety and health for all workers in plantations.


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