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ILO Flagship Programme

Safety + Health for All

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Safety + Health for All is a Flagship Programme of the ILO and the development cooperation vessel of its Global strategy on occupational safety and health for 2024–2030. It promotes the fundamental right to a safe and healthy working environment at national, regional, and global levels.

The Programme leverages the expertise of governments, and employers’ and workers’ organizations to identify and mitigate risks in workplaces and to shape effective, sustainable policy responses. Interventions respond to specific OSH needs and challenges with a focus on construction and agriculture, including in small and medium enterprises and in supply chains, including through the Vision Zero Fund.

Highlights

Safety + Health for All Strategy, 2026-2030
Worker carrying palm fruits in a wheelbarrow in an Indonesian plantation.

Safety + Health for All Strategy, 2026-2030

Programme Evaluation Highlights

Programme Evaluation Highlights

Accelerating the realization of Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work
Indonesian woman worker in a field with a traditional hat

Accelerating the realization of Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work

News

Nepal strengthens action on chemical safety with worker protection at its core
ILO calls for stronger prevention and workplace chemical risk management, guided by international labour standards, to protect workers from hazardous chemical exposure in Nepal.

Press Release

Nepal strengthens action on chemical safety with worker protection at its core

Thai employers introduced to approaches for preventing psychosocial risks and promoting mental health at work
A Thai worker is handling a package box in the warehouse.

Occupational safety and health

Thai employers introduced to approaches for preventing psychosocial risks and promoting mental health at work

Guyana strengthens OSH capacity as ILO–NEBOSH project moves into implementation
Workshop participants seated at round tables in a conference room, listening attentively during an occupational safety and health event in Guyana.

Occupational Safety and Health

Guyana strengthens OSH capacity as ILO–NEBOSH project moves into implementation

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Drone image of boats docked in Indonesia
Tools for implementers

Tools for implementers

Access tailored assessment tools, clear guidance, and targeted training to enhance implementation effectiveness.

Research

Anticipating, preparing for and responding to crisis situations through occupational safety and health interventions
Two workers in full protective gear walking by a tent

Anticipating, preparing for and responding to crisis situations through occupational safety and health interventions

Assessment of the Drivers and Constraints for OSH Improvement and Social Protection of Workers in the Castor Value Chain in Kenya
Woman worker seating outside sorting out castor fruits on the ground

Assessment of the Drivers and Constraints for OSH Improvement and Social Protection of Workers in the Castor Value Chain in Kenya

Assessing the national system for the recording and notification of occupational accidents and diseases
Woman labour inspector asking questions in a coffee plantation

Assessing the national system for the recording and notification of occupational accidents and diseases

Development partners as key actors of change

Development partners as key actors of change

The ILO wishes to acknowledge contributions from Canada, Colombia, the EU, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, the Walt Disney Company, AJCA, Eni S.p.A., NEBOSH, Nike, Nestlé and Siemens

See also

Safety and health at work

Topic portal

Safety and health at work