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Development cooperation

Safety + Health for All

Joining forces to improve the safety and health of workers worldwide

Safety + Health for All is an ILO Flagship Programme for coherent development cooperation to promote the fundamental right to a safe and healthy working environment. It mobilizes resources to implement projects at national, regional and global level following a consolidated global strategy

The actions target workers in vulnerable conditions, such as female, young, and migrant workers, as well as those in hazardous sectors such as agriculture and construction. Interventions also respond to specific OSH needs and challenges in small and medium enterprises and, through the Vision Zero Fund, in global supply chains.

By 2024, Safety + Health for All has benefited, directly or indirectly, over 185 million workers in 26 countries.

 

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Joining efforts to build a safe and healthy working environment
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Participating countries

Participating countries

The dashboard offers interactive visualisations of ILO development cooperation projects promoting OSH in 26 countries

Key information

Evaluation Highlights

Evaluation Highlights

Strategy 2021-2025

Strategy 2021-2025

Accelerating the Realization of Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work

Accelerating the Realization of Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work

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Vision Zero Fund

Vision Zero Fund

Sub programme on Global Supply Chains

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