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A new global network to promote a culture of prevention was launched during the XIX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work, in Istanbul, Turkey on 12 September, marking a new stage in international cooperation in the field of occupational safety and health.

The global network for a culture of prevention aims to provide a platform for cooperation to exchange knowledge and good practices to enhance a worldwide prevention culture, and is hosted by the Korean Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA) with the support of the International Labour Organization and the International Social Security Association (ISSA).

New Global Network for a Culture of Prevention

The Istanbul Declaration was adopted at a Summit of Ministers meeting in Istanbul, Turkey on 11 September 2011 prior to the XIX World Congress for Safety and Health at Work. It has been welcomed as an “important milestone” in the promotion of prevention at the workplace. The Istanbul Summit involved ministers from 32 countries.

The Ministers participating in the Summit stated their full and unconditional support to the background and objectives of the Seoul Declaration joining the original signatories in support of the Seoul Declaration. The Ministers also declared their commitment to take the lead in promoting a preventative safety and health culture worldwide, and to place occupational safety and health high in their national and regional agendas.

Istanbul Declaration on Safety and Health at Work

XIX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work will be held from 11-15 September 2011 in Istanbul, Republic of Turkey. The theme of this Congress will be “Building a Culture of Prevention for a Healthy and Safe Future”. For more information, please visit the official website: www.safety2011turkey.org

Das gemeinsame Sekretariat der Erklärung von Seoul freut sich Ihnen mitteilen zu können,, dass bisher 4 Unterzeichnungsveranstaltungen zur Förderung der Seouler Erklärung für das Jahr 2011 geplant sind. Darüber hinaus wird anlässlich des XIX. Weltkongresses für Arbeits-und Gesundheitsschutz, (11-15 September 2011 in Istanbul, Türkei) zur Förderung der Seouler Erklärung ein Ministertreffen (Summit) und ein Symposium stattfinden.

Demnächst stattfindende Veranstaltungen zur Förderung der Erklärung von Seoul

During the 25^th Turkish National Week on Safety and Health at Work in Kayseri, Turkey on 4-6 May 2011, Kayseri Statement was concluded, in support of the Seoul Declaration, with the participation of the occupational safety and health institutions, organizations, vocational and non-governmental organization. The 25^th National Week was hosted by the Directorate General of Occupational Health and Safety of Ministry of Labour and Social Security of Republic of Turkey.

Kayseri Statement in support of the Seoul Declaration

Der Welttag für Sicherheit und Gesundheitsschutz am Arbeitsplatz ist eine internationale Kampagne der ILO zur Förderung sicherer, gesunder und menschenwürdiger Arbeit. Der Welttag wird von der ISSA unterstützt.Der Welttag für Sicherheit und Gesundheitsschutz am Arbeitsplatz 2011 konzentriert sich auf die Implementierung eines Management Systems für Arbeits- und Gesundheitsschutz. als Instrument zur kontinuierlichen Verbesserung der Prävention von Arbeitsunfällen.

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The 2nd Strategy Conference in Dresden, Germany was held on 3-4 February 2011 to find the opportunity to explore how the various international strategies on safety and health at work could be better linked with one another and how implementation at the national level could be better coordinated. At the end of the first day, the delegates signed the Seoul Declaration to explicitly express their commitment to a worldwide prevention culture.

Dresden Statement in support of the Seoul Declaration

Das 3. Internationale Forum für Präventionskultur auf dem Gebiet der Arbeitssicherheit und -gesundheit, das von der internationalen Beobachtungsstelle für Präventionskultur organisiert wird, findet vom 19-20 Oktober 2010 in Gran Canaria/ Teneriffa, Spanien statt.

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