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ISSA International Section for a Culture of Prevention

The ISSA International Section on Prevention Culture promotes a preventive safety and health culture through worldwide cooperation under the objectives of the Seoul Declaration on Safety and Health at Work and provides a platform for cooperation to enhance a worldwide prevention culture.

Culture of prevention to feature at the 30th Congress of the International Commission on Occupational Health

30.01.2012 | Feature

KOSHA has announced the work plan of the International Section for a Culture of Prevention in 2012.The work plan will be finalized during its Bureau meeting March 2012.

World Congress calls for a renewed commitment to build a preventive safety and health culture

Closing session of the XIX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work

15.09.2011 | Press release

The XIX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work – the largest gathering of health and safety experts in the history of the Congress – held its closing session here today, concluding that decent work is safe work and calling for a renewed commitment to build and maintain a global culture of prevention.

New ISSA network to promote a culture of prevention

International Section of the ISSA for a Culture of Prevention

12.09.2011 | News

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.

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Culture of prevention to feature at the 30th Congress of the International Commission on Occupational Health

ISSA, 30.01.2012 | Feature | Occupational risks

KOSHA has announced the work plan of the International Section for a Culture of Prevention in 2012.The work plan will be finalized during its Bureau meeting March 2012.
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