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Education for sustainability

Sustainability in schools and education means running educational institutions in a sustainable way - taking care of resources, a safe and healthy work and learning environment, being climate neutral and being aware of environmental impacts, but it can be much more.

Corona / pandemics

Occupational hygiene can mean much more than "just" hygiene - but in times of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, hygiene itself gains very high importance. Find a selection of examples of good practice from our database dealing with this topic.

Ergonomics in education and training / at work

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are one of the most common work-related ailments. They affect millions of workers. MSDs are causing workers to leave the workforce early, which is a human and a financial burden.

But the numbers of MSDs among children and adolescents as well as young workers are also already worryingly high.

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News

UL Research lnstitutes, UL Standards and Engagement

23. Oct 2024

We are glad to welcome a new member to our network: UL Research lnstitutes and UL Standards and Engagement from the Unites States of America. The ENETOSH network now has 114 Members from 38 countries worldwide.
UL Research Institutes is a leading independent safety science organization with global reach and senses and acts on risks to public safety with bold hypotheses and objective investigations.

New challenges for Teachers and Trainers in the digital age – ENETOSH session at WOS 2024

16. Oct 2024

As part of the 12th International Conference “Working on Safety” (WOS 2024), Lucie Kocůrková (Technical University of Ostrava) and Ulrike Bollmann (DGUV) organized a workshop on the challenges teachers and trainers face in the digital age, with support from Nelson Bruno Martins Marques Costa (University of Minho).

Good Healthy Schools Initiative

29. Sep 2024

The Good Healthy Schools Initiative (GHSI), a three-year international project aimed at integrating health into the educational framework to create thriving school environments for better educational outcomes, has launched a new website.

The GHSI sees health as both a driver and a resource for education in schools. The vision is to develop schools where health is woven into every aspect of their school quality framework to create a good school that supports their educational quality.

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