Every worker,
everywhere, deserves a
safe &
healthy
workplace
Our goal is a world with zero workplace deaths, accidents and diseases. We look beyond conventional approaches to find new solutions to the challenge of worker safety and health in supply chains. The Fund’s work aligns with and supports the ILO’s 2023 strategy on decent work in supply chains, the ILO’s global strategy on occupational safety and health (OSH) and its accompanying Plan of Action, as well as the strategy of the ILO’s Flagship Programme, Safety and Health for All.
We are activating
positive change in
GLOBAL
supply chains.
We partner across sectors, at every level of the supply chain, to ensure that all workers, especially those who are most vulnerable, are safe and healthy. In just five years, our work has helped to improve the health and safety of more than 5.6 million workers.
ETHIOPIA
VIET NAM
Real IMPACT where it’s needed most.
Current projects
Completed projects
Real IMPACT where it’s needed most.
MEXICO
Evidenced-based research on climate change-induced heat stress conducted
COLOMBIA
Advancing OSH improvement in the sugar cane supply chain
BRAZIL
Launched a coffee campaign championing fundamental principles and rights at work
ETHIOPIA
Supported the updating of the country’s occupational disease list and development and validation of a new National OSH Directive
UGANDA
Empowering coffee cooperatives to boost OSH
MADAGASCAR
Supported constituents to ratify ILO Conventions No. 155, 161 & 187
VIETNAM
More than 18,000 farmers have completed occupational safety and health training activities
INDONESIA
1,7 million workers engaged in coffee production benefiting from OSH improvements
We mobilize the best
ideas and partners to work
BEYOND BORDERS
Launched by the G7 and endorsed by the G20, we are part of Safety & Health for All, an ILO flagship programme building a culture of safe, healthy work. By mobilising governments, employers, workers and the private sector in communities and countries around the world, we build sustainable, safe and healthy supply chains.
