Assessment of drivers and constraints to occupational safety and health improvement in the sugar cane supply chain in Colombia

Workers in the sugar cane industry face a variety of occupational hazards at every stage of production, emphasizing the critical need for comprehensive occupational safety measures. These risks include mechanical and biomechanical hazards, such as injuries and musculoskeletal disorders caused by tasks like land preparation, manual planting, and cutting sugar cane. The study identifies the drivers and constraints for OSH and discusses possible intervention models in the sugar cane supply chain.