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Amid the pandemic EU-OSHA \u2012 in collaboration with its stakeholders \u2013 strived to implement its ambitious work programme for 2021 and meet its targets for improving occupational safety and health (OSH) across Europe.<\/p>\n
EU-OSHA received broad acknowledgement from its Management Board for its contribution to address the impact of COVID-19 on OSH. The board also gave credit to EU-OSHA\u2019s contribution to the objectives of the EU\u2019s Strategic Framework on Health and Safety at Work<\/a> in line with its Multi-annual Strategic Programme.<\/p>\n The report also features the achievements in EU-OSHA\u2019s research on the digitalisation of work<\/a>, its contribution to reducing musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)<\/a> and the development of foresight studies. Important initiatives under the 2021 work programme included the ongoing development of Online interactive Risk Assessment<\/a> (OiRA) tools, the follow-up studies based on ESENER data, the Lighten the Load Healthy Workplaces Campaign<\/a> and the preparatory work for a workplace exposure to carcinogens in Europe survey<\/a>, which aims to contribute to the fight against cancer as a cause of work-related deaths.<\/p>\n Click the link to the executive summary<\/a> and infographic on key performance indicators for 2021<\/a><\/p>\n For a deep dive into the findings read the full Consolidated Annual Activity Report for 2021<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n