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Occupational Safety and Health in Developing Countries. Review of strategies, case studies and a bibliography

@inproceedings{Hogstedt2000OccupationalSA,
  title={Occupational Safety and Health in Developing Countries. Review of strategies, case studies and a bibliography},
  author={C. Hogstedt and Bodhi Pieris},
  year={2000}
}
  • C. Hogstedt, Bodhi Pieris
  • Published 2000
    • nile.lub.lu.se
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    Agricultural health in The Gambia II: A systematic survey of safety and injuries in production agriculture.
    • 12
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    Assessment of Prevalence of Work Related Injuries among Small and Medium Scale Industrial Workers in North Gondar Zone, Amahara Regional State
    • 2
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    Awareness and Need for Knowledge of Health and Safety among Dairy Farmers Interviewed in Uganda
    • 6
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    Determinants of Knowledge and Safety Practices of Occupational Hazards of Textile Dye Workers in Sokoto, Nigeria: A Descriptive Analytic Study
    • 6
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    Determinants of Safe Organizational Climate and its Impact on Employee Performance: A Case of Marble Industries Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
    Implementing occupational health and safety management systems: an analysis of employee capacity gaps at a wind energy establishment in Kenya faculty of arts
    Implications of Indonesian Occupational Safety and Health Management System Award to the Safety Culture
    Physical environmental and occupational factors inducing work-related neck and shoulder pains among self-employed tailors of informal sectors in Ethiopia, 2019: results from a community based cross-sectional study
    Prevalence and determinants of work related injuries among small and medium scale industry workers in Bahir Dar Town, north west Ethiopia
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    Safety Awareness in Informal Construction Sector: a Case Study of Nairobi City

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