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If you'd like to learn more about ILO's OSH programme, you can find more information on our website at ilo.org/osh

In the developing world there are often laws on the books but a lack of resources to ensure that OSH is actually inforced. how do we make the change?

From what I have listened to I think you have discussed about technical skills related to OHS, but what do you think about the trend in behaviour-based safety and all the psychological component behind it?

Also what can be done from a ILO Standpoint to have developing states and especially those within the Caribbean Region, namely the smaller states of the OECS to be OSHA compliant?

What are the various modes being considered for reaching youth? Are curriculum development? Using existing civic groups/or clubs for example being considered?

Have ILO ever thought of having Youth Representative who would be charged with the responsibility of sharing ILO overall goals throughout it's constituents and at the same time building awareness.

If I missed that you have. Please share

IRISL ship MT ATEELA 2 not follow the rule of MLC 2006 .here no have rest for seafarer no day no night continue working for Pumpman.

How can someone as myself get attachment at the ILO ITC centre to be further trained in the area of OSH specifically?

OSH needs to be apart of all member states school curriculum.