Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The European Risk Observatory is based at the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). It aims to provide: An overview of health at work in Europe A description of the trends and underlying factors A description of the risk factors Anticipation of changes in work and their likely consequences on healthBy doing so, the Observatory intends (in particular) to draw attention to new and emerging risks and enable preventive action.These monitoring and forecasting activities are based (as much as possible) on the collection, analysis and consolidation of existing data from national and international sources such as: Labour Force Surveys Workers' surveys Accident registers Occupational-disease registers Death registers Exposure registersBeyond the collation of data, the Observatory also provides more qualitative information to support the identification of new and emerging risks. This information is mainly based on expert forecast and research reviews but may extend to other sources, such as information collected by control bodies. EU-OSHA is responsible for the management of the Observatory and consolidation of data. External contractors and an EU-wide network of national institutes contributing to the collection and analysis of the data support the Agency in its mission."@en }
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- European_Risk_Observatory abstract "The European Risk Observatory is based at the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). It aims to provide: An overview of health at work in Europe A description of the trends and underlying factors A description of the risk factors Anticipation of changes in work and their likely consequences on healthBy doing so, the Observatory intends (in particular) to draw attention to new and emerging risks and enable preventive action.These monitoring and forecasting activities are based (as much as possible) on the collection, analysis and consolidation of existing data from national and international sources such as: Labour Force Surveys Workers' surveys Accident registers Occupational-disease registers Death registers Exposure registersBeyond the collation of data, the Observatory also provides more qualitative information to support the identification of new and emerging risks. This information is mainly based on expert forecast and research reviews but may extend to other sources, such as information collected by control bodies. EU-OSHA is responsible for the management of the Observatory and consolidation of data. External contractors and an EU-wide network of national institutes contributing to the collection and analysis of the data support the Agency in its mission.".
- Q5413098 abstract "The European Risk Observatory is based at the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). It aims to provide: An overview of health at work in Europe A description of the trends and underlying factors A description of the risk factors Anticipation of changes in work and their likely consequences on healthBy doing so, the Observatory intends (in particular) to draw attention to new and emerging risks and enable preventive action.These monitoring and forecasting activities are based (as much as possible) on the collection, analysis and consolidation of existing data from national and international sources such as: Labour Force Surveys Workers' surveys Accident registers Occupational-disease registers Death registers Exposure registersBeyond the collation of data, the Observatory also provides more qualitative information to support the identification of new and emerging risks. This information is mainly based on expert forecast and research reviews but may extend to other sources, such as information collected by control bodies. EU-OSHA is responsible for the management of the Observatory and consolidation of data. External contractors and an EU-wide network of national institutes contributing to the collection and analysis of the data support the Agency in its mission.".