TG on Occupational Safety and Health3rd Meeting (jointly with the NCD EG)Helsinki, Finland24-25 May 2012

Reference OSH 3/6/1Title ILO OSH project in Northwest Russia (2005-2012)

Submitted by Mr. Marat Rudakov, ILO/Moscow

Summary / Note The presentation describes the progress and future plans of the ILO OSH project that is being implemented in the North-west Russia regions (oblasts)

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Marat Rudakov, Project Coordinator, ILO/Moscow

ILO OSH project in Northwest Russia (2005-2012)

ILO OSH project in Northwest Russia(2005-2012)

Developing and implementing OSH system in the Developing and implementing OSH system in the NorthNorth--West region of the Russian Federation to West region of the Russian Federation to provide Decent and Safe workprovide Decent and Safe work

Donor: Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland

Life-span: 2005-2012

Project No. RUS/09/02/FIN

Implemented by the ILO Decent Work Technical Support Team and Country Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia

“NDPHS labelled project” in 2011

NW Russia Regions covered with the Project activities (2012) NW Russia Regions covered with the Project activities (2012)

The Republic of Karelia

The Murmansk region

The Leningrad region

The city of St.-Petersburg

The Arkhangelsk region

The Vologda region

Plans of cooperation Plans of cooperation between the ILO between the ILO

and the RFand the RF

DEVELOPMENT AND

IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVES

ILO Global strategy; ILO Global strategy; NDPHS strategyNDPHS strategy‘‘Health at workHealth at work’’

Results of Results of independent independent evaluation of evaluation of the Projectthe Project

Requests and Requests and demands coming demands coming

from Project from Project partnerspartners

Project Development objectives Project Development objectives (3(3--rd phase)rd phase)

•

Introduction of decent and safe work systems, through international harmonisation and good governance, in North –West Russia okrug

as a pilot area;

•

Reducing the level of occupational accidents and diseases due to poor working conditions, by implementing OSH management and risk assessment systems in NW Russia

STRATEGY FOCUS: STRATEGY FOCUS: CAPACITY BUILDINGCAPACITY BUILDING

• Federal and regional OSH authorities, social partners, municipalities;

• ‘Pilot’ enterprises;• Federal and Regional OSH training centres;• Experts in the field of OSH certification on

conformity of management systems to GOST 12.0.230-2007 (ILO-OSH-2001)

ResutsResuts--Based Management (1) Based Management (1)

Baseline TargetIndicator

ResutsResuts--Based Management (2) Based Management (2)

FROM: TO:

Accountability for inputs and activities

Accountability for results

Fragmentation Close collaboration

‘Shopping list’

planning Focused planning

Weak measurement Rigorous measurement

Incoherent planning, budgeting and reporting

Integrated planning, budgeting and reporting

Feebly indicated targets Strictly indicated targets and achievements

- The number of regional OSH profiles compiled;

- The number of regional OSH programmes developed and launched;

- The number of ILO’s training packages designed;

- The number of OSH training centres altering their curricula;

- The number of pilot enterprises implementing ILO-OSH-2001;

Several indicators

Project performances (1)Project performances (1)

Region Regional OSH

Profiles

Regional Programmes

on OSH

Regional OSH

legislation

ILO training on Risk

assessment (‘pilot’

enterprises)

ILO trainings on Risk assessment (OSH centres)

ILO trainings on OSH

Economy

ILO training on

Social Partnershi

p

‘Pilot’ enterprises introducing

elements of ILO- OSH-2001

OSH WD

events in the

region

Arkhangel’sk region

+ (2009)+ (2010)+ (2011)

+ (for 2009-2011)+ (for 2012

-2014)

+ + (2009) + (2011) 8 centres

+ (2012) 24 municipal specialists

+ (2010) + (2010)

18 +

Vologda region + (2008) + (action plan for 2011)

+ + (2008) + (2011) 8 centres

+ (2009) + (2010) 9 +

Republic of Karelia

+ (2010) + (for 2011-2013)

+ + (2008) + (2010) 5 centres

Planned for 2012

5 +

Leningrad region

+ (2008) A draft for 2012-2016

+ (2008)+ (2010)+ (2012)

+ (2012) 3 centres

Planned for 2012

24 +

Murmansk region

+ (2009) + (for 2008- 2010)

+ (for 2011- 2012

+ + (2009) + (2011) 3 centres

+ (2009)+ (2010)

+ (2010) 12 +

St.-Petersburg + (2010)***

+ (2010) 3 centres

+ (2011) + (2010) 1 +

Total: 7 6 4 8 7 (30 OSH centres trained)

5 4 69 6

Project performances (2)Project performances (2)

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

OSH Profiles OSH Programmes Training modules

TargetAchieved

Project performances (3)Project performances (3)

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Training centres 'Pilot' enterprises Activities

TargetAchieved

Regional OSH profiles in Russia jointly with WHO/EURO

Profiles translated into EnglishProfiles translated into English

Training packages in Russian

Улучшение системы охраны и безопасноститруда на Северо-Западе России –

проект ILO/RUS/04/M02/FIN-NW Russia

ОЦЕНКА иУПРАВЛЕНИЕ

РИСКАМИ НАПРЕДПРИЯТИИ

Улучшение системы охраны и безопасноститруда на Северо-Западе России –

проект ILO/RUS/04/M02/FIN-NW Russia

охраны трудана предприятии

Основы экономики

• Risk assessment at enterprises (3 days);

• Basics of OSH Economy (1 day);• Social partnership in OSH (2 days);• Training of OSH Trainers (5 days);

ILO SAFEWORK & Turin Centre

Practical trainings at worksitesPractical trainings at worksites

Regional events devoted to the WD Regional events devoted to the WD (28 April)(28 April)

OSH Day 2012 OSH Day 2012 ––

a teleconference a teleconference ‘‘SaintSaint--PetersburgPetersburg--

KyivKyiv’’

Main activities planned for 2012 Main activities planned for 2012

• To finalize preparing the 5-th training module ‘OSH development strategy’

• To carry out the North-West Russia OSH conference (Vologda, 30-31 May)

• To select ‘focal point’ NW regions• To take actions within the TG OSH of the

NDPHS• To pass the final evaluation of the project• Final reporting to the donor

ResutsResuts--Based Management (3) Based Management (3)

Conclusions (1)Conclusions (1)

• The Project is acting as a link between international and Russian experts and institutions, providing the latest international and European experience adapted for the Russian situation

• Now the Project creates the models of the implementation of provisions of the ILO Convention No. 187 (2006) at the level of several regions of NW Russia

• The Project has proved to be a ‘testing proving ground’ for Russia and the CIS countries

Conclusions (2)Conclusions (2)

Impacts

NW regionsThe Russian Federation

The CIS countries