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The impact of climate change on safety at work
We wanted to understand how climate change affects worker safety in different sectors around the world, and the evidence gaps that still need to be filled.
Current research focus areas of the Lloyd’s Register Foundation Global Safety Evidence Centre.
Currently, the Centre has two core evidence programmes:
Explore our work within these evidence programmes below. The Centre will soon be producing Areas of Research Interest (ARI) documents that will specify in more detail the research questions and evidence gaps we are looking to address in these thematic areas.
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We wanted to understand how climate change affects worker safety in different sectors around the world, and the evidence gaps that still need to be filled.
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This short ‘Focus On’ report presents the findings of a new analysis of World Risk Poll data collected in 2023, focusing on the risk perceptions and experiences of ocean workers – those who work on or near water.
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We wanted to understand how occupational safety and health practitioners in high-risk industries used evidence in their work, and what additional knowledge they considered important to do their jobs well.
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One in five workers globally has experienced harm at work in the last two years, with workplace accidents and diseases causing three million deaths and 395 million non-fatal injuries annually. The Global Safety Evidence Centre explores the state of the evidence of occupational safety and health interventions in two new reports.
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This framework provides our prospective grant applicants, partners and other funders with a practical, accessible approach to impactful, evidence-based grant-making that does not require a PhD in economics or evaluation science.
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This infographic summarises the concept of risk is a safety context, as explored in the ‘Talking Risk’ and ‘Mapping Risk’ literature reviews that underpinned the development of the World Risk Poll.
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This infographic summarises the concept of resilience in a safety context, as explored in our first World Risk Poll resilience report, ‘A Resilient World? Understanding vulnerability in a changing climate’.
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Establishing what is known about how leading indicators improve safety.