1. Outline of recent OSH training

Fiscal Year	Training Schedule
FY2022	Due to the spread of the new coronavirus, the Training was held online. 5 participants (one each from Bhutan, Fiji, Indonesia, Jordan, and Kenya) took part in the training. Training period Online pre-learning (September 1 to 12, 2022) Online training (September 13 to October 25, 2022) Follow-up training (December 20, 2022) Participants' OSH Country Reports Bhutan (PDF 2,270KB) Fiji (PDF 432KB) Indonesia (PDF 4,138KB) Jordan (PDF 921KB) Kenya (PDF 1,752KB)
FY2021	Due to the spread of the new coronavirus, the Training was held online. 4 participants (one from Cambodia and three from Jordan) took part in the training. Training period Online pre-learning (November 25 to December 12, 2021) Online training (December 13 to 23, 2021) Follow-up training (February 17, 2022) Participants' OSH Country Reports Cambodia (PDF 5,184KB) Jordan (PDF 707KB)
FY2020	Due to the spread of the new coronavirus, online training has been held. 7 participants (Cambodia 2, Jordan, Kenya 3 and Sri Lanka) Training period Country report presentation and online pre-learning (December 2, 2020) Online lectures (December 14-17 and 21-23, 2020) Follow-up training (February 25, 2021) Participants' OSH Country Reports Cambodia (PDF 608KB) Jordan (PDF 678KB) Kenya (PDF 294KB) Sri Lanka (PDF 967KB)
FY2019	October 2, 2019 - October 31, 2019 in Tokyo, Japan 8 participants (Bhutan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Jordan, Maldives, Mongolia, Samoa, Sri Lanka) Participants' OSH Country Reports Bhutan (PDF 1,040KB) Cambodia (PDF 738KB) Indonesia (PDF 1,694KB) Jordan (PDF 1,359KB) Maldives (PDF 1,180KB) Mongolia (PDF 445KB) Samoa (PDF 144KB) Sri Lanka (PDF 303KB)

2. Example of the Program Contents

• History of Occupational Safety and Health in Japan
• Safety and health education methods
• Theory and practical points on Zero Accident Campaign and KYT
• OSHMS and risk assessment methods and exercises
• Working environment management of hazardous substances and health management
• Support for Workplace Improvement in Small and Medium Enterprises
• Participation in the National Industrial Safety and Health Convention (as an opportunity to experience public relations and awareness-raising OSH activities)
• Visits to workplaces, labor standards administrative agencies, etc.

(Ref.)

• OSH Cooperation to the Japanese Government's ODA (Official Development Assistance)
• Pamphlet of OSH international cooperation of Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Japan

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