Co-funded by the European Commission, the three-year (2004–2007) Healthy Ageing project aims to promote healthy ageing among people aged 50 years and over. It involves ten countries, the World Health Organisation (WHO), the European Older People’s Platform (AGE) and EuroHealthNet. The goal is exchange of knowledge and experience among the European Union Member States and EFTA-EEA countries.

This program was organised by The National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in the years 2004 – 2005. The campaign included seminars, competitions, meetings, open days and presentations. Open days organised all over the country – presentations of safe constructions, personal protective equipment, meetings, and seminars for representatives of trade unions and employers of construction sector, competitions for the young and programs in schools for construction sector.

The Safety Training Passport Scheme is one of the various safety passport schemes in the UK. All Safety Passport holders attend a basic one or two day course, which is a mixture of spoken word, videos and power point/OHP presentation. Assessment tests will be included at the end of each course module. After three years refresher course is required. This industry-led, nationally recognised scheme reflects Health and Safety Executive (HSE) syllabus guidance.

A modular training programme available in English and Czech. The project wants to improve knowledge and skills through developing of a distance-learning course to ensure the quality of education according to the criteria for the certification of qualified persons and specialists in the field of OSH in the EU countries. It wants to give a unique modular training in OSH to Europe. This is the most effective way how to harmonise till now different national approaches and how to support an effective and flexible international communication in the field of OSH.

With designing ergonomic work environment, high-tech rest rooms and joint hiking, the German enterprise DEGUMA works on health promotion of the staff.