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**Networks and Collaborations:**
– EU-OSHA partners with various organizations at both European and national levels.
– Focal points in over 30 European countries operate national networks to collect and disseminate safety and health information.
– Collaboration with governments, employers, workers representatives, and various sectors is a key aspect.
– Partnership with the Enterprise Europe Network supports small businesses in the European marketplace.

**Analysis, Research, and Prevention:**
– EU-OSHA commissions and publishes studies on occupational safety and health.
– The European Risk Observatory (ERO) identifies and predicts risks in workplaces.
– Projects like ESENER and Foresight focus on emerging risks and future safety challenges.
– Practical instruments like OiRA are designed for risk assessment in companies.
– The goal is to create a culture of risk prevention and share knowledge on safety and health practices.

**Campaigns, Awareness, and Events:**
– Healthy Workplaces Campaigns raise awareness about safety and health.
– Campaigns focus on different aspects of safety improvement.
– The current campaign emphasizes collaboration for risk prevention.
– EU-OSHA produces information in multiple European languages and coordinates the European Week for Safety and Health at Work.

**Regulations, Management, and Strategy:**
– EU-OSHA was established by Council Regulation (EC) No 2062/94 in 1994.
– Strategies and management plans guide the agency’s initiatives.
– The national focal points network enhances coordination.
– Reports like the European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks inform EU-OSHA’s strategies.

**Research, Campaigns, and Resources:**
– Research areas include new risks associated with technologies, workplace management, psychosocial risks, and green jobs.
– Campaigns aim to raise awareness on safety and health.
– Official European Campaign partners and resources like the EU-OSHA website and EUR-Lex support EU-OSHA’s mission.