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THE NETWORK ELEMENT OF THE EST-FIN TWINNING 2003 - 2004

THE NETWORK ELEMENT OF THE EST-FIN TWINNING 2003 - 2004. Kari Kurppa FIOH. NETWORK : - A SYSTEM OF INTERCONNECTED THINGS; A STRUCTURE THE MEMBERS CAN USE THE NETWORK (STRUCTURE) AS A TOOL THAT EXPANDS THEIR OWN CAPACITIES. BALTIC SEA OH&S NETWORK. FINLAND. SWEDEN.

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THE NETWORK ELEMENT OF THE EST-FIN TWINNING 2003 - 2004

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  1. THE NETWORK ELEMENT OF THE EST-FIN TWINNING 2003 - 2004 Kari Kurppa FIOH

  2. NETWORK: • - A SYSTEM OF • INTERCONNECTED THINGS; • A STRUCTURE • THE MEMBERS CAN USE THE • NETWORK (STRUCTURE) AS A • TOOL THAT EXPANDS THEIR • OWN CAPACITIES

  3. BALTIC SEA OH&S NETWORK FINLAND SWEDEN NORTH-WESTERNRUSSIA NORWAY ESTONIA DENMARK LATVIA LITHUANIA GERMANY POLAND

  4. NATIONAL NETWORK DEPARTMENT, MINISTRY A NGO CENTER UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE AGENCY ORGANISATION DEPARTMENT, MINISTRY B PROJECT X SPECIALISED HOSPITAL

  5. SUBNATIONAL NETWORK ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION ORGANISATION

  6. THE NETWORKS • The National OH&S Network • The Subnetwork on OH&S Training Institutions • The Tartu County OH&S Network • Establishment of a Subnetwork on OH&S in Agriculture

  7. Capacities in a Country Organization

  8. Identify Other OSH Capacities

  9. Build Bridges, Directory NETWORK

  10. Joint Activity COLLABORA- TION SPECIFIC PROJECT (PURPOSE) Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Dr K. Kurppa

  11. NECESSARY STEPS Identification of member organisations Motivation of member organisations Agreement about the network's purpose, goals and objectives Jointly agreed policy statement - desentralised architecture - autonomy of member organisations (voluntary, peer-to-peer) - agreement about operational principles Appointment of a technical Secretariat Establishment of an Advisory Board ('political') Compilation of a Directory Establishment of a Web site Action plan Evaluation

  12. INDICATOR • Indicators are pointers that simplify phenomena and help to understand and monitor complex realities.

  13. INDICATORS "VARIABLES HYPOTHETICALLY LINKED TO THE VARIABLE, WHICH ITSELF CANNOT BE DIRECTLY OBSERVED" Abernathy 2003

  14. INDICATORS SIMPLY A "TOOL" FOR MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS, AND NOT NECESSARILY EQUAL TO THE PHENOMENON UNDER SCRUTINY Abernathy 2003

  15. INDICATOR NOT TO BE TAKEN AS A TRUE MEASURE OF THE PHENOMENON FOR WHICH IT WAS CHOSEN Abernathy 2003

  16. OPERATIONALIZATION The process of reducing phenomena into "concrete and specific definitions" or measurable units. Numeric indicators are created through operationalization. Abernathy 2003

  17. OH&S PROFILE An OH&S profile is a structured description of a situation on OH&S in a specified context. • structured overview • sector of economy, county, community • light description (not scientific)

  18. PURPOSE OF A PROFILE • To understand OH&S in a local context, and from the perspective of stakeholders • To provide a written summary that documents a state of affairs

  19. THE NETWORK COMPONENT PROFILES • Model development: • Sectoral Profile on OH&S in Agriculture • County OH&S Profile • Rural Community OH&S Profile

  20. SUBNATIONAL PROFILES province, district, subdistrict, village benchmarking within a country - tools for local empowerment - relatively new ideas in most countries

  21. COMMUNITY OH&S PROFILE ÜLENURME COMMUNE (COUNTY OF TARTU, ESTONIA) Name and affilities of the community: Ylenurme (Ülenurme); Tartu county; Estonia Contact Information: Ülenurme Vallavalitsus 61701 Tõrvandi, Tartu Maakond fax 412595 http://vald.ylenurme.ee Municipal council chairman Aavo Lang Municipal director Aivar Aleksejev, tel. 412380, aivar@ylenurme.ee Municipal secretary Reet Sakk, tel. 412300, reet@ylenurme.ee Geography: Ülenurme is a community situating in Southeastern Estonia, just south of Tartu (a university town with 101.000 inhabitants). The distance from the community center to Tartu is 6 km. The total area is 8634,9 ha. 73,8% of the territory is in agricultural use. 4614 ha cultivable land and 1128 ha forests. Average temperature in summer (May-Aug) is +15º C and in winter (Dec-March) -2ºC. Villages/other divisions: There are two centers with more than one thousand inhabitants ( Ülenurme (1034) and Tõrvandi (1578), 12 villages (Soinaste (275), Räni (473), Külitse (329), Lepiku (88), Laane (61), Reola (149), Uhti (293), Läti (12), Täsvere (15), Õssu (28), Soosilla (37) and Lemmatsi (106)). Community centers (both administrative and commercial) are Ülenurme and Tõrvandi. Administration: There is a community development plan for years 2001-2003, prepared together with Tartu University (to be found at commune's internet site http://vald.ylenurme.ee). Commune office employs 14 persons. There is no-one responsible for work, health or occupational health and safety matters. Health matters belong in priciple to financial and social councillor. Commune does not arrange work for unemployed. (continued… 1/7)

  22. SECTORAL PROFILES • Sector of economy (agriculture, ...) • Practical instruments for labour inspectors, employers, managers, trade unions, … • Benchmarking

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