Occupational and Environmental Health Network of India (OEHNI)

By OEHNI on September 12, 2006

Proposed at the World Social Forum in 2004 and officially formed at a National Consultation meeting in 2006, OEHNI is a network of victims groups, trade unions, civil society groups and labour groups from all over India with an interest in improving working conditions for all workers in India. It provides members a platform to share experiences, to run joint campaigns, and to form a strong solidarity group in India and beyond. OEHNI makes available on its website news and information about OHS in India, and publishes a newsletter. The Network is also attempting to collect data on occupational injury and disease in India through an online survey form on its website which can be filled in by any Indian worker.

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