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EUROGIP publications
Our publications are mainly related to the comparative surveys that EUROGIP carries out regarding insurance or prevention of occupational risks in Europe. EUROGIP also publishes a newsletter, EUROGIP infos, or the proceedings of its annual conference. You will also find institutional documents such as the annual activity reports.
2015
EUROGIP publishes its Annual Activity Report 2014 to find out all about its activities:
2015|Poland
EUROGIP publishes a new document that presents a descriptive overview of the occupational risks insurance of Poland. It deals with its operating modes and a statistical chapter details the accidents at work and occupational diseases data.
2015|Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain
EUROGIP publishes a report entitled “Reporting of occupational diseases: issues and good practices in five European countries”. These countries – Germany, Denmark, Spain, France and Italy – were chosen because they are representative of diverse but mature insurance models and four of them (except Germany) show an interest in the issue of under-reporting of occupational diseases.
The study is organized around these issues:
2014|France
Within the set of statistical data relating to accidents at work and occupational diseases in the European Union Members States, EUROGIP publishes the 2013 data for France (Private sector).
The number of recognized accidents at work, with at least 1 day off work, declined from 720,150 cases in 2007 to 618,263 in 2013. The number of fatal accidents has also declined since 2007 from 622 to 541 cases. Commuting accidents accounted for 93,363 cases incurring at least one day off work. There were 306 fatal commuting accidents.
As for the number of recognized occupational diseases, it falls, from a peak of 80,331 cases in 2011 to 68,120 cases in 2013.
2015|France
Within its set of statistical data relating to accidents at work and occupational diseases in the European Union Members States, EUROGIP publishes the 2014 data for France (Private sector).
2014|Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg
EUROGIP publishes the proceedings of the conference organized on March 20, 2014 on the devices in Europe to encourage companies to prevent occupational hazards.
Stakeholders from seven European countries presented various examples of incentives, including:
2014
EUROGIP provides a summary note on the new strategic framework on health and safety at work covering 2014-2020 published by the European Commission on June 6. A table is used in particular to see the 7 cross-cutting strategic objectives, actions to be taken and stakeholders concerned.
2014
Highlights of activity EUROGIP in 2013 through its centers of action: Surveys on occupational injuries in Europe, EU founded projetcts, Monitoring and Information on occupational injuries in Europe, Public Relations and Communication, Standardization in Occupational Health and Safety, Coordination of “Machinery” and “PPE” Notified Bodies
2014|Germany, Germany
In the set of statistical data “Accidents at Work (AWs) – Occupational Diseases (ODs)” in the EU countries, EUROGIP publishes the 2009-2012 data concerning Germany.
The number of recognized accidents at work with more than 3 days away from work has been declining since 2010. In 2013, the number of recognized accidents at work was 1,061,365. The situation is quite different as regards occupational diseases. In fact, the number of recognized cases has increased steadily since 2009, from 62,702 to 71,389 in 2012.
2014|France
This document sets out a descriptive synthesis of the main available statistical data about accidents at work, commuting accidents and occupational diseases of the considered EU Member State.
