Dragon Fly
Developing structures for dissemination of "Good Practice" in the field of WHP in New Member States and Acceding Countries.
Carried out under the leadership of the Polish Nofer Institute, the 6th initiative aimed at developing a framework for co-operation between relevant stakeholders within applicant countries and current Member States by establishing national contact offices of the European Network for Workplace Health Promotion (ENWHP) in 7 countries.
The initiative produced a guideline to be used for the analysis of the national level status quo with regards to WHP policies and practices (legal framework, cultural idiosyncrasies concerning preventive activities unfolded within the working environment, organizational circumstances, and models of good practice).
From a project perspective the “Workplace Health Promotion in Enlarging Europe” initiative started with a stakeholders analysis performed at national level which aimed at finding the most suitable organisation appropriate for hosting the future National Contact Office (of ENWHP). Several national meetings were organized within this analysis and they were 8 roundtable meetings (in Cyprus, Malta, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Slovenia). In each of these meetings the current national level of Workplace Health Promotion policies and practice were assessed and discussed.
The main result was the setup of eight (8) new National Contact Office (of ENWHP) within the 8 countries mentioned above.
Roundtables Schedule: meeting-documentation
- Malta: November 2 (PDF 46 KB)
- Lithuania: November 25 (PDF 49 KB)
- Cyprus: December 2 (PDF 45 KB)
- Slovenia: December 9 (PDF 83 KB)
- Estonia: December 19 (PDF 55 KB)
- Latvia: January 13 (PDF 33 KB)
Seminar Schedule 2006: meeting-documentation
Final Symposium in Krakow/Poland, 13-14 October 2006
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Presentation of the Dragon-fly Project - its aims and concept (PPT 0,1 MB)
Patrycja Wojtaszczyk & Krzysztof Puchalski -
Development of workplace health promotion infrastructures in an enlarging Europe (PPT 0,4 MB)
Eliza Iwanowicz, Theodor Haratau & Reinhold Sochert -
Methodology of gathering data concerning status-quo analysis of workplace health promotion in 12 Applicant and Acceding Countries (PPT 0,1 MB)
Jacek Pyżalski -
Summary of status-quo analysis of workplace health promotion in 12 Applicant and Acceding Countries (PPT 0,6 MB)
Elżbieta Korzeniowska -
Polish Network for Workplace Health Promotion (PPT 0,8 MB)
Patrycja Wojtaszczyk & Jacek Pyżalski -
Workplace health promotion in the Czech Republic - status quo analysis (PPT 0,6 MB)
Jarmila Varninova & Ludmila Kozena -
Six years of workplace health promotion in Romania (PPT 0,1 MB)
Theodor Haratau -
WHP as part of the new Occupational Health Strategy and system in Latvia (PPT 0,2 MB)
Ivars Vanadzins & Madara Kapeniece -
Workplace health promotion in Cyprus and future perspectives (PPT 0,2 MB)
Athanasiou Athanasios -
WHP in Bulgaria: on the Threshold of European Union - WHP Progress and Prognosis (PPT 0,1 MB)
Zaprian Zapryanov -
The European Network for Workplace Health Promotion: future development; role of Applicant and Acceding Countries (PPT 0,4 MB)
Reinhold Sochert