text: Based on this evidence, the WHO Global Assembly agreed on a ‘Worker health global plan of action’ in 
  2007 333 (updated 2013) that included targets like better prevention at workplaces, that is, Objective 2: 
  *to protect and promote health at the workplace.*The WHO has worked together with the ILO to estimate 
  the burden of diseases from work and published the ‘WHO/ILO joint estimates of the work-related 
  burden of disease and injury’. 
  
  When looking at the work of global institutions during the past two to three decades — and for the ILO 
  also much further back — many important**agreements, conventions, government actions and**
  **global business**programmes have been negotiated, agreed and issued. The objectives and necessary 
  measures at a global level have been made much more concrete by these efforts. OSH and working 
  conditions are on the agenda of these organisations, and general and concrete targets and indicators 
  have been set. The**task is the implementation of these principles and programmes**in every region 
  and country of the world in a way that it reaches all workplaces. 