Associazione Ambiente e Lavoro

Associazione Ambiente e Lavoro (Environment and Work Association) is an Italian non-profit association based in Milan that works to protect the environment and to improve health and safety in living and working environments. It was founded by Rino Pavanello and was officially recognised by the Italian Ministry of the Environment through a decree dated 1 March 1988 as an 'Association of Environmental Protection of National Interest' (published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale on 19 May 1988). Its statutory aims are to promote environmental protection and safety in living and working environments through concrete, feasible proposals supported by rigorous scientific analysis and technical feasibility, while fostering information and training. The association operates as a specialist body serving prevention professionals, companies and institutions. It is certified ISO 9001:2015 for training, is registered in the national research register, and is listed in the register of accredited operators for 'Formazione di eccellenza' (excellence training). It is audited by parliamentary commissions on the approval of new laws and is present in the National Environment Council, the Italian Inter-associative Prevention Consulta (CIIP) and the Third Sector Forum. It has received numerous recognitions from the President of the Republic, the EU and Italian regions. Its publishing activity is a core part of its identity. It has published 'Dossier Ambiente' since 1988, a quarterly monographic series, and the 'Codice della Salute e Sicurezza sul Lavoro' (Code of Health and Safety at Work), which has reached 15 printed editions with online updates. Since 2004 it has published the online monthly technical-legal journal 'Rivista Ambiente e Lavoro'. It also produces manuals for worker information and offers free information services on workplace safety and environmental protection through its website www.amblav.it and the weekly newsletter 'Ambl@vNews'. The association has organised more than 1,000 events including conferences and training courses. Associazione Ambiente e Lavoro is active in public debate on topics such as chemical risk in agriculture, biomechanical overload, tobacco control, nuclear energy regulation, plastic recycling and occupational accident data. It is a member organisation of the Tobacco Endgame movement. Its website publishes news, dossiers and technical articles aimed at prevention figures such as RSPP, employers, workers' representatives and environmental professionals.

Associazione Ambiente e Lavoro was founded by Rino Pavanello as a non-profit association dedicated to environmental protection and occupational health and safety. Its formal recognition as an 'Association of Environmental Protection of National Interest' came through a decree of the Italian Ministry of the Environment dated 1 March 1988, published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale on 19 May 1988. This status placed it within the framework of Italian environmental protection associations recognised by the state. From its early years the association combined advocacy with technical publishing. In 1988 it launched 'Dossier Ambiente', a quarterly monographic series that remains one of its flagship publications. It also began producing the 'Codice della Salute e Sicurezza sul Lavoro', a compilation of health and safety at work legislation that has reached 15 printed editions with online updates. In 2004 it launched the online monthly technical-legal journal 'Rivista Ambiente e Lavoro', which continues to publish articles on regulatory, scientific and practical aspects of prevention. Over the decades the association built a role as a specialist interlocutor for prevention professionals. It is certified ISO 9001:2015 for training, is registered in the national research register, and is listed in the register of accredited operators for 'Formazione di eccellenza'. It is audited by parliamentary commissions on the approval of new laws and participates in the National Environment Council, the Italian Inter-associative Prevention Consulta (CIIP) and the Third Sector Forum. It has received numerous recognitions from the President of the Republic, the EU and Italian regions. Its information services include the website www.amblav.it and the weekly newsletter 'Ambl@vNews', offering free updates on workplace safety and environmental protection. The association has organised more than 1,000 events including conferences and training courses. In recent years it has been active on issues such as chemical risk in agriculture, biomechanical overload, tobacco control, nuclear energy regulation, plastic recycling and occupational accident data, and it is a member organisation of the Tobacco Endgame movement.

• Recognised by decree of the Italian Ministry of the Environment as an 'Association of Environmental Protection of National Interest' (published in Gazzetta Ufficiale on 19 May 1988).

• Launched 'Dossier Ambiente', a quarterly monographic series.

• Launched 'Rivista Ambiente e Lavoro', an online monthly technical-legal journal.

• Published 15 printed editions of the 'Codice della Salute e Sicurezza sul Lavoro' with online updates.

• Organised more than 1,000 events including conferences and training courses.

Non-profit environmental protection association of national interest providing specialist support, information, publishing and training on environment, health and safety at work.

• Dossier Ambiente

  Quarterly monographic series published since 1988.

• Codice della Salute e Sicurezza sul Lavoro

  Compilation of health and safety at work legislation, 15 printed editions with online updates.

• Rivista Ambiente e Lavoro

  Online monthly technical-legal journal published since 2004.

• Ambl@vNews

  Weekly newsletter providing free information on workplace safety and environmental protection.

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