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Business partners and their commitment to child safety:
Johnson and Johnson - Europe, Middle East and Africa
Children’s health is a natural area of focus for Johnson and Johnson - Europe, Middle East and Africa with interests in baby-care products and first aid as well as pharmaceuticals and surgical equipment.
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RAM
RAM Consulting is world's leading safety consultancy company. That position reflects the success in ensuring the safety of client’s products and the integrity of their corporate image and brand.
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RAM’s multidisciplinary approach to safety involves world’s foremost authorities, and is recognised as the standard by many in the medical research community and principal regulatory agencies.
RAM works with companies to make product safety integral to every level of their business process from design and engineering through manufacture and distribution. RAM enables safety through research pursing insight into the relationship between product characteristics and people.
RAM develops processes that ensure that products for clients are designed for safety. Whilst technology and research are the foundation of these processes, it is only through ongoing partnership with clients that we succeed in preventing injuries and saving lives.
RAM Consulting, Oak Brook USA, Luton, England
Consumer Safety Institute
The Consumer Safety Institute (CSI), established in 1983, is an agency with a mission to improve the safety of consumers and cut the toll of home and leisure injuries in the Netherlands.
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Project partners and their commitment to child safety
European Commission
The mission of the EU “Health and Consumer Protection” is to implement the responsibilities entrusted to it by the Treaty and derived legislation so as to ensure that a high level of human health and consumer protection is attained throughout the EU.
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World health Organisation
Injuries - an environmental health threat for children
Injuries are a major threat to children’s health with a strong environmental component. Globally, the WHO recognises accidents and injuries such as drowning, burns, traffic accidents and poisoning to be among the most important environmental causes of death and disability for children world-wide.
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