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The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) is planning to launch a call for tender for the above-mentioned subject matter.

The overall objectives of the contract to be awarded are:

• To increase knowledge and improve access to information related to supporting individuals with a mental health condition to stay in work or successful return-to-work following sickness absence

• To increase knowledge and improve access to information related to supporting individuals with a work-related mental health condition to stay in work or successful return-to-work following sickness absence

• To increase knowledge on managing mental health diversity at work, and the role that occupational safety and health can play

• To provide information for the workplace on good practices and practical measures that can be taken, illustrated with brief, real example and including measures relevant to micro and small enterprises:

- to support individuals with a mental health condition to stay in work or successful return-to-work following sickness absence

- to support individuals with a work-related mental health condition to stay in work or successful return-to-work following sickness absence

• To provide information on suitable workplace accommodations covering a range of different non-work-related and work-related mental health conditions

• To identify success factors for supporting workers with work-related or non-work-related mental health conditions stay in work or return-to-work following sickness absence, including measures relevant to micro and small enterprises (MSEs).

Expected deliverables are:

- Developing a comprehensive report (max 50-70 pages/38,000 – 53,000 words) based on the results of the research tasks

- Providing a PowerPoint presentation summarising the main findings of the research.

The maximum total budget available for the contract will be EUR 60,000 (excluding VAT).

The way, deadline and details for expressing your interest in being invited to tender are available on: https://etendering.ted.europa.eu/cft/cft-display.html?cftId=13015